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Education

SFF and SFF Creative Hub provides training in all aspects of filmmaking and media arts. SFF Creative Hub is a one-of-a-kind training facility that offers practical knowledge to media artists at any stage of their career.  Offering intensive workshops taking place on evenings or weekends focusing on specific skills. Sessions run one to twelve hours so you can learn a new software program or camera in a condensed time frame.

Our small class sizes provide each participant an opportunity for hands-on learning. For example filmmakers wanting to learn cinematography get their hands on the camera and lighting. Students taking our screenwriting classes get personalized feedback from industry professionals. These workshops exist for participants who want to create: learn, plan, make, edit, and distribute.

 

Note: SFF is a not a designated Canadian learning institution, as outlined by the Government of Canada. Registration in SFF Workshops cannot be used to support any immigration or Canadian Visa applications.

SFF March Break Film Camp

Sault Film Festival's Film Camp is back by popular demand! Join us as we make a short film in 5 days!! Learn Acting, Directing, Camera, Editing, and More! For ages 13+.

March 15th - March 19th 2027

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Learn Screenwriting

This 12 week workshop series focuses on turning your ideas into clear, compelling scripts that can be filmed and shared with an audience.

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Workshops

Reach out to us if you are interested in putting on your own workshop or would like us to program something new!

Podcast

Learn different filmmaking approaches from mentors in the film industry!

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Code of Conduct

We acknowledge that we live and work in Bawating, the traditional territories of the Anishinaabe people of Batchewana First Nation and Garden River First Nation, within the Robinson-Huron Treaty area. We also recognize the historic and ongoing presence of the Métis Nation in this region.

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