Calgary_004.jpg

Big Energy

The Municipal and Provincial Governments have opened their hearts, minds and economy to the global film, television and post production industries. Bow Valley College Centre for Entertainment Arts will provide these industries with the highly capable professionals to lead the growth of creative industries within Alberta for decades to come.

Calgary_003.jpg

Ambitious Goals

The people of Alberta mean business. When they set their minds to a collective task they get things done. Be part of this amazing energy and build your career among likeminded people in an amazing location.

Calgary_005.jpg

Limitless Possibilities

Alberta has already seen an influx of major television and film projects over the last decade. Recently the government expanded its commitment and major players in the film and television industries have answered the call and have begun planning massive projects in Alberta in 2022 and beyond.

A STATE OF THE ART CAMPUS

Located just 60 minutes' drive to Canada’s famous Rocky Mountains and national parks, Calgary is Canada’s fourth largest city with 1.4 million metro population.  

The city enjoys more days of sunshine than any other major Canadian city – 333 days to be precise. Calgary is a diverse and welcoming city with a well-established and rapidly developing entertainment arts sector. Residents of the area get to enjoy a multitude of activities year round, including mountain biking and hiking in summer and skiing and snowboarding in winter. Music and arts festivals, concerts, restaurants, galleries and world famous events such as the Calgary Stampede are in abundance, meaning you’ll always have something to do around the city.

Calgary is a hotspot for young people, with a median age of 37.6 years making it a vibrant place for students. The city has previously been awarded the title of North America’s Most Livable City by the Economist Intelligence Unit, and placed in the top 10 of that list from 2009 – 2019.