Ford’s past credits include MTV’s Laguna Beach and Prime Video’s Mary J. Blige: My Life.
Both films will make their Canadian theatrical debuts at Toronto’s Hot Docs Cinema in 2025.
Winner Winner Chicken Dinner is fronted by Kiwi drag queens Kita Mean and Anita Wigl’it.
As part of the deal, the company has been rebranded to Bright North Studios, with co-founder Shawn Efran remaining on as CEO.
The Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema was temporarily shuttered in June due to financial difficulties.
Canada will be represented by three films at this year’s competition.
Rebranded as Sphere Abacus, the company will invest in and sell both scripted and unscripted productions.
The board of directors announced the resignation after Nelson served only one year in the role.
The documentary examines the history of the famed all-women music festival launched in the 1990s.
The sales involve over 270 hours of content to broadcasters and platforms across the region.
The rights division of Blue Ant Studios has locked sales for more than 125 hours of multi-genre unscripted content to buyers across Latin America.