The awards, presented Tuesday evening, are meant to recognize the best in digital media content. (Open Heart pictured.)
Jennifer Weiss and Simone Urdl of the Toronto-based prodco will coproduce the upcoming Brian De Palma (pictured) feature.
Adam Wood is attached to direct the feature, and will co-write the screenplay.
Bennett becomes the prodco’s SVP creative and innovation, while continuing to oversee Shaftesbury’s digital studio Smokebomb Entertainment.
The talent agency is expanding into Northern Ontario to capitalize on the growing film/TV market. (Sudbury office head Matthew J. Guthrie pictured.)
The comedy will be produced by Sienna Films and Boland’s Straight Shooters Productions.
The funding will go towards film and television productions, as well as infrastructure projects.
Cineplex is opening up access to Suddenly Seemore’s Avro Lancaster doc and the Paul Gross feature with free screenings on Nov. 11.
The in-development dramatic series is produced by Insight Productions and Nash’s Meathawk Productions.
The series from New Metric Media will bow on CraveTV with a sneak-peek world premiere this November at the Canadian International Television Festival.
The provincial government funds are to support location services and marketing initiatives over two years.
Mongrel Media takes the Canadian rights to Michael Moore’s Where to Invade Next (pictured), plus more deals of the week.