The Empire State’s revival of its film tax credit has meant a slew of U.S. network series that might have shot in Canada or rival U.S. locales have returned to NYC.
The IIFAs, Bollywood’s film awards, is set to air on pay per view TV from Toronto’s Rogers Center through a deal between show organizers Wizcraft and OMNI Television.
As the Banff World Media Festival sets to kick off, the OTT service, and whether or not it should be regulated, is set to be top of mind next week.
A selection of photos from the CFC’s Short Dramatic Film screening and awards ceremony and the CFC Worldwide Short Film Festival.
Dedicated Canadian Film Centre volunteers were recognized last night in a ceremony ahead of the CFC’s 2011 Short Dramatic Film Screening event.
Tom Cox has been reelected board chair, serving another two-year term.
Lucas to top-line legal drama from Entertainment One based on the Tom Cruise-starring movie and John Grisham’s best-selling novel.
Nomination submissions were up 86% from last year and two new public voting categories added.
As the show enters production, Comedy Network’s Sarah Fowlie talks about how the comedy troupe won her over.
The popular kids book writer is to become an author-in-residence at the Skyreader Media division.
CBC topper Kirstine Stewart says she’s proud that the net is number 2 in prime time, but admits challenging ratings-leader CTV is another story.
CBC and VisionTV answer Bell Media’s 10-year deal with Skate Canada by landing a five-year TV deal with the International Skating Union.