Students will go back to school at Red River College Polytech on Monday. Until then, entertainment production instructor Brendon Sawatzky is putting the finishing touches on a brand new program.
“It’s really suited for people who want to take a creative project from start to finish,” Sawatzky said.
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Sawatzky will be teaching the school’s new entertainment production program.
“There’s really not enough producers. Everyone you talk to has a film they would like to do, write or direct and so a need for more producers is really important,” Sawatzky said.
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The entertainment production program is one of five new programs RRC Polytech is offering this school year to keep up with a changing job market.
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