Designed for new ACTRA Toronto members (AABP, Apprentice or Full), in this mandatory course you’ll learn how a typical day on set operates, how Ontario sets fit into the wider industry, and what type of professional behaviour is expected from you. 

Module 1	ACTRA Toronto Set Etiquette and Call Sheets: Introduction
Unit 1	Set Etiquette and Call Sheets: Course Navigation
Unit 2	Set Etiquette and Call Sheets: Saving Your Progress and Modules
Unit 3	Set Etiquette and Call Sheets: Course Troubleshooting/ Contacting ACTRA Toronto
Unit 4	Set Etiquette and Call Sheets: Welcome
Module 2	Professionalism Makes You Hireable
Unit 1	Professionalism Makes You Hireable: Introduction
Unit 2	Artistic Talent PLUS Professionalism
Unit 3	Unprofessional Behaviour and ACTRA Penalties
Unit 4	Multiple Sets = Multiple Reunions
Unit 5	Ontario’s Screen Industry Relies on All of Us: Locations
Unit 6	Ontario’s Screen Industry Relies on All of Us: Tax Credits
Unit 7	Professionalism Makes You Hireable: Quiz
Unit 8	Professionalism Makes You Hireable: Conclusion
Module 3	Who’s Who on Set
Unit 1	Who’s Who on Set: Introduction
Unit 2	Types of Performers
Unit 3	Producers, Directors & Assistant Directors
Unit 4	Camera & Sound
Unit 5	Who’s Who on Set: Quiz 1
Unit 6	FX, Stunts & Intimacy Co-ordinators
Unit 7	Locations, Craft Services, Transport & Picture Vehicle Operator
Unit 8	Continuity and Script Supervisor
Unit 9	Hair and Makeup, Costumes & Props
Unit 10	Who’s Who on Set: Quiz 2
Unit 11	Who’s Who on Set: Conclusion
Module 4	Typical Day On Set: A Timeline
Unit 1	Typical Day On Set: A Timeline: Introduction
Unit 2	Before Performers Arrive
Unit 3	When Performers Arrive
Unit 4	Safety Meetings and Intimacy Meetings
Unit 5	Blocking and Rehearsals
Unit 6	Typical Day On Set: A Timeline: Quiz 1
Unit 7	Shooting
Unit 8	Lunch
Unit 9	Wrap/End of Day
Unit 10	Typical Day On Set: A Timeline: Quiz 2
Unit 11	Typical Day On Set: A Timeline: Conclusion
Module 5	Reading the Call Sheet to Make You a Better Performer
Unit 1	Reading the Call Sheet to Make You a Better Performer: Introduction
Unit 2	Example Call Sheet
Unit 3	When and Where can I Access the Call Sheet
Unit 4	Top of the Call Sheet: Production Title, Lunch, Push/Pull
Unit 5	Top of the Call Sheet: Production Company, Shoot Locations, Weather
Unit 6	Cast and Background ID Numbers/Letters and Call Times
Unit 7	What is Call Time, and When is Yours?
Unit 8	Reading the Call Sheet to Make You a Better Performer: Quiz 1
Unit 9	What Scenes are we shooting today? Who’s in them?
Unit 10	Using the Scene, Cast and Background Sections to Plan Your Day
Unit 11	Bottom of the Call Sheet First Page: Key Phone Numbers
Unit 12	Transport and Catering
Unit 13	Department Notes: Cheat Sheet to Help You Prepare/Flag Issues
Unit 14	Advance Schedule
Unit 15	Crew List
Unit 16	Location Maps
Unit 17	Reading the Call Sheet to Make You a Better Performer: Quiz 2
Unit 18	Reading the Call Sheet to Make You a Better Performer: Conclusion
Module 6	Frequently Used Set Terminology
Unit 1	Frequently Used Set Terminology: Introduction
Unit 2	Frequently Used Set Terminology: Page 1
Unit 3	Frequently Used Set Terminology: Page 2
Unit 4	Frequently Used Set Terminology: Quiz
Unit 5	Frequently Used Set Terminology: Conclusion
Module 7	Professional Behaviour and Protecting Yourself
Unit 1	Professional Behaviour and Protecting Yourself: Introduction
Unit 2	Your Rights and Responsibilities on Set
Unit 3	Safety on Set
Unit 4	Harassment on Set
Unit 5	Professional Behaviour and Protecting Yourself: Quiz 1
Unit 6	Set Do’s
Unit 7	Set Don’ts
Unit 8	Social Media On Set
Unit 9	Professional Behaviour and Protecting Yourself: Quiz 2
Unit 10	Professional Behaviour and Protecting Yourself: Conclusion
Module 8	Set Etiquette & Call Sheets: Course Conclusion
Unit 1	Set Etiquette & Call Sheets: Course Conclusion