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Rookie director gains Altitude
Filmmaker and comic book artist Kaare Andrews makes his feature debut with a supernatural thriller…
Alliance buys Time
The distributor has picked up A Matter of Time, an action-thriller due…
Tanks roll onto History
Breakthrough and its distribution wing have joined with History Television and Discovery Communications on…
Disney deal for Kat
Decode Enterprises has found another Asian buyer for the animated series…
Ship goes back to school
Sinking Ship Entertainment has started principal photography on The Ocean Room, the follow-up to…
Dignard gets Pysch’ed
Former Whistler star is set to appear on the USA Network comedy…
BBCer enters Temple
The Toronto shop is welcoming Kerry Appleyard to the team as its new…
Shuffle at S-VOX
Peter Miller is leaving the spiritually minded broadcaster, stepping down as COO after a year spent…
New old cash for docmakers
TVOntario and the National Film Board have joined forces to relaunch the Calling Card Program, offering twin prizes of $45,000 to documentary filmmakers. Originally known as the Al Waxman Calling Card Program, the relaunch sees the NFB step in for the Ontario Media Development Corporation. The new collaboration between the board and TVO is expanding the program to include new media, in addition to the original television category.
Canada corners new Rockie category
The U.K. leads the race going into this year’s Rockie Awards with 37 nominations, followed by Canada and the U.S….
Houlihan joins Cineflix
Cineflix Productions has hired the former RDF topper as its SVP of programming…
McGuire gets job, different title
CBC has confirmed Jennifer McGuire as the new general manager and editor-in-chief of its news division, handing the…
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