HBO’s The White Lotus saw a rise in Canadian demand for its season two finale, ranking it at No. 2 on the overall TV demand chart for the week of Dec. 5 to 11.
The IP BC Pilot Program will give B.C.-based prodcos pre-development support for optioning existing IP for film and television adaptations.
The fellowship aims to create more diversity among festival programmers, with participants expected to take part in the Vancouver Queer Film Festival.
The Night Logan Woke Up will have its international premiere in the Indie Episodic program.
The Vancouver-based prodco, now into its 25th year, is eyeing market interest on coproductions and using its long list of productions to attract partners.
Netflix’s Stranger Things returned to the top of the digital originals chart for the week of Nov. 28 to Dec. 4.
Sigue Mi Voz will be supported by the studios’ international development fund and produced out of Spain.
Guru Studio announces international sales for original IP True and the Rainbow Kingdom, Cineflix Rights boards Bon matin Chuck, and WildBrain sets sights on Brave Bunnies.
The B.C. prodcos are in development on a film adaptation of the novel written by Indian Horse author Richard Wagamese.
Netflix’s 1899 and HBO’s The White Lotus also made waves on the top five digital originals and overall TV demand charts for the week of Nov. 21 to 27.
Andrew Morris will remain as interim executive director until the DSO hires a permanent executive director and transitions into a fully independent operation.