Olympus Has Fallen is the top-selling DVD for the week of Aug. 12 to Aug. 18, 2013.
Cancon in the top 30: Amazing Race Canada continues as #1, while Rookie Blue is #11, The Listener is #12 and Saving Hope is #15.
The Vancouver-based company has picked up the Canadian rights to E.L. Katz’s horror-satire feature debut, and plans a day-and-date theatrical release with Drafthouse Films in the U.S.
Calgary-based producer Ord (pictured) is a partner in prodco Alberta Film Entertainment and served as president of the Alberta Film Commission from 1996 to 2001.
The 2013-14 Bell Media Prime Time TV program’s eight new participants will work with former Bomb Girls showrunner Michael MacLennan to develop their skills and workshop scripts at the CFC.
In all, 10 Canadian directors and actors will be recognized as part of the inaugural Birks Diamond Tribute to the Year’s Women in Film on Sept. 11 (Louise Archambault pictured).
Menard, who most recently served as film commissioner at Invest Ottawa, will head up the company’s newly established production services division.
Directed by Nik Sexton and starring Leon Parsons, Donnie Dumphy: How to be Deadly is shooting in and around St. John’s and Mount Pearl.
The supernatural comedy marks the first coproduction between the companies and is the latest addition to Hulu’s original programming lineup.
Steele (pictured), most recently CEO at the Pecaut Centre for Social Impact, joins the Ontario pubcaster as it rolls out its new five-year strategic plan.
Tori & Dean: Cabin Fever follows the actors (pictured) and their four kids as they renovate an Ontario lakeside cottage.
The organizations have extended their partnership for another year with the program, which supports the production of Canadian theatrical documentaries.