With the Canadian dollar plunging in value, industry players expect a strong year for Canadian film and TV production.
Iain MacLeod’s debut feature, shooting in Halifax (pictured), stars Craig Brown and Meredith MacNeill.
The latest Bell Media coin goes to shorts by Connor Jessup (pictured), Craig Wallace, Ron Murphy and Blake Mawson.
The network reports an average audience of 9.2 million Canadian for Sunday night’s telecast, while parent co Bell Media challenges the CRTC on its simsub decision.
A consortium led by Larry Lavoie (pictured) will rename and operate the sales arm at William F. White International.
The 13-parter, based on Steven Soderbergh’s 2009 movie, is executive produced by Command Post founder Philip Fleishman. (Soderbergh pictured.)
Sources close to the negotiations indicate the Vancouver-based indie studio and a possible Chinese partner are in “advanced discussions.” (Lionsgate’s Hunger Games pictured).
Roy (pictured), who oversees the Quebec film operations, will extend his duties to all of Canada as Gliserman secures a first-look deal for future film projects.
The regulator in its latest rulings following the Let’s Talk TV hearing also mandated continued availability of OTA signals, despite calls by broadcasters to shut down transmitters. (Updated)
Gains in revenue from the NHL licensing deal and Sportsnet properties offset continuing softness in print and TV advertising.
Prior to the arrest of Spun Out actor Jean Paul Manoux, the broadcaster had scheduled a “sneak peek” episode in the post-Bowl slot.