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{"id":"10483","title":"Black and White Photography using the Zone System","start_date":"2016-04-30","end_date":"2016-05-14","start_time":50400,"end_time":59400,"duration":9000,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This class will explore the creative plasticity of exposure and development of black and white negative films using Minor White's famous Zone System Manual (1956). The first day is lecture/presentation format; the remaining time will be spent in darkroom. Students are expected to expose one role of film before the second class. Students will photograph subject material using the full range of aperture and shutter speeds under various lighting conditions. We will then develop the films to achieve a wide variety of exposure scales revealing the effects of exposure upon development, and vice-versa. The second part of the class will explore soft and hard developers. Specifically, we will explore the expressive properties using straight Metol and Metol -Hydroquinone developers, in varying proportions, developed with a grade 2 paper. Students must supply one roll of Black and White film and a 35mm camera with manual exposure. It is recommended you bring the camera to the first class. The chemistry will be supplied. Instructor: Aubie Golombek Note: Deadline to withdraw from this class is 5:00 pm on Mar 30. A $7 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$150","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"10679","title":"Audition Technique","start_date":"2016-06-12","end_date":"2016-06-26","start_time":54000,"end_time":61200,"duration":7200,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"Win that job; book that gig. Lose the fear surrounding that next big audition. Everything from headshots to resumes; cover letters to costuming; monologues to call backs. This class tackles all the tools that you’ll need to be successful at your next big audition. Note: Deadline to withdraw from this class is 5:00 pm on June 8. A $7 to $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$60.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"10962","title":"Cyanotype Printing","start_date":"2016-06-12","end_date":"2016-06-12","start_time":36000,"end_time":61200,"duration":25200,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This workshop offers the experience of combining new, contemporary image-making, with the old using one of the earliest photographic printing processes. Cyanotype is a non-silver process that can be combined or used independently to create distinctive blue-toned imagery on natural materials such as silk or art papers. This hands-on workshop will teach proper coating, exposing and developing techniques for Cyanotype. Instructor Sally Ayre. Note: Deadline to withdraw from this class is 5:00 pm on June 8. A $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$140.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"11315","title":"Masters of Photography I","start_date":"2016-06-09","end_date":"2016-06-09","start_time":66600,"end_time":77400,"duration":10800,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This class will survey the work of four or five influential photographers spanning the history of photography. We will look at the photographers’ images, ideas, styles, and impact – and we will consider what we might learn to help us take better photographs ourselves. This is a two part class, though students don't have to take both parts. Part I and Part II can stand alone. This first class will focus on earlier masters such as Alfred Stieglitz, Edward Weston, Imogen Cunningham, Dorothea Lange, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Ansel Adams and others. Instructor: Tony Gray Note: Deadline to withdraw from this class is 5:00 pm on Mar 2. A $7 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$30.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"11581","title":"VEGAN LUNCH","start_date":"2016-01-11","end_date":"2016-05-06","start_time":41400,"end_time":48600,"duration":7200,"url":"https://www.facebook.com/bycuoft/?ref=tn_tnmn","description":"HOT FRESH VEGAN LUNCH 6 BUCKS FOR A HUGE MOUNTAIN OF DELICIOUS. UPON REQUEST: Starting January 2016, we will come with 50 take-out containers in themo-delivery bags to 33 St. George and distribute them to the first 50 UofT students/staff daily MON-FRI between 11:30-1:30PM. <3 with love from the Bhakti Yoga Club!","admission_price":"$6.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George CIE Centre for International Experience 33 St. George Street Main Lobby or Outside!","audiences":["Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends"]}
{"id":"11599","title":"Public Speaking","start_date":"2016-06-12","end_date":"2016-06-29","start_time":68400,"end_time":75600,"duration":7200,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"Learn to speak confidently in any situation including presentations, lectures, and private events - both big and small. Remove the fear from publicly addressing your colleagues and peers. This class focuses on several different approaches to public speaking, and teaches many tricks to calm the nerves, collect each thought and to communicate in a clear and entertaining way. You will tackle your public speaking both in theory and in practice and learn to take the podium with assurance. Instructor: Jeremy Hutton. Note: Deadline to withdraw from this class is 5:00 pm on June 8. A $7 to $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$60.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"11600","title":"Improv: Introduction to the 5 Skills","start_date":"2016-06-20","end_date":"2016-06-30","start_time":66600,"end_time":75600,"duration":9000,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This introductory improv class will hone your skills in areas that are key to good improv and to living a positive, productive and playful life. Students will drill exercises that enrich listening (the words people say, the inflection, the body language), which leads to better acceptance (realizing the reality positively), and to a stronger appreciation for different values and points of view. After these exercises, students will jam out scenes and enjoy each others' creativity in a space that is only limited by people's imagination. Note: Deadline to withdraw from this class is 5:00 pm on June 16. A $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$200.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"11601","title":"Green Screen Filmmaking","start_date":"2016-06-04","end_date":"2016-06-05","start_time":61200,"end_time":75600,"duration":14400,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"Students will learn how to properly set up and light a green screen for special effects shots in film. We'll go over lighting and positioning your subject to get the best possible green screen key. After each shoot, students will learn how to properly edit the green screen out and replace it with different backdrops.Instructor: Chris North NOTE: $30 to members of the Hart House Film Board who register in person with a valid membership card. Note: Deadline to withdraw from this class is 5:00 pm on June 1. A $7 to $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$80.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"12113","title":"Stage Combat","start_date":"2016-06-01","end_date":"2016-06-08","start_time":66600,"end_time":77400,"duration":10800,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"Put down the books and pick up the swords! This class teaches the basics of combat for stage and screen. Learn how to simulate violence in a safe and convincing way. This class covers basic hand-to-hand fighting, basic single-sword skills, falls, rolls and much more. The class will also cover the stylistic differences between comedy and tragedy and explore the importance of storytelling through staged violence. Instructor: Jeremy Hutton Note: Deadline to withdraw from this class is 5:00 pm on May 30. A $7 to $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$60.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"12114","title":"Creating Theatre from Research","start_date":"2016-05-30","end_date":"2016-06-27","start_time":66600,"end_time":77400,"duration":10800,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"Using techniques of devised theatre participants in this class will learn some basic techniques, exercises and design rules for making effective theatre/performance pieces. It is especially designed for grad students who are interested in turning their research into a play or performance piece or anyone wishing to learn and experience methods for creating social and political theatre with impact. More specifically, students will:-learn methods for creating performance that can be used for your own work or with students;-learn how to turn research data into performance;-explore issues/research questions through performance;-use performance as a method of research;-discover how aesthetics and content work together;-learn a language for cross-discipline collaboration;Devised theatre is a fun, creative and powerful way to disseminate a message.Instructor: LJ Nelles Note: Deadline to withdraw from this class is 5:00 pm on May 26. A $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$150.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"12115","title":"Creative Pulse: Interdisciplinary Introduction to the Arts","start_date":"2016-05-30","end_date":"2016-06-27","start_time":66600,"end_time":77400,"duration":10800,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"Have you ever wanted to explore your creativity in an open, safe and playful environment? This course will take the student on an experiential journey of self-discovery and artistic development through a wide variety of creative arts including music, movement, theatre, voice, visual arts and writing. We will be using mindfulness, along with an Expressive Arts framework, in order to allow the creative pulse that lives in all of us to begin to flow. The Expressive Arts is a low-skill high-sensitivity model of artistic development where we focus on process rather than product and make time to respond to each others art work in a way that is supportive and sensitive. Not only can the arts bring joy to our lives and deepen an understanding our own identities, but they can also help us to cope with a wide range of life’s challenges from low self-esteem, stress management, to making positive changes in our lives. By tapping into our curiosities and allowing ourselves to be guided by the present moment, students are invited to engage in an exploratory process that is uniquely enriched and enlivened by the exposure to a variety of art forms. This course is open to both newly developing artists and experienced artists who want to explore unfamiliar art forms. No previous art experience is required, only curiosity and an openness to play. Instructor: Heather Goodwin Note: Deadline to withdraw from this class is 5:00 pm on May 26. A $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$150.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"12116","title":"Adobe After Effects: An Introduction","start_date":"2016-07-26","end_date":"2016-07-28","start_time":64800,"end_time":75600,"duration":10800,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This class will demonstrate the basic components of Adobe After Effects motion graphics & special effects software. Students will learn how to create a project, import footage, organize their media, use the workspace effectively, and all the basic principles necessary to learn to do basic special effects on their own movies. This class is a hands-on “lab-style” class but students are expected to bring their own laptop computers each day with Adobe After Effects installed and running. A free download of the After Effects CS6 is available here: http://www.adobe.com/downloads/. The program is available for both Windows and Macintosh. A 64-bit computer is required. If you can only provide an older version of After Effects for yourself you will still get the full benefit of this class since the introductory features have not changed in any significant way. The Hart House Film Board has one laptop with After Effects CS6 installed available to its membership. It can be reserved by visiting the Film Board website: www.hhfilmboard.com and clicking on the equipment loan tab. The cost is $10 per half-week. Instructor: Ammar Ijaz Note: Deadline to withdraw from this class is 5:00 pm on March 5. A $7 to $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$60.