Canadian entries into the festival include Insight’s But I’m Chris Jericho! (pictured) and Rockie-award-winning Project-M.
The Muse Entertainment Factual doc was commissioned by Shaw Media and shot on GoPros and Sony cameras.
From our print issue: Keeping up to date with the latest equipment has never been more critical. Here’s a look at the latest upgrades at Canadian schools.
The new rental facility aims to better meet the needs of a growing production base in Sudbury and area, Copperworks partner and co-founder Dennis Landry tells Playback Daily.
From our print issue: Playback takes a look at what new academic programs Canadian schools are offering to keep pace with a fast-changing film and TV industry.
Projects that were awarded funding in the latest round of financing include films from Sophie Jarvis and Kent Nolan.
Canal Vie will feature 14 new programs this fall, including Zone3’s trivia game show Me connais-tu? (Host Jeremy Demay pictured)
Jennifer Pun (pictured) is among the three up-and-coming producers to earn apprenticeships with leading Canadian production companies.
As well, Tassie Cameron is recognized for her work on Rookie Blue with the innovative producer award at the Banff World Media Festival.
Other productions to receive financing through the fund include Dino Hunt Canada and the children’s series Chirp. (Corner Gas pictured.)
The food competition series from Toronto’s Insight Productions will not be renewed, although international versions will continue to air on the station.
The digital content platform, launched this spring, is “meeting expectations” when it comes to viewership, Mike Cosentino, SVP programming at CTV Networks, told Playback Daily.