Manitobans are staying ahead of the game in the media industry thanks to a new production training space. The space, located at Red River College’s Exchange District Campus, is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and resources to provide hands-on training for students and professionals alike.
The production training space, which was officially opened on Thursday, is a collaboration between Red River College and the Manitoba Media Production Industry Association (MMPIA). It aims to address the growing demand for skilled workers in the media industry and provide opportunities for individuals to develop their skills and stay competitive in the job market.
According to the MMPIA, the media production industry in Manitoba has seen significant growth in recent years, with an estimated $200 million in production activity in 2020 alone. This growth has created a need for trained professionals who can keep up with the ever-evolving technology and techniques in the industry.
The new production training space offers a variety of programs and workshops, including courses in film and television production, animation, and digital media. It also features a soundstage, editing suites, and a green screen room, providing students with a realistic and immersive learning experience.
In addition to training students, the space will also be available for use by industry professionals, allowing them to upgrade their skills and stay current with industry standards. This will not only benefit individuals but also contribute to the overall growth and success of the media production industry in Manitoba.
The collaboration between Red River College and the MMPIA is a testament to the strong partnership between the education and industry sectors in the province. It showcases the commitment to providing opportunities for individuals to thrive in the media industry and contribute to the economic growth of Manitoba.
The production training space is just one example of how Manitoba is leading the way in the media industry. With its cutting-edge technology and hands-on training, it is sure to keep Manitobans at the forefront of this ever-evolving field.