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"12252","title":"Online Chat Series: All You Want To Know About Student Parent Life @ U of T","start_date":"2016-02-23","end_date":"2016-09-27","start_time":43200,"end_time":46800,"duration":3600,"url":"http://www.familycare.utoronto.ca","description":"Date: Tuesdays, February 23, March 22, April 19, May 17, June 14, August 16, September 27Time: 12:00 - 1:00 pmAn FCO Advisor & a Peer Mentor will be available to chat and answer questions about student parent life at U of T, including: Balancing study and familyStrategies and insights on caring for a family memberSpecific questions on child care and child care subsidiesYour newly found pregnancy!Pre-registration necessary as we will send you the link for you to connect to the chat. All prospective, new, current U of T student parents and their partners/spouses are welcome!","admission_price":"Please contact the event contact person.","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Online Webinar","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","First Year Students","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"12283","title":"Online Chat Series: All You Want To Know About Student Parent Life @ U of T","start_date":"2016-05-17","end_date":"2016-05-17","start_time":43200,"end_time":46800,"duration":3600,"url":"http://www.familycare.utoronto.ca","description":"Date: Tuesday, May 17Time: 12:00 - 1:00 pm An FCO Advisor & a Peer Mentor will be available to chat and answer questions about student parent life at U of T, including: - Balancing study and family- Strategies and insights on caring for a family member- Specific questions on child care and child care subsidies- Your newly found pregnancy! Pre-registration necessary as we will send you the link for you to connect to the chat. All prospective, new, current U of T student parents and their partners/spouses are welcome!","admission_price":"Please contact the event contact person.","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Online Webinar","audiences":["Current Students","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","First Year Students","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"12284","title":"Online Chat Series: All You Want To Know About Student Parent Life @ U of T","start_date":"2016-06-14","end_date":"2016-06-14","start_time":43200,"end_time":46800,"duration":3600,"url":"http://www.familycare.utoronto.ca","description":"Date: Tuesday, June 14Time: 12:00 - 1:00 pm An FCO Advisor & a Peer Mentor will be available to chat and answer questions about student parent life at U of T, including: - Balancing study and family- Strategies and insights on caring for a family member- Specific questions on child care and child care subsidies- Your newly found pregnancy! Pre-registration necessary as we will send you the link for you to connect to the chat. All prospective, new, current U of T student parents and their partners/spouses are welcome!","admission_price":"Please contact the event contact person.","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Online Webinar","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","First Year Students","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"12290","title":"Developing Your Career While Raising a Family (Staff only) (UTSC campus)","start_date":"2016-05-12","end_date":"2016-05-12","start_time":46800,"end_time":52200,"duration":5400,"url":"http://www.familycare.utoronto.ca","description":"Date Thursday, May 12Time: 1:00 - 2:30 pmLocation: UTSC, AA160 While the challenges of balancing a career while raising a family are many, the satisfaction can be great! Attend this workshop and you will: - Understand the options from a big picture perspective that are available in managing your career while raising a family - Learn from a panel of colleagues about their pathway to successfully merging career and family and the lessons learned - Discover simple strategies on how to manage your career at UofT, make progress on your career goals, while still spending time and energy on family - Create a Simple Action Plan to keep yourself accountable as your attention is pulled between family and careerThis session is jointly offered by the Family Care Office and the Organizational Development and Learning Centre. Facilitator: Beverly Kahn, Coordinator, Career Services, ODLC Registration required. University of Toronto staff are welcome. Please let us know if you have any mobility challenges so we can accommodate your needs.","admission_price":"Please contact the event contact person.","campus":"UTSC","location":"U of T Scarborough AA160 AA160","audiences":["Faculty  &  Staff"]}
{"id":"12325","title":"Online Chat Series: All You Want To Know About Student Parent Life @ U of T","start_date":"2016-08-16","end_date":"2016-08-16","start_time":43200,"end_time":46800,"duration":3600,"url":"http://www.familycare.utoronto.ca","description":"Date: Tuesday August 16Time: 12:00 - 1:00 pm An FCO Advisor & a Peer Mentor will be available to chat and answer questions about student parent life at U of T, including: - Balancing study and family- Strategies and insights on caring for a family member- Specific questions on child care and child care subsidies- Your newly found pregnancy! Pre-registration necessary as we will send you the link for you to connect to the chat. All prospective, new, current U of T student parents and their partners/spouses are welcome!","admission_price":"Please contact the event contact person.","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Online Webinar","audiences":["Current Students","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","First Year Students","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"12326","title":"Online Chat Series: All You Want To Know About Student Parent Life @ U of T","start_date":"2016-09-27","end_date":"2016-09-27","start_time":43200,"end_time":46800,"duration":3600,"url":"http://www.familycare.utoronto.ca","description":"Date: Tuesday, September 27Time: 12:00 - 1:00 pm An FCO Advisor & a Peer Mentor will be available to chat and answer questions about student parent life at U of T, including: - Balancing study and family- Strategies and insights on caring for a family member- Specific questions on child care and child care subsidies- Your newly found pregnancy! Pre-registration necessary as we will send you the link for you to connect to the chat. All prospective, new, current U of T student parents and their partners/spouses are welcome!","admission_price":"Please contact the event contact person.","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Online Webinar","audiences":["Current Students","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","First Year Students"]}
{"id":"12334","title":"Helping Children Cope With Separation  &  Divorce (Webinar)","start_date":"2016-05-11","end_date":"2016-05-11","start_time":43200,"end_time":46800,"duration":3600,"url":"http://www.familycare.utoronto.ca","description":"Divorce is painful and confusing. How you handle it influences how your child will cope. Children need empathy, love and support at a time when parents may have less to draw on themselves. This webinar is intended to provide participants with a deeper understanding of what goes on in the hearts and minds of children of all ages in the wake of marital disruption, so that parents can help foster their children's resilience. The webinar will also describe how to explain divorce to children, and address common responses such reunification fantasies, separation anxiety and anger. It will also note a few tips on how to support children who have witnessed parental conflict. Facilitator: Lynda Fernyhough, MA, Homewood Health. Lynda has approximately 30 years of experience working with children and families, which includes working as a counsellor in Vancouver elementary and high schools, as well as in private practice. In addition to working as a counsellor, Lynda currently works as a parenting coach, helping individuals and families change interpersonal dynamics that are not serving them well. Registration required. University of Toronto students, staff, faculty and their partners are welcome.","admission_price":"Please contact the event contact person.","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Online Webinar Event link will be emailed","audiences":["Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","First Year Students","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"12335","title":"From Cohabitation to Divorce: What You Should Know About Family Law","start_date":"2016-05-05","end_date":"2016-05-05","start_time":43200,"end_time":48600,"duration":5400,"url":"http://www.familycare.utoronto.ca","description":"Date: Thursday, May 5Time: 12:00 - 1:30 pmLocation: BA 1200, 40 St George St Come hear an experienced family lawyer discuss the following important questions: Common law relationships - what rights and obligations do you really have?Cohabitation agreements and marriage contracts - what's the difference? when do you need one?\"I want to get married but afraid of the financial effects if we were to divorce. How do I protect myself?\"\"I want to have kids but am afraid of a custody battle if my relationship ends. How do I protect myself?\"\"I am separated and headed for divorce - how do I protect myself?\"A question and answer session will follow. Facilitated by Ingrid van Weert, Barrister & Solicitor. Registration required. University of Toronto students, staff, faculty and their partners are welcome.","admission_price":"Please contact the event contact person.","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Bahen Centre 40 St.George St. Room # 1200","audiences":["Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","First Year Students","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"12336","title":"Choosing Childcare That Works for Your Family","start_date":"2016-05-13","end_date":"2016-05-13","start_time":43200,"end_time":48600,"duration":5400,"url":"http://www.familycare.utoronto.ca","description":"Date: Friday, May 13Time: 12:00 - 1:30 pmLocation: Koffler Student Services Centre, 214 College St., Room 313 A practical session to help you choose the child care option that will best meet the needs of your family. At this session you will: - Find out what are the childcare options available- Learn what factors to consider when looking at options, choices, and caregivers- Learn how to find a childcare centre and individual caregivers- Learn about the latest changes in the system- Find out about the financial assistance available and waiting lists Registration required. University of Toronto students, staff, faculty, and their partners are welcome. Please let us know if you have any mobility challenges so we can accommodate your needs.","admission_price":"Please contact the event contact person.","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Koffler Student Services Centre 214 College Street Room # 313","audiences":["Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff"]}
{"id":"12345","title":"Ted Rogers Centre for Heart Research 1st Scientific Symposium","start_date":"2016-05-12","end_date":"2016-05-13","start_time":28800,"end_time":59400,"duration":30600,"url":"http://www.trchrsymposium.ca","description":"Heart failure is a growing global epidemic and, in Canada alone, one million adults and children live with the disease. The Ted Rogers Centre for Heart Research is hosting its first-ever Scientific Symposium on May 12th and 13th at the Park Hyatt Hotel. Under the theme Advances in Heart Failure: Science and Solutions, the conference will explore state-of-the-art knowledge about heart failure, cardiotoxicities, the best approaches to prevention, personalized care, how to reduce re-hospitalizations, and the fascinating roles of genetic testing and regenerative medicine. It features an array of world-leading experts in many fields of medicine and science. Please visit www.trchrsymposium.ca for details on the program, featured speakers and registration.","admission_price":"$100","campus":"","location":"Park Hyatt Hotel, 4 Avenue Rd, M5R 2E8, Toronto, ON, Canada","audiences":["Faculty  &  Staff"]}
{"id":"12348","title":"Knox College’s 172nd Convocation","start_date":"2016-05-11","end_date":"2016-05-11","start_time":70200,"end_time":77400,"duration":7200,"url":"http://www.knox.utoronto.ca/convocation","description":"Join the Knox community in celebrating the graduation of Degree and Lay Education Graduates. The Reverend Linda Ashfield (B.A., M.Div.) of Knox Presbyterian Church, Waterloo, will present the convocation address: “What matters is faith expressed through love” (Gal. 5:6). Knox will also grant Margaret Jean Taylor (B.A., D.D.) with the degree of Doctor of Divinity (honoris causa). All are welcome. Reception to follow at the College.","admission_price":"Please contact the event contact person.","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Convocation Hall 31 Kings College Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends"]}
{"id":"12350","title":"Crossing Cultures Together: cracking open power and privilege","start_date":"2016-05-09","end_date":"2016-05-09","start_time":34200,"end_time":59400,"duration":25200,"url":"http://www.knox.utoronto.ca/crossing-cultures/","description":"Join facilitator Peter Noteboom (Senior Partner with Global Learning Partners, Deputy General Secretaryof the Canadian Council of Churches, and the Associate Secretary for the Council’s Commission on Justiceand Peace) on May 9th to better understand, and identify ways to address, the negative effects of powerand privilege in the church.","admission_price":"$25.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Knox College 59 St. George Street","audiences":["Community"]}
