The indie estimates better results from its filmed entertainment division will offset a fall in distribution revenue owing to the DVD slump.
Featuring a curated chat environment, CTV is also sweetening its branded social media experience with on-demand streaming of some of its new primetime shows.
From realscreen’s global pitch guide, a series of profiles of Canadian non-fiction commissioners and what they’re looking for this year.
The first production from Shaftesbury’s nascent factual division has been picked up by Scripps Networks Interactive’s Food Network in overseas markets.
The animated comedy, created by ex-Walt Disney Imagineer Eric Jacobson and ex-Kids WB! exec Betsy McGowen, is from Skywriter Media and Entertainment.
The Shaftesbury Films drama on Citytv is shooting its last season until early November.
The industry fund has given another 29 new and ongoing film projects key early-stage financing.
A new series of videos takes a behind-the-scenes look at some of Canada’s biggest media agencies, which bridge the gap between broadcasters and the world’s biggest brands.
Kirby, a former Discovery Communications and Sundance Channel exec, will run the new office.
Canadian Heritage Minister James Moore in a tweet Tuesday signaled the search for a new CRTC chair has already begun.
The veteran British dealmaker will help launch a new UK office to forge possible Canadian-European coproductions.
X Men First Class is the top-selling DVD for the week of Sept 5 to 11, 2011.