A new three-year agreement will see the pay TV channel support a variety of programs, including the NSI Drama Prize.
A total of 23 projects were shortlisted after evaluators in Toronto and Montreal reviewed 188 applications.
Unity Pictures has begun production on the second season of the W Network/Hallmark Channel series. (Andie MacDowell pictured)
The investment will support the NSI’s Aboriginal Documentary training course. (Filmmakers Jennifer Bowen-Allen, Chantal Rondeau pictured)
Distribution360 picks up 150 new episodes of programming including Tessa & Scott (pictured), while eOne announces its slates for MIPDOC and MIPTV.
Other winners from the three-day Canadian Film Fest include The Golden Ticket, which picked up the award for best short. (Patch Town pictured)
The historical biopic (pictured) from Daniel Roby won nine awards on Sunday, including best film.
Nelvana sells more than 340 half-hours to SVOD platforms in the UK and France, while IMAX inks a multi-picture deal with Disney. (BEYBLADE: Shogun Steel pictured)
Ahead of Canadian Screen Week, Canadian writers and producers gathered to celebrate the talent agency’s 20th anniversary.
The tongue-in-cheek online spot plays on Canuck stereotypes and was named ‘Ad of The Day’ by Adweek.
Recipients in the latest round of funding include three international coproductions, such as 2D/3D animated thriller Un Monde truque (A Rigged World).