{"id":"12351","title":"Knox College`s non-degree summer program","start_date":"2016-08-08","end_date":"2016-08-19","start_time":32400,"end_time":45000,"duration":12600,"url":"http://www.knox.utoronto.ca/summer-program/","description":"The Knox College Summer Program is a non-degree morning lecture series for the curious mind. Located at the heart of the University of Toronto’s St. George campus, the series focuses on diverse subjects with lectures presented by experts in their fields. This year’s lectures and lecturers are: What is truth? What is reconciliation? with Lee Maracle What the kids are learning today… from the curriculum to the classroomwith Todd Wright Sounds and spaces: music in renaissance and Baroque citieswith Roseen Giles What lies beneath: our planet Earth with Pierre-Yves Robin","admission_price":"$130.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Knox College 59 St. George Street","audiences":["Prospective Students"]}
{"id":"12355","title":"Public Lecture-Preventing Running Injuries: Separating Fact from Fiction","start_date":"2016-05-12","end_date":"2016-05-12","start_time":66600,"end_time":72000,"duration":5400,"url":"http://www.physicaltherapy.utoronto.ca/news-events/preventing-running-injuries/","description":"Will running give you knee arthritis? Is barefoot running a fad? Are compression sleeves just for show? Is stretching a waste of time? These and other hot topics will be addressed based on current evidence, as well as key tips to help prevent injuries and keep you running healthy and strong all season.","admission_price":"Please contact the event contact person.","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Rehabilitation Building 500 University Avenue Room 140","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"12357","title":"Planning for Pregnancy and Beyond","start_date":"2016-06-08","end_date":"2016-06-08","start_time":57600,"end_time":63000,"duration":5400,"url":"http://www.familycare.utoronto.ca","description":"Date: Wednesday, June 8Time: 4:00 - 5:30 pmLocation: Koffler Student Services Centre, 214 College St., Room 313 Join us to find out how to make healthy choices that lead to a healthy lifestyle and promote wellness during pre-pregnancy, pregnancy and postpartum. The session, created by Dr. Yolanda Kirkham, will address participants' specific concerns on a range of topics including: questions around conceiving, health concerns and risks during pregnancy, health care provider options, antenatal care and screening tests, and post-partum issues. Participants will be able to access resources that support the information provided in the workshops. Facilitators: Drs. Carmen McCaffrey and Dana Soroka, U of T Obstetrics and Gynaecology. Registration required. University of Toronto students, staff, faculty, and their partners are welcome. Please let us know if you have any mobility challenges so we can accommodate your needs.","admission_price":"Please contact the event contact person.","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Koffler Student Services Centre 214 College Street Room # 313","audiences":["Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","First Year Students","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"12360","title":"Targeting RAS for cancer treatment: know your enemy","start_date":"2016-05-09","end_date":"2016-05-09","start_time":57600,"end_time":61200,"duration":3600,"url":"http://www.lmp.utoronto.ca/news-events/calendar/month/2016-05","description":"Emmanuel Farber Distinguished Visiting LectureshipChanning J. Der, Ph.D.Sarah Graham Kenan Distinguished Professor of PharmacologyLineberger Comprehensive Cancer CenterUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Hosted by: Michael Ohh","admission_price":"Please contact the event contact person.","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Medical Sciences Building 1 Kings College Circle, Toronto ON M5S 1A8 MS 2170","audiences":["Faculty  &  Staff","Undergraduates","Graduate Students"]}
{"id":"12363","title":"Lo-Fab | MASS Design Group","start_date":"2016-03-31","end_date":"2016-06-01","start_time":34200,"end_time":61200,"duration":27000,"url":"mailto:pamela.walls@daniels.utoronto.ca","description":"Lo-Fab | MASS Design GroupEric Arthur GalleryMarch 23 to June 1, 20169:30 am - 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday Exhibition reception + film screeningThursday, March 31230 College Street Film screening (Room 103): 6:30 - 7:30 pmReception (Lobby): 7:30 - 9:00 pm The John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design is pleased to present Lo-Fab, a new exhibition featuring work by MASS Design Group. MASS’s work explores how architecture can address social challenges, effect systemic change, and mobilize communities. Lo-Fab – locally fabricated – speaks to MASS’s approach to the design and building process, which highlights and scales local innovation and ideas, hires local labor, and uses local materials. Lo-Fab showcases two projects: The GHESKIO Cholera Treatment Center in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti; and the never-before exhibited Ilima Primary School in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Please join us for a reception celebrating the exhibition — which will include a screening of two new short films about MASS Design Group’s work — on Thursday, March 31, from 6:30pm to 9:00pm.","admission_price":"Please contact the event contact person.","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design 230 College Street Eric Arthur Gallery","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"12370","title":"One Million Trees Experience","start_date":"2016-05-14","end_date":"2016-05-14","start_time":36000,"end_time":43200,"duration":7200,"url":"https://www.utm.utoronto.ca/alumni/events/one-million-trees-experience-2016","description":"Celebrate the return of spring as UTM alumni, friends and families embrace their inner arborist to help green the City of Mississauga with their goal of planting one million trees by 2032. Planting trees provides beauty and shade, helps improve air quality and adds economic value to all of our neighbourhoods. Ideal for all ages and skill levels, this tree planting experience will help conserve and enhance the community's urban forest while contributing to an environmental legacy. Show your UTM spirit by wearing blue and white while enjoying complimentary snacks and a UTM gift. RSVP online by Thursday, May 12, 2016.","admission_price":"FREE","campus":"UTM","location":"U of T Mississauga Erindale Park 1695 Dundas Street West","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"12371","title":"Classes Without Quizzes: Crime seen - Spring Reunion","start_date":"2016-05-25","end_date":"2016-05-25","start_time":68400,"end_time":73800,"duration":5400,"url":"https://www.utm.utoronto.ca/alumni/events/classes-without-quizzes-crime-2016","description":"Canada's first female criminal profiler, Kate Lines, BA'77, shares some of her stories from her best-selling book Crime Seen: From Patrol Cop to Profiler, My Stories from Behind the Yellow Tape. For more than twenty six years Kate's police expertise was investigating the worst of the worst violent crimes. Having worked on such high profile Canadian cases as the abduction of Michael Dunahee, the murders of Tammy Homolka, Lesley Mahaffy and Kristen French, and the murder of Tori Stafford, Kate acknowledges that few of her stories have happy endings but there are poignant, inspirational and courageous aspects to all of them. RSVP online by Monday, May 23, 2016.","admission_price":"FREE","campus":"UTM","location":"U of T Mississauga Deerfield Hall 3359 Mississauga Road Main floor cafe","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"12372","title":"Flicks on the Field","start_date":"2016-05-27","end_date":"2016-05-27","start_time":75600,"end_time":82800,"duration":7200,"url":"https://www.utm.utoronto.ca/alumni/events/flicks-on-the-field-2016","description":"A warm spring evening under the stars with family, friends and a terrific flick. Enjoy our beautiful campus under the night sky on the front lawn of the William G. Davis Building where it will be transformed into an outdoor movie experience featuring the family-friendly Kung Fu Panda 3. You bring the lawn chairs and blankets and we'll bring the popcorn and bug repellent! RSVP online by Friday, May 27, 2016.","admission_price":"FREE","campus":"UTM","location":"U of T Mississauga William G. Davis Building 3359 Mississauga Road Front lawn","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"12373","title":"Toronto Blue Jays Alumni Day","start_date":"2016-06-01","end_date":"2016-06-01","start_time":68400,"end_time":82800,"duration":14400,"url":"https://www.utm.utoronto.ca/alumni/events/toronto-blue-jays-2016","description":"Buy me some peanuts and Cracker Jack! Let us take you out to the ball game – Toronto Blue Jays vs. New York Yankees – a guaranteed great time in premium seating with other University of Toronto Mississauga alumni, friends and families. The cost is $40 for per person (regularly priced at $53 per person) Seating in section 114L, field level bases. Tickets are limited and non-refundable. Your ticket includes a UTM gift! This event is SOLD OUT.","admission_price":"$40.00","campus":"UTM","location":"U of T Mississauga Rogers Centre 1 Blue Jays Way, Toronto, ON","audiences":["Alumni/Friends"]}
{"id":"12374","title":"Alumni Mixer, San Francisco, CA","start_date":"2016-06-07","end_date":"2016-06-07","start_time":63000,"end_time":68400,"duration":5400,"url":"https://www.utm.utoronto.ca/alumni/events/san-francisco-2016","description":"Mix and mingle with UTM alumni in San Francisco. Special guest includes Her Worship Mayor Bonnie Crombie of the City of Mississauga. Expand your professional network, reconnect with old friends and enjoy creative cocktails at the sleek and modern E&O Kitchen and Bar in the heart of San Francisco's vibrant Union Square. Complimentary refreshments will be served. RSVP online by Friday, June 3, 2016.","admission_price":"FREE","campus":"UTM","location":"U of T Mississauga E&O Kitchen and Bar 314 Sutter Street, San Francisco, CA","audiences":["Alumni/Friends"]}
{"id":"12375","title":"African Lion Safari Alumni Day","start_date":"2016-07-10","end_date":"2016-07-10","start_time":36000,"end_time":63000,"duration":27000,"url":"https://www.utm.utoronto.ca/alumni/events/african-lion-safari-2016","description":"Get closer than you ever imagined to majestic lions, giraffes, cheetahs, rhinos and over 1,000 other exotic birds and animals from around the world. The cost is $29 for adults (ages 13+) and $22 for children (ages 3-12), children 2 and under are free. The park opens at 10:00 a.m. and an all-you-can-eat-barbecue lunch will be served at at our reserved picnic site. Tickets include full-day park admission, lunch, Asian elephant encounter and creature feature with a magnificent animal and its handler. Also, enjoy a complimentary tour through the large game reserve on a safari tour bus plus boat and train tours in the park. Tickets are limited and non-refundable. Purchase tickets online by Sunday, July 3, 2016. Tickets will be mailed to your registration address.","admission_price":"$29.00","campus":"UTM","location":"U of T Mississauga African Lion Safari 1386 Cooper Rd, Hamilton, ON","audiences":["Alumni/Friends"]}
{"id":"12376","title":"Rogers Cup Alumni Day","start_date":"2016-07-27","end_date":"2016-07-27","start_time":66600,"end_time":82800,"duration":16200,"url":"https://www.utm.utoronto.ca/alumni/events/rogers-cup-2016","description":"Enjoy the world’s best in men’s tennis at Canada's largest and most prestigious tournament—the Rogers Cup presented by National Bank—a guaranteed great time with other University of Toronto Mississauga alumni and friends. The cost is $90 per person (regularly priced at $125 per person) and includes seating in UTM's private suite with complimentary pizza, soft drinks and an alcoholic beverage of your choice. Tickets are limited and non-refundable. Purchase tickets online by Wednesday, July 13, 2016 and receive a complimentary event parking pass.","admission_price":"$90.00","campus":"UTM","location":"U of T Mississauga Aviva Centre 1 Shoreham Dr, Suite 100, Toronto, ON","audiences":["Alumni/Friends"]}
