Nice Guy Phil (working title) will be directed by Jason Priestley. (Carousel’s Tyler Levine pictured.)
Matt Johnson’s latest directorial effort, Operation Avalanche, will screen in the festival’s Next program.
Coming Soon: eOne’s VP theatrical operations Tim Smythe-Bishop on the distribution strategy for the majority Canada/Germany/Australia copro Life, opening this Friday.
As part of the prize, Mehta will award a filmmaker of her choosing with $50,000 in services from Technicolor Creative Services.
Head of Shaftesbury U.S. and executive producer Maggie Murphy on moving the drama’s production from the U.K. to Canada. (Location Casa Loma pictured.)
Films selected to receive production financing in this latest round include Goon: Last of the Enforcers and Operation Insanity.
Building new partnerships and focusing on first-time filmmakers helped to make 2015 a banner year for the 36-year-old prodco.
Greenwood is among three actors to be honoured by the festival.
The Vancouver-based animation studio reported a 45% increase in revenue compared to the same quarter of 2014.
A total of 13 TV projects received funding in this latest round, including marblemedia and Proper Television’s Drive Me Crazy.
The Toronto animation studio has produced a uniquely Canadian tale with universal themes for CBC’s holiday lineup.
The Kwassen Productions series will be shot in and around Lillooet, B.C. (pictured).