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From aspiring designers and digital storytellers to passionate gamers, artists and creators, thousands of guests stopped by George Brown Polytechnic's booth at Fan Expo Canada 2026 to discover how their interests could become future careers.

From LED wall production to fashion, performance, and design, George Brown put the future of creative education on display at Toronto’s Comicon.

GBC's School of Media & Performing made their debut at the Toronto Comicon, offering attendees a glimpse into how their fandom could evolve into a flourishing career.

Mitchell LeBlanc's journey from philosophy grad to a sci-fi, horror, and thriller screenwriter might seem unconventional. But for the 2017 Screenwriting and Narrative Design alum, it's all part of a natural evolution in storytelling.

Upon graduating from George Brown College's Screenwriting & Narrative Design program, Fateema Al-Hamaydeh Miller embodied the spirit of a storyteller in perpetual motion. A theatre and English graduate with dreams of performance, she discovered her true passion during some of the most challenging times in recent memory.

In the heart of Toronto, within the lively performance spaces of George Brown College's School of Media & Performing Arts, Evan Alexander Smith's journey as a rising star began.

The GBC Theatre School grad's career took off early in the pandemic and continues to grow with new opportunities in the U.S., thanks to her work on the show "Slip," a streaming series from celebrity executive producer Dakota Johnson.

Want to turn your passion for social media into your profession or build worlds and stories for extended reality, online, film and television projects? Five new programs at the School of Media and Performing Arts can prepare you for exciting careers.

Land Acknowledgement

Land Acknowledgement

George Brown Polytechnic is located on the traditional territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation and other Indigenous peoples who have lived here over time. We are grateful to share this land as treaty people who learn, work and live in the community with each other.