{"id":"12382","title":"Free Up: Expressing Your Creative Imagination","start_date":"2016-07-11","end_date":"2016-07-14","start_time":64800,"end_time":79200,"duration":14400,"url":"mailto:creativeclasses@harthouse.ca","description":"This intensive workshop designed to free up and liberate the human spirit and trigger one's imagination. We will explore techniques and concepts from the world of the theatre including comedy, improv, acting techniques, voice liberation and movement. An ideal workshop for those looking to find a more liberated and comfortable approach to daily living.Instructor: Kevin McCormick Note: Deadline to withdraw from this class is 5:00 pm on July 7. A $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$160.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"12383","title":"Let's Talk About Gender: A Discussion Panel on Gender Independent Children","start_date":"2016-05-25","end_date":"2016-05-25","start_time":54000,"end_time":59400,"duration":5400,"url":"http://www.familycare.utoronto.ca","description":"Date: Wednesday, May 25Time: 3:00 - 4:30 pmLocation: Centre for International Experience, 33 St. George St., Cumberland Room, Room 102 Join us for a conversation about some of the practical, emotional, and social issues involved with children who challenge gender norms. Hear first-hand how parents are supporting their own gender non-conforming children, learn about available resources, and how to work with your child's school. Panellists: Parents of Gender Non-Conforming ChildrenIlana David, Gender-Based Violence Prevention Social Worker with the Toronto District School Board (TDSB)This event is sponsored by the Sexual & Gender Diversity Office and the Family Care Office. All community members, including University of Toronto students, staff, faculty, postdoctoral fellows and their partners/spouses are welcome! Current students who wish to participate but are unable to due to child care costs, please inquire about our Child Care Reimbursement for Extra and Co-Curricular Activities.","admission_price":"Please contact the event contact person.","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Centre for International Experience 33 St. George St. Cumberland Room, Room 102","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"12384","title":"At Home Alone","start_date":"2016-06-10","end_date":"2016-06-10","start_time":43200,"end_time":50400,"duration":7200,"url":"http://www.familycare.utoronto.ca","description":"Date: Friday, June 10 - P.A. DayTime: 12:00 - 2:00 pmLocation: Koffler Student Services Centre, 214 College St., Room 313 A fun family workshop to help families prepare their 10 - 14 year old to be home alone safely. This FREE interactive workshop for parents and their 10 - 14 year olds will help families: Communicate togetherFind out if their 10 - 14 year old is ready to be home aloneIncrease safety knowledgeDevelop an At Home Alone plan togetherFacilitator: Sarah Ionson, RN, B.Sc.N, Toronto Department of Public Health This workshop is for a parent and their child(ren) 10 to 14 years of age. Please register by email with your child's age and name. University of Toronto current students, staff, faculty and their families are welcome. Register by email.","admission_price":"Please contact the event contact person.","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Koffler Student Services Centre 214 College St. 313","audiences":["Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","First Year Students","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"12385","title":"Adoption Seminar","start_date":"2016-06-08","end_date":"2016-06-08","start_time":43200,"end_time":48600,"duration":5400,"url":"mailto:family.care@utoronto.ca","description":"Date: Wednesday, June 8Time: 12:00 - 1:30 pmLocation: TBA Bring your questions & your lunch and come to discuss: Where to startOptions for AdoptionWays to adopt - public, private, domestic, internationalProcedures and CostsThe Home Study - what is involved, what to expectSupport Networks and ResourcesFacilitator: Adoption Council of Ontario Registration required. University of Toronto students, staff, faculty, and their partners are welcome. Please let us know if you have any mobility challenges so we can accommodate your needs.","admission_price":"Please contact the event contact person.","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George TBA - To Be Announced 214 College St., Room 103","audiences":["Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","First Year Students","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"12389","title":"Bioethics Seminar - Incidental Findings in Bioethics: A Challenge for Practicing Healthcare Ethicists","start_date":"2016-05-04","end_date":"2016-05-04","start_time":57600,"end_time":63000,"duration":5400,"url":"http://jcb.utoronto.ca/tools/documents/2016/jcb_seminar_04May2016.pdf","description":"University of Toronto Joint Centre for Bioethics Seminar Series 2015-16 Lauren Notini, Fellow, Clinical and Organizational Bioethics, University of Toronto Joint Centre for Bioethics will present on Incidental Findings in Bioethics: A Challenge for Practicing Healthcare Ethicists This event will also be webcast: https://jcb.adobeconnect.com/bioethicsseminars/ In the clinical context, incidental findings are defined as previously unnoticed findings that are revealed unexpectedly by a diagnostic test or examination and are not related to the reason(s) the test or examination was requested. Healthcare professionals may deliberate about the best way to manage incidental findings, including whether and how to disclose incidental findings to the affected individual(s). Since incidental findings may have significant and far-reaching medical, financial, social, and/or psychological consequences for the individual(s) concerned, practicing healthcare ethicists (PHEs) may be called upon to assist in these deliberations. Although there is a significant amount of literature on incidental findings and how they should be managed in the clinical context, little attention has been paid to incidental findings that PHEs may encounter in their own professional practice. In this seminar, I will use de-identified case examples to highlight some different ways that incidental findings may emerge in the work of a PHE. I will draw similarities and dissimilarities between incidental findings in the clinical and bioethics contexts and consider whether any findings can truly be considered “incidental” in bioethics. I will also explore different ways in which PHEs may manage incidental findings that arise in their practice and highlight the ethical pros and cons of each of these approaches. I propose that it would be worthwhile for PHEs and ethics programs to consider how they will manage incidental findings that may emerge in their practice, if they have not done so already.","admission_price":"FREE","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Health Sciences Building 155 College Street, Toronto, ON Room 106","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Alumni/Friends","Graduate Students","Community"]}
{"id":"12400","title":"Soldiers' Tower Carillon Recital","start_date":"2016-05-07","end_date":"2016-05-07","start_time":43200,"end_time":46800,"duration":3600,"url":"http://www.facebook.com/soldierstower","description":"The 51 bells of the historic Soldiers' Tower carillon recital will ring for a one-hour recital featuring Roy Lee. Mr. Lee is an alumnus of Yale University and University of Toronto.Today's recital marks the 40th anniversary of the rededication of the carillon on May 7, 1976. This is a free outdoor event. Chairs will be set outside for listeners.","admission_price":"Please contact the event contact person.","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Soldiers Tower, beside Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Community"]}
{"id":"12401","title":"Soldiers' Tower Canada Day Carillon Recital","start_date":"2016-07-01","end_date":"2016-07-01","start_time":46800,"end_time":50400,"duration":3600,"url":"http://www.facebook.com/soldierstower","description":"The 51 bells of the historic Soldiers' Tower carillon recital will ring for a one-hour recital featuring Roy Lee. Mr. Lee is an alumnus of Yale University and University of Toronto.This is a free outdoor event. Chairs will be set outside for listeners.","admission_price":"Please contact the event contact person.","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Soldiers Tower, beside Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Community"]}
{"id":"12402","title":"Soldiers' Tower Labour Day Carillon Recital","start_date":"2016-09-05","end_date":"2016-09-05","start_time":68400,"end_time":72000,"duration":3600,"url":"http://www.facebook.com/soldierstower","description":"The 51 bells of the historic Soldiers' Tower carillon recital will ring for a one-hour recital featuring Roy Lee. Mr. Lee is an alumnus of Yale University and University of Toronto. This is a free outdoor event. Chairs will be set outside for listeners.","admission_price":"Please contact the event contact person.","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Soldiers Tower, beside Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Community"]}
{"id":"12403","title":"Soldiers' Tower Victoria Day Carillon Recital","start_date":"2016-05-23","end_date":"2016-05-23","start_time":46800,"end_time":50400,"duration":3600,"url":"http://www.facebook.com/soldierstower","description":"The 51 bells of the historic Soldiers' Tower carillon recital will ring for a one-hour recital featuring Michael Hart. This is a free outdoor event. Chairs will be set outside for listeners.","admission_price":"Please contact the event contact person.","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Soldiers Tower, beside Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Community"]}
{"id":"12404","title":"Service of Remembrance","start_date":"2016-11-11","end_date":"2016-11-11","start_time":36900,"end_time":39600,"duration":2700,"url":"http://www.alumni.utoronto.ca/tower","description":"The annual Service of Remembrance will take place outside at the base of the Soldiers' Tower war memorial. The carillon will play before and after the Service. A reception will follow the service in the Great Hall of Hart House. The Memorial Room will be open to visitors after the service. More information will be available closer to the date. The service is sponsored by the University of Toronto Alumni Association.","admission_price":"Please contact the event contact person.","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Soldiers' Tower, beside Hart House","audiences":["Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Community"]}
{"id":"12405","title":"Bike Month Breakfast at Hart House","start_date":"2016-06-01","end_date":"2016-06-01","start_time":27000,"end_time":32400,"duration":5400,"url":"http://harthouse.ca/events/bike-month-breakfast-3/","description":"Come out and enjoy juice, coffee and a cold breakfast on our tab!  Details: The Hart House Recreational Athletics Committee will be hosting our Annual Free Bike to Work Month Breakfast. Come out and enjoy juice, coffee and a cold breakfast on our tab! Presented by the Hart House Recreational Athletics Committee (RAC) as part of the Bike to Work Month festivities. Food and drinks will be available on a first come, first served basis until the food runs out, so get there early! There will be a live musical performance by The Ernesto Cervini Jazz Trio. When: Wed., June 1, 2016, 7:30–9 amWhere: Patio outside the Arbor Room, Hart House CircleCost: Free","admission_price":"Please contact the event contact person.","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":[]}
{"id":"12412","title":"Continuing Education: CQ Method Talks","start_date":"2016-06-02","end_date":"2016-06-03","start_time":32400,"end_time":45000,"duration":12600,"url":"http://www.ccqhr.utoronto.ca/CQ-Method-Talks","description":"Please join us this summer at the Centre for Critical Qualitative Health Research (CQ) for an inaugural series of talks about qualitative methods by well-established researchers in the health sciences. This year CQ Method Talks focuses on the centrality and creativity of the researcher in generating, analyzing and communicating qualitative data. Using concrete examples from different approaches to qualitative research, each presenter will discuss how they think about and use methods to generate data and to translate and exchange knowledge with a variety of audiences. The series concludes with a discussion about how to thrive as a qualitative researcher in the health sciences. *Pre-registration is required by May 15, 2016. Visit the event webpage for more information.","admission_price":"$340-525","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Health Sciences Building 155 College Street TBA","audiences":["Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends"]}
{"id":"12414","title":"Retrotransposon RNA localization and nucleocapsid assembly in asymmetric cell division","start_date":"2016-05-16","end_date":"2016-05-16","start_time":57600,"end_time":61200,"duration":3600,"url":"http://www.lmp.utoronto.ca/news-events/news/events/lmp-monday-seminar-mj-curcio","description":"Seminar delivered by: M. Joan Curcio, PhDSenior Research Scientist, Laboratory of Molecular Genetics, Wadsworth Center, Professor, Department of Biomedical Sciences, University at Albany-SUNY, Albany NY Host: Karim Mekhail, PhD","admission_price":"Please contact the event contact person.","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Medical Sciences Building 1 Kings College Circle, Toronto ON M5S 1A8 MS 2170","audiences":["Faculty  &  Staff","Undergraduates","Graduate Students"]}
{"id":"12416","title":"Origin and function of cardiac mononuclear phagocytes in tissue injury and repair","start_date":"2016-05-09","end_date":"2016-05-09","start_time":41400,"end_time":45000,"duration":3600,"url":"mailto:marilyn.murphy@utoronto.ca","description":"Seminar speaker: SLAVA EPELMAN, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Division of Cardiology, University Health Network Toronto General Research Institute Peter Munk Cardiac Centre Heart & Stroke/ Richard Lewar Centre of Excellence, University of Toronto Seminar title: Origin and function of cardiac mononuclear phagocytes in tissue injury and repair.","admission_price":"FREE","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George FitzGerald Building 150 College Street Room 237","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Graduate Students","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"12417","title":"Calcium control of cell extension formation","start_date":"2016-05-16","end_date":"2016-05-16","start_time":41400,"end_time":45000,"duration":3600,"url":"mailto:marilyn.murphy@utoronto.ca","description":"Seminar speaker: CHRISTOPHER McCULLOCH, Professor and Canada Research Chair in Matrix Dynamics, Faculty of Dentistry Seminar title: Calcium control of cell extension formation.","admission_price":"FREE","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George FitzGerald Building 150 College Street Room 237","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Graduate Students","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"12418","title":"Alumni Association Annual General Meeting","start_date":"2016-05-25","end_date":"2016-05-25","start_time":64800,"end_time":68400,"duration":3600,"url":"https://www.utm.utoronto.ca/alumni/events/annual-general-meeting-2016","description":"Celebrate the return of spring, visit our campus in full bloom and say hello to the deer. As a member of the University of Toronto Mississauga Alumni Association, the Board of Directors invites you to the Annual General Meeting. Light refreshments will be served. RSVP online by Monday, May 23, 2016. After the meeting, enjoy Classes Without Quizzes: Crime seen.","admission_price":"FREE","campus":"UTM","location":"U of T Mississauga Deerfield Hall 3359 Mississauga Road 4001","audiences":["Alumni/Friends"]}
