Each episode of the series from Wolfwalker Productions explores a different Indigenous musician.
Reel Canada organizers expect the day’s screenings to exceed 2,000 on April 16.
The second season of the series, produced by OYA Media Group and Noble Television, will premiere on CBC Gem later this year.
Hearings on defining and supporting “Canadian program” and the sustainability of the broadcasting system have been reset, while the date for the hearing on Canadian and Indigenous audio content has not yet been confirmed.
Other winners at this year’s Canadian Film Fest include Nik Sexton’s Skeet and Sarah Galea-Davis for The Players.
The former Snap exec will oversee Bell Media’s advertising sales and partnerships strategy.
The shorts are up for four awards at the event, offering more than $20,000 in cash and in-kind prizes.
It is the first series produced entirely in Quebec to take part in Series Mania’s international competition.
The move involving one of Canada’s larger advertising agencies, announced March 28, is effective immediately.
Following its March 13 premiere, Netflix’s crime drama Adolescence makes its debut on the Hot Sheet.
Neon boards Matt Johnson’s Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie, Blue Ant’s Race Against the Tide scores its first international commission, and more.
EXCLUSIVE: Montreal-based Skywolf Media’s Lisa Wolofsky has also joined production on the feature.
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The Canada/U.K. coproduction’s second season will air as a Crave Original in Canada.