Senior director of original lifestyle content Emily Morgan says commissioners look for ongoing, character-driven series for Food Network Canada, while Slice is looking to broaden its content beyond female-skewing programming.
Directors Lisanne Pajot and James Swirsky explained how they bypassed the buzz and opted for a D.I.Y. distribution strategy for Indie Game: The Movie during a panel discussion at Hot Docs’ Doc to the Future industry conference.
The relationship between artist Jackie Sumell (pictured) and jailed convict Herman Wallace becomes an imaginative springboard for exploring the ethics of solitary confinement in Herman’s House, a broadcast and interactive documentary by filmmaker Angad Singh Bhalla.
Elizabeth Radshaw, Hot Docs Forum and market director, talks about the festival’s audience-centric initiatives and cultivating crowd-funding in Canada.
The festival’s Forum and market director Elizabeth Radshaw talks about breaking ground with emerging technologies and projects to watch.
The series, a project in partnership with the estate of late actress Marilyn Monroe, will feature 12 women competing to attain icon status in Hollywood.
The network will also air the third season of the series in simulcast with its premiere on U.S. network ABC later this year.
A partnership with Glassbox Television, Cottage Life TV is eyeing a 2012 or 2013 launch.
Monsieur Lazhar is the top-grossing Canadian film this week.
Montreal-shot sci-fi fantasy flick Immortals is tops at the Canadian box office.
The Big Bang Theory is once again Canada’s highest-rated show, according to BBM Canada.