{"id":"12420","title":"Bioethics Seminar - Let's Talk about Sex, Baby: The Ethics of Decision Making About Pediatric Fertility Preservation","start_date":"2016-05-11","end_date":"2016-05-11","start_time":57600,"end_time":63000,"duration":5400,"url":"http://jcb.utoronto.ca/tools/documents/2016/jcb_seminar_11May2016.pdf","description":"Angel Petropanagos, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow, Novel Tech Ethics, Faculty of Medicine, Dalhousie University will present on Let's Talk about Sex, Baby: The Ethics of Decision Making About Pediatric Fertility Preservation This event will also be webcast: https://jcb.adobeconnect.com/bioethicsseminars/ Experimental fertility preservation technologies, such as ovarian and testicular tissue cryopreservation, aim to preserve the future option of genetic reproduction by removing, freezing, and storing reproductive materials for future use. In the pediatric cancer context, decision making about the fertility preservation is challenging, in part, because parents must serve as proxy decision makers for their children. Despite guidelines stipulating that children be involved in medical decision making to the extent dictated by their capacities, children's involvement in fertility preservation discussions and procedures is controversial. Some adults worry that children who are involved in decision making about fertility preservation are at risk of “sexualization” because of these discussions involve information about sexual health and reproduction. Using a feminist relational lens, I examine the nature and scope of this so-called risk of sexualization. I argue that the perceived risk of sexualization actually represents two separate ethical concerns, namely concerns about children’s (present) sexual agency and concerns about children’s (present and future) reproductive agency. I maintain that concerns about sexual agency should not be a barrier to children’s involvement in fertility preservation decision making, however, concerns about children’s reproductive agency in the context of fertility preservation warrant further examination.","admission_price":"FREE","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Health Sciences Building 155 College Street Room 106","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Alumni/Friends","Graduate Students","Community"]}
{"id":"12421","title":"9th Annual Sue MacRae Lecture on Ethics and Patient-Centred Care: Family-Centred Care in the Context of Medical Complexity and Disability: A Parent’s Perspective","start_date":"2016-05-18","end_date":"2016-05-18","start_time":57600,"end_time":63000,"duration":5400,"url":"mailto:jcb.ea@utoronto.ca","description":"9th Annual Sue MacRae Lecture on Ethics and Patient-Centred Care Jennifer Johannesen, MSc (Bioethics), Parent, Author of \"No Ordinary Boy\" will present on Family-Centred Care in the Context of Medical Complexity and Disability: A Parent’s Perspective This event will also be webcast: https://jcb.adobeconnect.com/bioethicsseminars/ When Jennifer’s son Owen was born with multiple severe disabilities, she and her family embarked on a 12-year intensive journey through various health care institutions and developmental services. In her talk, Jennifer reflects on these experiences in the context of family-centred care (FCC), drawing from personal anecdotes, clinician narratives and current literature. Jennifer considers the extent to which the overall project of FCC meets, or fails to meet, the needs of families dealing with complex, chronic medical conditions and disabilities. Admission is free. No registration required.","admission_price":"FREE","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Health Sciences Building 155 College Street Room 106","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Alumni/Friends","Graduate Students","Community"]}
{"id":"12423","title":"Public Lecture by Prof. Peter Mahaffy of The King’s University","start_date":"2016-05-27","end_date":"2016-05-27","start_time":52200,"end_time":55800,"duration":3600,"url":"http://www.utm.utoronto.ca/cps/ea-robinson-science-education-lectureship","description":"Join us for the inaugural event of the E. A. Robinson Science Education Lectureship, “Guiding Human Development on a Changing Planet: A Role for Science Education?” a public lecture by Professor Peter Mahaffy of The King’s University, Edmonton. The talk will be held on Friday, May 27 at 2:30 p.m. in the Instructional Building of the UTM campus, preceded by a tour of the newly renovated teaching laboratories in chemistry and physics beginning at 1:00 p.m. All are welcome. The mission of the E. A. Robinson Science Education Lectureship is to advance knowledge and disseminate information on the latest developments and initiatives in science education. This annual lecture series includes public events that cover current topics and bring leading scholars to UTM. Alumni, members of the Mississauga community, students, faculty and staff are all invited to attend and engage in thought provoking discussions. University of Toronto MississaugaInstructional Building3359 Mississauga Road Mississauga, ON L5L 1C6","admission_price":"FREE","campus":"UTM","location":"U of T Mississauga Instructional Centre 3359 Mississauga Road","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"7736","title":"Empowering Your Presence","start_date":"2016-05-19","end_date":"2016-06-30","start_time":72000,"end_time":79200,"duration":7200,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This intensive workshop will explore the tools of the actor as a vehicle to help the student with their ability to communicate more openly and freely when giving a speech or presentation, attending a job interview, leading a forum, instructing and dealing with being a participant in a debate. An ideal workshop for anyone wishing to enrich their communication skills, increase their sense of presence and better position themselves for success. This workshop is ideal for anyone who has taken The Art of Acting or Freedom from Self-Consciousness with Kevin and who wish to build on their process of acting and enrich their communication skills. NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm May 17. A $15 withdrawal fee applies. Instructor Kevin McCormick is one of the most sought after acting instructors in Toronto, having worked with thousands of artists over the years and is currently the Director of the acclaimed Equity Showcase Theatre and Artistic Director and Curator for the Creative Classes - Empowerment Through the Arts at Hart House. Kevin also teaches regularly for Equity Showcase Theatre, The Actors Tutorial and co-ordinates and teaches within a unique arts program at the G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education at Ryerson University.","admission_price":"$140.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"7742","title":"The Organics of Acting for the Camera","start_date":"2016-05-19","end_date":"2016-06-30","start_time":64800,"end_time":72000,"duration":7200,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This class is for students who have taken Kevin McCormick's introductory class of the same name and want to continue to work on a more advanced basis. NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm May 17. A $15 withdrawal fee applies. Student Testimonials\"Kevin is very good at creating an atmosphere that is safe for new students to open-up in.\"\"Kevin is supportive, encouraging and respectful.\" Instructor Kevin McCormick is one of the most sought after acting instructors in Toronto, having worked with thousands of artists over the years and is currently the Director of the acclaimed Equity Showcase Theatre and Artistic Director and Curator for the Creative Classes - Empowerment Through the Arts at Hart House. Kevin also teaches regularly for Equity Showcase Theatre, The Actors Tutorial and co-ordinates and teaches within a unique arts program at the G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education at Ryerson University.","admission_price":"$140.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"7743","title":"DSLR Photography: intermediate level","start_date":"2016-06-20","end_date":"2016-06-27","start_time":66600,"end_time":77400,"duration":10800,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"The intermediate class builds on the fundamentals learned in our introductory DSLR class (or the equivalent). Why choose one lens instead of another? What is dynamic range? Does sensor size matter? What are some basics of composition? Bring your cameras! NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm June 16. A $7 to $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$60","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"7747","title":"Performing Shakespeare","start_date":"2016-06-11","end_date":"2016-06-25","start_time":57600,"end_time":64800,"duration":7200,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"From text analysis to common performance practices this class will hone your skills as a Shakespearean performer. Dig into the poetry and discover exciting ways to connect with Shakespeare’s text both in monologue and dialogue; verse and prose. Get up and tackle your Shakespeare the way it was meant to be understood. With the mouth, the body, the breath and the heart. Bring the text to life with acclaimed Shakespearean director, Jeremy Hutton – Former artistic director of Hart House Theatre. NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm June 8. A $7 to $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$60.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"7753","title":"Black  &  White Darkroom Techniques 101 - Session 1","start_date":"2016-05-26","end_date":"2016-06-23","start_time":64800,"end_time":73800,"duration":9000,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This course introduces basic darkroom procedures: developing black and white negative film and printing photographs from negatives. You will learn various techniques to enlarge and control the quality of prints with time to develop your own photographs. Each week lesson consists of a short orientation followed by supervised time in the darkroom. Basic materials are included in course fee. Instructor Micah Donovan is a multi-media artist and television host whose work has appeared in major publications as well on Discovery Science, Food Network Canada, and Cooking Channel. He is a graduate of the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, and the Kansas City Art Institute, where he studied printmaking, sculpture, and photography.Note: Deadline to withdraw from this class is 5:00 pm on May 24. A $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$240.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"7793","title":"Movie-Making 101","start_date":"2016-05-19","end_date":"2016-05-19","start_time":64800,"end_time":79200,"duration":14400,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This class will help newcomers navigate the worlds of film and video-making. We demystify the field, knock down barriers and help you get started. Students leave with a good sense of how to further their education and with simple tips to get started on no-budget projects. $15 to members of the Hart House Film Board who register in person with a valid membership card. NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm May 17. A $7 withdrawal fee applies. Student Testimonials\"Practical and conceptual advice for beginners.\"\"Very eloquent. Obviously experienced and very honest.\"\"I am so much more prepared to begin filmmaking.\" Instructor Rick Palidwor has had numerous short films and videos broadcast in Canada and abroad and he is the producer and co-director of the award-winning feature Sleep Always. Rick has taught filmmaking at Hart House, York University, George Brown College and Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT) for many years. Rick is currently Administrative Assistant to the Creative Classes at Hart House.","admission_price":"$40.