The fund distributed up to $250,000 to projects featuring health and wellness content, including TV series, websites and apps.
The Amazing Race Canada takes the lead again this week, while Rookie Blue and The Listener land at #10 and #18, respectively.
The two Toronto-based actors build a new prodco with the goal of using social media to cast and promote their projects.
1987 is the top Canadian film at the box office this week, followed by The Grand Seduction.
TIFF’s City to City program names the eight Korean films to be featured, plus who’s joining the Canadians in the Wavelengths, Short Cuts and Cinematheque programs.
Lush has been named director of creative affairs at eOne Television Canada, with a focus on scripted TV development.
Why director Matt Campagna (pictured) is shooting his latest feature film on a consumer-grade Sony camera.
The Rhombus Media and Best Boy-produced film is the first feature from up-and-coming director Dunn.
Four filmmaker teams will receive $32,000 each to support the production of short film projects through HGF’s Shorts-to-Features program.
O’Connor will take on the newly created post of president, PS Lighting & Grip Division, based in Vancouver.
Mindset picks up the rights to Stan Lee’s Firebrand character, while Kid’s Town lands a U.S. distribution deal with Hulu. (Lee pictured.)