Learn About the Business Side of Entertainment With New Courses this Fall & Winter
In collaboration with the faculties of Business and Humanities, Hollywood Director, Writer and Producer (and McMaster alumnus!), Harris Goldberg, has developed four new courses that explore the business side of entertainment:
This Fall, Harris will be teaching;
- THTRFLM 1FT3 – Breaking into Film and Television
- THTRFLM 2J03 – The Business of Acting in Film and Television
In Winter, Harris will be teaching;
- COMMERCE 3J03 – The Business of Entertainment
- Will prepare and equip students with practical tools and a realistic understanding of why every business needs to think like an entertainment company. Students will learn to successfully identify and navigate ‘real life’ obstacles using imaginative modes of creativity specific to the entertainment industry.
- THTRFLM 2JJ3 – The Business of Writing in Film and Television
If you are interested, you can enroll in these courses in Mosaic. There are reserved seats for DeGroote students in each of the the courses.
Reminder: The last days for enrollment and changes are:
- Fall term: Wednesday, September 16, 2020
- Winter term: Thursday, January 14, 2021
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Hello,
Is the business of entertainment program still available? If so please give the full details on the enrollment.
Thanks you
Hello Negaena,
Thank you for your question. We do not offer a Business of Entertainment program. The Business of Entertainment was one of our courses, previously offered in Winter 2021.
If you’re interested, we invite you to visit our website to learn about our other program and courses. Our four-year Bachelor of Commerce program helps students develop a solid understanding of business functions and relationships with many focus areas to choose from. Our Integrated Business and Humanaties program offers variety of learning opportunities via coursework and co-curricular activities, with an emphasis on responsible leadership, management tactics for our changing global economy, community engagement and sustainable business practices.
Please feel free to email buscom@mcmaster.ca for more information. Our team is happy to answer any questions you may have.