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8339","title":"Song Writing","start_date":"2016-08-08","end_date":"2016-08-29","start_time":66600,"end_time":77400,"duration":10800,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"Hone your songwriting skills in a masterclass setting with award-winning composer and lyricist Jeremy Hutton. This is a flexible class designed around the needs and development of each songwriter involved. We will Explore a variety of styles, and forms, dig into a wide range of harmonic progression and tackle the details of melodic and lyrical construction. This class will focus on the practice of songwriting. All styles are welcome and encouraged and you will be required to compose material for each class in order to drive discussion and practice your craft in an open setting of like-minded artists.Instructor: Jeremy Hutton NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm Aug 4. A $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$120.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8342","title":"Film Editing Concepts and Theories","start_date":"2016-05-09","end_date":"2016-05-12","start_time":66600,"end_time":77400,"duration":10800,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This 2-week class examines the visual language of film editing. Surveying the evolution and implications of styles, such as invisible editing versus disjunctive editing, this workshop further explores the psychology of editing and how it can be used to affect and even control viewers' reactions. Whatever the genre-fiction, documentary, short film, music video, experimental-through screenings and discussions led by a working editor, this class explores how editing can guide an audience through a story, imposing the desired thoughts and feelings. NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm May 5. A $7 withdrawal fee applies. Student Testimonials\"Alex has extensive knowledge, practical industry experience.\"\"Material is presented well, good use of video examples.\"\"Practical usage of theoretical concepts.\" Instructor Alex Shuper works predominantly as an editor and his documentary credits include The Five Cent War, The Last Mogul, Comedy Gold, and most recently T.C. McLuhan's The Frontier Gandhi; his narrative film editing credits include the critically acclaimed deadend.com and The Mad. Alex also directed the feature Edge Codes, a documentary about film editing.","admission_price":"$60.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8344","title":"Film Directing 101","start_date":"2016-06-04","end_date":"2016-06-25","start_time":43200,"end_time":57600,"duration":14400,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"Even though we all know that the director is the person on set who shouts: \"Action\", \"Cut\", and \"Print\", there is still a great deal of mystery surrounding the exact responsibilities of this very demanding creative role. In an approach that will combine theory and practice, this class will introduce students to all aspects of the director's craft. Over the course of four sessions, students will be guided through the director's responsibilities in pre-production, production, and post-production. Specific topics will include: interpreting a script, casting actors, choosing locations, creating a shot list, staying on schedule, working with a budget, and shaping the final cut.Instructor: Peter Genoway NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm June 1. A $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$160.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8345","title":"100% Hands-on Film Exercises for Absolute Beginners","start_date":"2016-06-05","end_date":"2016-06-19","start_time":39600,"end_time":57600,"duration":18000,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This three-week class is designed for absolute beginners needing a comprehensive hands-on experience. Each week students will work in small groups to shoot and cut simple exercises designed to teach the fundamental building blocks required by all filmmakers. 100% hands-on.Equipment Notes: -The cameras used in this class are very simple: It's not about the camera; it's about what is happening in front of the camera.-Each exercise has a hands-on digital editing component using Adobe Premiere, where students share a small number of computers.-Please bring a USB memory stick with at least 500MB of free space to class each day to facilitate taking your work home. NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm June 1. A $15 withdrawal fee applies Student Testimonials\"This class demystifies the process and inspires me to go shoot.\"\"I liked using the equipment, planning shots, teamwork. The wisest choice of topic for a beginner.\" Instructor Nicole Bazuin is Toronto based filmmaker and visual artist whose short films have screened across Canada and the United States. A graduate of Ryerson University's film program and a recipient of the Universal Studios scholarship and HSBC filmmaker's award, she strives for creativity, technical excellence and innovation in her work. Bronwen Keyes-Bevan has a degree in Filmmaking from the University of Winchester, UK. More recently she went into the not-for-profit industry working in youth engagement though the arts. She is currently studying towards a post-graduate degree in Writing For TV at Humber College.","admission_price":"$150.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8346","title":"Masters of Photography II","start_date":"2016-06-16","end_date":"2016-06-16","start_time":66600,"end_time":77400,"duration":10800,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This class will survey the work of four or five influential photographers spanning the history of photography. We will look at the photographers’ images, ideas, styles, and impact – and we will consider what we might learn to help us take better photographs ourselves. This is a two part class, though students don't have to take both parts. Part I and Part II can stand alone. This second class with focus on modern masters form the late second half of the 20th century on, such as Diane Arbus, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Sebastião Salgado, Steve McCurry, Gueorgui Pinkhassov, Edward Burtynsky, Uta Barth, An-My Lê and others. Instructor: Tony Gray Note: Deadline to withdraw from this class is 5:00 pm on Oct 15. A $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$30.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8347","title":"100% Hands-on Film Exercises for Absolute Beginners","start_date":"2016-07-10","end_date":"2016-07-24","start_time":39600,"end_time":57600,"duration":18000,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This three-week class is designed for absolute beginners needing a comprehensive hands-on experience. Each week students will work in small groups to shoot and cut simple exercises designed to teach the fundamental building blocks required by all filmmakers. 100% hands-on.Equipment Notes: -The cameras used in this class are very simple: It's not about the camera; it's about what is happening in front of the camera.-Each exercise has a hands-on digital editing component using Adobe Premiere, where students share a small number of computers.-Please bring a USB memory stick with at least 500MB of free space to class each day to facilitate taking your work home. NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm July 4. A $15 withdrawal fee applies Student Testimonials\"This class demystifies the process and inspires me to go shoot.\"\"I liked using the equipment, planning shots, teamwork. The wisest choice of topic for a beginner.\" Instructor Nicole Bazuin is Toronto based filmmaker and visual artist whose short films have screened across Canada and the United States. A graduate of Ryerson University's film program and a recipient of the Universal Studios scholarship and HSBC filmmaker's award, she strives for creativity, technical excellence and innovation in her work. Bronwen Keyes-Bevan has a degree in Filmmaking from the University of Winchester, UK. More recently she went into the not-for-profit industry working in youth engagement though the arts. She is currently studying towards a post-graduate degree in Writing For TV at Humber College.","admission_price":"$150.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8348","title":"Digital Video Editing with Adobe Premiere: An Introduction","start_date":"2016-06-13","end_date":"2016-06-22","start_time":64800,"end_time":75600,"duration":10800,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This class will demonstrate the basic components of Adobe Premiere video editing software. Students will learn how to create a project, capture footage, organize their media, use the workspace effectively, and all the basic cutting techniques they'll need to get started on their own projects. Students wishing to learn Final Cut Pro will still benefit from this class since the two programs are extremely similar. This class is a hands-on \"lab-style\" class but students are expected to bring their own laptop computers each day with Adobe Premiere installed and running. A free download of the Premiere Pro CS6 is available here: http://www.adobe.com/downloads/. The program is available for both Windows and Macintosh. A 64-bit computer is required. If you can only provide an older version of Premiere for yourself you will still get the full benefit of this class since the introductory features have not changed in any significant way. The Hart House Film Board has one laptop with Premiere CS6 installed available to its membership. It can be reserved by visiting the Film Board website: www.hhfilmboard.com and clicking on the equipment loan tab. The cost is $10 per half-week. This class runs Mondays and Thursdays for 2 weeks. NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm June 9. A $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$120.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8350","title":"Clarity of Speech","start_date":"2016-07-07","end_date":"2016-08-04","start_time":66600,"end_time":73800,"duration":7200,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This class focuses on the specific physical pronunciation of English sounds and assists participants in identifying more effective ways of being heard and understood. You will receive specific attention regarding your speech habits and how to develop the skills and confidence to be heard and understood. Instructor: LJ Nelles Note: Deadline to withdraw from this class is 5:00 pm on July 5. A $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$100","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8351","title":"Film Lighting 101","start_date":"2016-05-28","end_date":"2016-05-29","start_time":61200,"end_time":75600,"duration":14400,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This beginner's workshop concentrates on general lighting theory covering different qualities of light and lighting styles, including high-key and low-key lighting, three-point lighting, colour temperature, gels and filters. Students will learn the key characteristics of light and be able to decode lighting scenarios in film and everyday life and learn how to recreate similar effects in their own films. Students will have the opportunity to practice several hands-on lighting set-ups, applying the general theories covered. SPECIAL PRICE of $30 to members of the Hart House Film Board who register in person with a valid membership card. Offer expires once all seats are filled. NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm May 25. A $7 to $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$80.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8352","title":"Video Camera Theory","start_date":"2016-05-31","end_date":"2016-05-31","start_time":64800,"end_time":79200,"duration":14400,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This introductory class will shed light on the basic elements all video cameras. Camera parts such as aperture, shutter, lens, and the CCD chip will be explained in order to make decisions about proper exposure, depth of field and motion. Other concepts specific to video such as white balance and gain will be introduced. Students will be shown basic camera set-up for shooting indoors and outdoors and tips on best practices for using the camera to film in a variety of situations including hand-held and verite. We'll be demonstrating the Panasonic DVX100 but lessons learned will be applicable to all cameras. SPECIAL PRICE of $15 to members of the Hart House Film Board who register in person with a valid membership card. NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm May 27. A $7 withdrawal fee applies. Student Testimonials\"Great technical expertise, content and enthusiasm.\"\"Clear, patient and personable.\"\"Flexible, kind, patient.\" Instructor Annette Mangaard has written and directed fifteen films in more than a decade as an independent filmmaker.","admission_price":"$40.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8353","title":"Writing a Short Screenplay","start_date":"2016-07-11","end_date":"2016-07-27","start_time":66600,"end_time":77400,"duration":10800,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This course will introduce you to fundamental concepts of storytelling for the 21st century screen. Through formal lectures and fun, innovative exercises, you will learn how to build a compelling story using the basic building blocks of structure, character, and dialogue. From there, you will marshal it all into standard screenplay format, and - more importantly - understand how and why that format evolved to serve traditional production models. Finally, the technical constraints of screenwriting will be relaxed and reconfigured as we explore the possibilities of writing for the Internet. Whether your target is Hollywood or YouTube, this course will equip you with basic and practical skills for blueprinting your vision on paper, and grabbing your readers with the promise of a great film. Class runs Mondays and Wednesdays, July 11, 13, 18, 20, 25, 27 NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm July 7. A $15 withdrawal fee applies. Instructor Shawn Postoff is a professional writer, independent filmmaker, novelist, playwright and artist.","admission_price":"$180.