Educational Services in Griffintown, Montréal, QC
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1250 Rue Guy, GRIFFINTOWN, Montréal, H3H 2L3
514-848-2424
District 3 is an innovation and entrepreneurship zone at the heart of Concordia University. Open to everyone, District 3 provides its members with resources and mentorship in order to help them grow as individuals and find success in Montreal and beyond. At District 3, ambitious and imaginative people join a community of like-minded innovators and entrepreneurs and world-class coaches and mentors who guide them towards success. District 3 is built upon the belief that building people is more important than building companies, that collaboration and transparency inspires creativity, that problem solving is more efficient when a pool of intelligent peers exists that will help. 
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1250 Guy Street, GRIFFINTOWN, Montréal, H3H 2T4
(514) 848-2424
The Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema of the Faculty of Fine Arts, Concordia University, is the largest, university-based centre for the study of film animation, film production and film studies in Canada. Each year it accepts some 200 students from across Canada and many other countries into its undergraduate and graduate programmes. They are taught by internationally-known film artists and scholars, all of whom are exceptionally active in their specialties. Although the programmes are oriented towards art and culture, the financial and commercial aspects of filmmaking are also addressed. Film Animation and Film Production are “hands-on” programmes involving intensive aesthetic as well as technical education. The School attempts to strike a balance between practical aspects and purely creative ones, just as it recognizes that art can reflect both social and aesthetic concerns.