The Ireland/Canada copro was up for three Golden Globe awards and took home one for Brie Larson’s lead performance.
Kitty, from American actress Chloe Sevigny, is part of the prodco’s strategy to develop filmmaking talent via shorts. (FGF’s Christina Piovesan pictured.)
The two Canadian copros picked up nominations across a number of categories, with Room‘s Brie Larson and Brooklyn‘s Saoirse Ronan (pictured) both earning best actress nods.
The two Montreal-based companies will focus on TV/digital series about unexplained paranormal and scientific phenomena.
The new code will come into effect on Sept. 1, 2017.
The Canada/U.S. copro from Robert Cohen had its world bow at the 2015 edition of Hot Docs.
Announced at CES today, the company’s new mobile viewing platform ups the stakes in the cable subscription game.
A report co-authored by Nordicity and Peter H. Miller forecasts the Let’s Talk TV decisions could also result in a $400 million drop in spending on Canadian programming by 2020.
The top three Canadian series from CBC, Bell Media, Shaw Media, Rogers Media and Corus in 2015. (Important correction for Between ratings.)
Ahead of his keynote talk at Prime Time ’16, Cheese (pictured) chats with Playback about engaging viewers online.
ACTRA, the CMPA and the AQPM reached an agreement in December regarding the terms of the deal.