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8354","title":"Film Production Sound 101","start_date":"2016-05-24","end_date":"2016-05-24","start_time":64800,"end_time":79200,"duration":14400,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"An introduction to the basic concepts of movie sound. Topics include: elements of sound, audio formats, single system vs. double system, and a brief introduction to various mics and other basic gear. Students acquire a greater understanding of the challenges of recording location sound. Topics covered include: recording techniques, challenges of field recording and troubleshooting. Students will do some hands-on recording in the classroom to experiment with proximity, the mic axis and room acoustics. Equipment used in this class is the same equipment available to members of the Hart House Film Board. SPECIAL PRICE of $15 to members of the Hart House Film Board who register in person with a valid membership card. NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm May 20. A $7 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$40.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8357","title":"Documenting Fieldwork","start_date":"2016-05-30","end_date":"2016-06-06","start_time":64800,"end_time":79200,"duration":14400,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This class is ideal for anyone wanting to create an audio-visual presentation as part of their course work or as a personal project. You will learn simple tips to gathering better pictures and sound, how to conduct effective interviews, and how to identify additional media (B-roll) with the editing process in mind. NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm May 26. A $& to $15 withdrawal fee applies. Student Testimonials\"Very practical. Great examples.\"\"Rick is straight to the point and funny.\"\"Very clear detailed explanations.\" Instructor Rick Palidwor has had numerous short films and videos broadcast in Canada and abroad and he is the producer and co-director of the award-winning feature Sleep Always. Rick has taught filmmaking at Hart House, York University, George Brown College and Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT) for many years. Rick is currently Manager of the Creative Classes at Hart House.","admission_price":"$60.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8358","title":"Documentary Filmmaking: An Introduction","start_date":"2016-06-09","end_date":"2016-06-30","start_time":64800,"end_time":79200,"duration":14400,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"So you want to make a documentary and aren't sure where to start? This class will introduce you to the fundamental concepts, processes and techniques of documentary filmmaking. It will cover the major genres and elements, including ethics, the art of the interview, narration, archival and stock footage, styles of shooting, funding and distribution. Screenings and discussion of films will provide an overview of the historical, conventional, experimental and emerging forms of the doc. For students actively working on a doc or as an introduction to the range of documentary approaches in preparation for a future production. (Students in need of equipment experience are encouraged to take the various equipment and hands-on classes Hart House offers and the Hart House Film Board offers inexpensive equipment rentals.) NOTE Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm June 5. A $15 withdrawal fee applies","admission_price":"$280.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8359","title":"On-Camera Self-Discovery and Personal Development","start_date":"2016-07-18","end_date":"2016-07-21","start_time":64800,"end_time":79200,"duration":14400,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This unique on-camera intensive is designed to set you on a journey of self-discovery. The class will use techniques and concepts from the world of acting for the camera as a vehicle towards self-discovery, self-awareness, and will address issues around developing presence and a greater sense of confidence in your own unique image. While this workshop will be empowering for those interested in self-discovery it is also ideal for anyone working with or wanting to work in front of a camera in the media world. Instructor: Kevin McCormick NOTE: Deadlines to withdraw or transfer from this class 5pm July 14. A $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$160.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8360","title":"Black and White Darkroom Techniques 201","start_date":"2016-08-04","end_date":"2016-08-25","start_time":64800,"end_time":77400,"duration":12600,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This advanced workshop provides an overview of the photographic printing process as well as advanced contrast control, and dodging and burning techniques. You will develop the skills to work with a range of photographic equipment, materials and techniques, and will further develop your creativity, discipline and critical faculties. Please be sure to bring a variety of black & white negatives, a sheet of cardboard 8'' x 10'' or larger, and a pair of scissors. Students are also expected to supply their own printing paper. All other basic materials are included in the course fee. NOTE: Deadlines to withdraw or transfer from this class 5pm August 2. A $15 withdrawal fee applies. Student Testimonials\"Very helpful to students; gave great suggestions on printing photos; showed a strong interest in photography.\"\"I was able to learn several new darkroom techniques and a gain a deeper understanding of this art form.\" Instructor Micah Donovan is a multi-media artist and television host whose work has appeared in major publications as well on Discovery Science, Food Network Canada, and Cooking Channel. He is a graduate of the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, and the Kansas City Art Institute, where he studied printmaking, sculpture, and photography.","admission_price":"$200.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8361","title":"Black and White Darkroom Techniques 101 - Session 2","start_date":"2016-06-29","end_date":"2016-07-27","start_time":64800,"end_time":73800,"duration":9000,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This course introduces basic darkroom procedures: developing black and white negative film and printing photographs from negatives. You will learn various techniques to enlarge and control the quality of prints with time to develop your own photographs. Each week lesson consists of a short orientation followed by supervised time in the darkroom. Basic materials are included in course fee. NOTE Deadlines to withdraw or transfer from this class 5pm June 27. A $15 withdrawal fee applies. Student Testimonials\"Super-prepared; patience; repetition; clear communications.\"\"Able to explain concepts in a variety of ways; supportive of students; enthusiastic about photography.\"\"Wide knowledge of history, theory and practice; thoughtful advice on extra resources; clear passion for the subject.\" Instructor Micah Donovan is a multi-media artist and television host whose work has appeared in major publications as well on Discovery Science, Food Network Canada, and Cooking Channel. He is a graduate of the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, and the Kansas City Art Institute, where he studied printmaking, sculpture, and photography.","admission_price":"$240.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8362","title":"Composing and Creating Dynamic Images","start_date":"2016-06-15","end_date":"2016-06-22","start_time":66600,"end_time":77400,"duration":10800,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This introductory workshop teaches what conditions make for a good photograph, and introduces strategies for making meaningful and visually pleasing photographs. Photography depends on many relationships between moment, space, light, texture, composition, subject and concept. The workshop will explore the interests of the students, different techniques, and successful, historically significant images. Bring a working camera to class. NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm June 13. A $7 withdrawal fee applies. Student Testimonials\"Enthusiastic, knowledgeable.\"\"Engaging and interactive. I loved having the opportunity to discuss photos.\" Instructor Micah Donovan is a multi-media artist and television host whose work has appeared in major publications as well on Discovery Science, Food Network Canada, and Cooking Channel. He is a graduate of the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, and the Kansas City Art Institute, where he studied printmaking, sculpture, and photography.","admission_price":"$60.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8363","title":"35mm Black and White Photography: An Introduction","start_date":"2016-06-08","end_date":"2016-06-08","start_time":66600,"end_time":77400,"duration":10800,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This introductory 3-hour workshop teaches the basic use of a film camera: understanding film exposure, the relationships between f-stops, shutter, and film speeds, while paying particular attention to the effects composition, light, and depth of field have on image quality. The instructor will provide photographic examples and slides. You are encouraged to ask questions related to your camera equipment. NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm June 6. A $7 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$30.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8364","title":"DSLR Photography: An Introduction","start_date":"2016-05-30","end_date":"2016-06-06","start_time":66600,"end_time":77400,"duration":10800,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"Learn how to use your digital camera. The class will be a practical, hands-on introduction to your digital camera and how to use its features. In the first class, we start with the absolute basics, looking at exposure, aperture, shutter speed, focal length, image quality, and other introductory stuff. We will look at intermediate-level features in the second class including white balance, built-in flash, exposure compensation and more. Bring your cameras and your questions!NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm May 26. A $7 to $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$60.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8367","title":"Travel and Street Photography Basics","start_date":"2016-06-23","end_date":"2016-06-23","start_time":66600,"end_time":77400,"duration":10800,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"In this class we will consider some of the ideas and techniques behind compelling travel and street photography. This will be a practical, hands-on class, with an emphasis on developing approaches to making better travel and street photographs. Students should bring their cameras to class. Instructor: Tony Gray NOTE Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm. A $7 withdrawal fee applies","admission_price":"$30.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8369","title":"Portraiture","start_date":"2016-06-14","end_date":"2016-06-28","start_time":64800,"end_time":75600,"duration":10800,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"Students will approach the idea of finding their own personal vision while looking at the personal styles and techniques of eminent portrait photographers. In looking at various photographers work we will consider their relationships with and approaches to their models/subjects, lighting equipment and techniques used, and how the images produced form unique and recognizable bodies of work. Students will work together on practical assignments in class and independently on personal assignments outside of class. NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm June 10. A $15 withdrawal fee applies. Instructor Shlomi Amiga is a Toronto-based editorial photojournalist, an award-winning photographer, and a member of the Wedding Photojournalist Association (WPJA). Driven by personal experiences and inspired by his photography studies at OCAD University, his main interests lie in photojournalism and portraiture. Shlomi’s work has been exhibited in different galleries around Toronto and published in the Toronto Star, The Grid TO, Photo Life Magazine, Popular Photography and more. Visit www.shlomiamiga.com.","admission_price":"$90.