Plans are underway to deliver the event’s pitch presentations and one-on-one meetings in an online environment.
Cohen will remain as CEO of the Salvage Kings producer, with the Toronto company’s production staff and slate unaffected by the move.
Thirty-seven Canadian companies had been set to travel to the event as part of the Canada Pavilion.
The CEO of the Winnipeg-headquartered prodco has personally financed a deal to repurchase a 100% stake in the company.
The deal is on: after 18 months of speculation, Paris-based Banijay Group has reached a “definitive agreement” to acquire 100% of Endemol Shine Group.
The U.K.-based factual producer’s credits include The Yorkshire Vet (pictured) and Springtime on the Farm.
Simon George will showrun the docuseries on the warlords of feudal Japan, while Cream Productions’ David Brady (pictured) serves as an executive producer.
Greenblatt will aid in the transition and continue to work with NBC Entertainment on its live musical specials.
With the investment, Insight plans to expand and diversify its development slate and “plunge more aggressively into the digital world.”
The Toronto company acquired a 70% stake in the unscripted production outfit and has the option to purchase the remaining 30% after a five-year period.
The former president and CEO of A&E Networks replaces Vice co-founder Shane Smith.
The former president of NBC Entertainment replaces Roy Price, who resigned in October amid sexual harassment allegations.