The former Zoomer Media exec (pictured) will head operations for the new food and lifestyle specialty service from Ottawa-based Knight Enterprises, which launches in December.
As well as expanding nationally, the program will also benefit from the RBC Emerging Artist Project coming on board as a 2013 program partner.
The six-part series will tell the story of King Tutankhamun’s rise to glory and the enigma surrounding his death.
Jean-Francois Pouliot’s Dr. Cabbie, David Cronenberg’s Maps to the Stars and Jason Stone’s The Calling make the cut, with $9.9M split between the three films.
The Canuck actor (pictured) joins Andrea Martin in Global’s upcoming comedy series written by Katie Ford and Jane Ford and produced by Halfire-CORE Entertainment.
The Punjabi-language feature written and directed by Anup Singh won the NETPAC Award for best Asian film at this year’s TIFF.
The main event: After rousing red carpet reunions and cocktail-hour conversations, Playback honoured six new inductees into the Canadian Film and TV Hall of Fame.
The horror film, written and directed by Ashley McColeman, begins shooting in Timmins, Ontario, on Sept. 23.
The TVO CEO (pictured) becomes the organization’s first female chair, while StrategyCorp chairman David MacNaughton joins the board of directors.
Playback catches up with the exec producer at Strategic Partners in Halifax, as the sperm donor comedy (pictured) goes into production on its second season.
The MOW is directed by Brian Skiba and written by Vancouver screenwriter Roslyn Muir (pictured), who won the company’s 2012 screenplay competition with the project.
The second of Playback‘s two-part story on coproduction success from Strategic Partners in Halifax, NS, featuring veteran TV producer Noreen Halpern.