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8370","title":"Freedom from Self-Consciousness","start_date":"2016-05-18","end_date":"2016-06-29","start_time":64800,"end_time":72000,"duration":7200,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This workshop will investigate the issue of self-consciousness and how to overcome it. A variety of tools and useful techniques from the actors process will be used to help the individual unleash the inner self and overcome tensions that have prevented them from doing so in the past. Somewhere within is the authentic self waiting to be revealed. This new class has been winning rave reviews. This class is designed at an introductory/journeyman level for those new to the arts or still in the early stages of their artistic exploration and for those who are interested in using the art of the actor for personal discovery. NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm May 16. A $15 withdrawal fee applies. Student Testimonials\"Kevin is very good at creating an atmosphere that is safe for new students to open-up in.\"\"Kevin is supportive, encouraging and respectful.\" Instructor Kevin McCormick is one of the most sought after acting instructors in Toronto, having worked with thousands of artists over the years and is currently the Director of the acclaimed Equity Showcase Theatre and Artistic Director and Curator for the Creative Classes - Empowerment Through the Arts at Hart House. Kevin also teaches regularly for Equity Showcase Theatre, The Actors Tutorial and co-ordinates and teaches within a unique arts program at the G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education at Ryerson University.","admission_price":"$140.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8371","title":"Practical Movie-Making for Educators","start_date":"2016-08-30","end_date":"2016-09-01","start_time":64800,"end_time":79200,"duration":14400,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"Movie-making equipment has become ubiquitous and young people are increasingly making movies and uploading them to platforms such as YouTube. At the same time these budding filmmakers do not necessarily understand the essential grammar upon which all movies are based. This class is for educators wishing to teach movie-making exercises in their own classrooms, exercises designed to impart the fundamental grammar required by their students. Participants will work in small groups to perform several hands-on shooting and editing exercises. Participants can leave the workshop with up to three completed shooting exercises in hand. Please bring a USB memory stick with at least 500MB of free space to class each day to facilitate taking your work home. Equipment Note: Each exercise has a hands-on digital editing component. Students will share a small number of computers using Adobe Premiere editing software. The editing portion is less about the software and more about evaluating the shooting component. The same principles will apply regardless of the editing system used. The cameras used in this class are very simple: it's not about the camera it's about what is happening in front of the camera. Non-educators needing some practical hands-on experience will also benefit from this class. NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm Aug 26. A $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$150.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8372","title":"Art of Acting: Finding Personal Liberation  &  Authenticity","start_date":"2016-05-18","end_date":"2016-06-29","start_time":72000,"end_time":79200,"duration":7200,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"Using techniques of improvisation and other acting exercises, students will focus on remaining truthful and honest within the work, using an organic approach that is from the heart. Discover how emotional release, being present in the moment, and your use of imagination can be potent vehicles for self exploration, empowerment and self-understanding. This class is designed at an introductory/journeyman level for those new to the arts or still in the early stages of their artistic exploration. NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm May 16. A $15 withdrawal fee applies. Student Testimonials\"Kevin made the class a safe place to explore acting.\"\"I loved the chance to work alone and the small number of students - everyone got equal attention.\"\"The class felt like an adventure each week.\" Instructor Kevin McCormick is one of the most sought after acting instructors in Toronto, having worked with thousands of artists over the years and is currently the Director of the acclaimed Equity Showcase Theatre and Artistic Director and Curator for the Creative Classes - Empowerment Through the Arts at Hart House. Kevin also teaches regularly for Equity Showcase Theatre, The Actors Tutorial and co-ordinates and teaches within a unique arts program at the G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education at Ryerson University.","admission_price":"$140.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8373","title":"Play Writing","start_date":"2016-05-26","end_date":"2016-06-23","start_time":64800,"end_time":73800,"duration":9000,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This workshop will focus on helping participants to develop the dramatic idea by gaining a sense of how writing for live performance is different from other types of creative writing. Combining formal lecture, reading and analysis of example plays, in-class creative writing exercises, and workshopping of participants' writing, we'll explore dramatic situation, conflict, character, dialogue, and plot, and share strategies for creating written work that can function as the basis for a performance by actors. Particular focus will be given to shorter forms like the 10 Minute Play and the One Act, as these commonly feature in contests and festivals for student and emerging playwrights, and are often used by more experienced writers to develop material and explore ideas for longer plays. Please note that an integral part of the course after the first session will be the reading and workshopping of participants' work, so you should be prepared to devote a few hours to writing during the weeks between our meetings. The class is geared toward beginning writers, and will be structured so that everyone who participates fully and completes all suggested writing exercises will finish with at least one completed 10 Minute Play.\"Instructor: Justin Blum NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5:00 pm on May 24. A $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$125.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8509","title":"Film Post-Production Sound 101","start_date":"2016-06-07","end_date":"2016-06-07","start_time":64800,"end_time":79200,"duration":14400,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"An introduction to the basic concepts of post movie sound. Topics include sound editing, noise reduction, basic eq, and creating a stereo mix for film projects. Through demonstrations using Final Cut and Pro Tools students will be taken through the process of dealing with audio from ingest of footage to final export. Practical examples will demonstrate how to ensure sync when ingesting audio and ways to improve any problem spots recorded during production. NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm on June 3. A $7 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$40.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8511","title":"Analogue Photography: What, How and why","start_date":"2016-06-30","end_date":"2016-06-30","start_time":66600,"end_time":77400,"duration":10800,"url":"http://harthouse.ca/classes","description":"Analogue photography is experiencing a renaissance in some quarters, from Lomography, to instant film, to classic film cameras in all formats. This class will focus on why that might be, how to get started (or re-started) in film photography, and what makes it interesting. For many, film represents a high-quality, low-cost way to discover the craft and art in photography. Instructor: Tony Gray NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5:00 pm on Feb 4. A $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$30.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"8618","title":"All-in-One: Acting, Voice, Movement","start_date":"2016-05-29","end_date":"2016-06-26","start_time":46800,"end_time":57600,"duration":10800,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This class will explore the fundamentals of the actor’s process. Students will participate in an introductory exploration through voice and body-work. There will be deep awareness brought to the breath in order to connect the actor to their authentic Self, thus bringing authenticity to the written word. Short monologues will be used. This workshop is ideal for someone in the early stages of their understanding of the actor’s process or for the ‘pro’ who needs to brush up their instrument. This is a beginner level class. Should you have any questions please contact creativeclasses@harthouse.ca and Peggy Jane will contact you directly prior to making your decision. Instructor: Peggy Jane Hope Note: Deadline to withdraw from this class is 5:00 pm on May 25. A $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$150","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"9685","title":"Video Cameras: HD","start_date":"2016-05-26","end_date":"2016-05-26","start_time":64800,"end_time":79200,"duration":14400,"url":"http://www.uofttix.ca/view.php?id=1012","description":"This class will serve as a general introduction to HD video, with a specific focus on the Panasonic Ac130, Panasonic hmc40, Canon t3i, and the Canon c100, all of which are available to members of the Hart House Film Board. This course focusses on the advanced functions common to many professional level cameras, as well as the specific functions unique to each camera. With this information, we hope to help students pick the right camera for the job. We also go over several common post production workflows with some common file-types. SPECIAL PRICE: $15 to members of the Hart House Film Board who register in person with a valid membership card. Note: Deadline to withdraw from this class is 5:00 pm on May 24. A $7 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$40.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George 7 Hart House Circle is departure point. Event at Hart House Farm","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"9713","title":"Colour Night Photography","start_date":"2016-06-26","end_date":"2016-06-26","start_time":68400,"end_time":79200,"duration":10800,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"Explore the strange and wonderful world of colour night photography! The workshop starts with a two-hour introductory class followed by an evening shooting in the field. Students will learn the basics of night photography, focusing on exposure, lighting, colour temperature, and colour cast. Open to all levels of experience. Bring your own camera (any kind) and a tripod (recommended). NOTE: Deadlines to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm June 22. A $7 withdrawal fee applies. Instructor Tony Gray picked up photography as a boy, taking apart (and often failing to rebuild) his father's old cameras. Since then, his principle interests have grown to encompass fine art, colour, travel and night photography. He believes these areas afford a photographer wonderful opportunities to blend the vision, creativity, connection and otherness that give photography such artistic and expressive power. He holds a BA in philosophy (UofT) and a PhD in philosophy (MIT) and currently works at the University of Toronto. His photos, along with those of his students, have been exhibited in Boston and Toronto. Tony has taught photography classes at a variety of levels for 15 years.","admission_price":"$30.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}
{"id":"9717","title":"Voice and Speech: An Introduction","start_date":"2016-05-24","end_date":"2016-06-28","start_time":66600,"end_time":73800,"duration":7200,"url":"http://www.harthouse.ca/classes","description":"This class will guide you to open up your voice through breath awareness and physical and vocal explorations. Enhance communication by identifying habits that restrict your voice from being free and expressive. Discover how to deal with vocal stress patterns and to make authentic connections to words and to the people you are speaking to. Learn how to release tension and allow your inner voice to be revealed. Participants must bring a yoga mat and a towel to each class. Instructor Laura Jayne (LJ) Nelles has been a professional actor and director for 25 years and teaches acting in a variety of settings including York University, The Randolph Academy for the Performing Arts, the University of Guelph-Humber and as a guest artist at the Toronto Board of Education. She teaches communication to health care professionals at the University of Toronto. LJ is currently pursuing a PhD in theatre at York University with a focus in voice and actor training where she is being mentored by David Smukler. She holds an MFA in acting and directing. NOTE: Deadline to withdraw or transfer from this class is 5pm May 20. A $15 withdrawal fee applies.","admission_price":"$120.00","campus":"UTSG","location":"St. George Hart House 7 Hart House Circle","audiences":["Prospective Students","Current Students","Faculty  &  Staff","Alumni/Friends","Undergraduates","Graduate Students","Orientation","First Year Students","Community","Graduating Students"]}