The new high-tech feature film picture finishing facility is the first of its kind in Atlantic Canada. (902 president Doug Woods pictured)
The online extension of the Shaw Media show Perfect Storms was also recently nominated for an International Digital Emmy Award.
Peace Point Rights announces the sale of over 120 hours of factual and lifestyle programming, while Guru Studio’s Justin Time (pictured) is set to air in a number of European territories.
The former senior meteorologist (pictured) at the pubcaster will oversee the prodco’s daily operations and communications out of its North Vancouver office.
The National Genre Film Lab will help five teams of women to secure financing for genre-specific films, such as sci-fi and thrillers. (Pictured: WIFTV president Rachelle Chartrand)
The FX and animation studio will open BUF Canada with about 80 new positions and an R&D department for software development.
Enemy won five awards on Sunday evening, including achievement in direction for Denis Villeneuve, while Call Me Fitz took home three trophies. (Jason Priestley pictured)
“We lasted to the maximum that we could,” Modus’ EVP Yanick Wilisky says of compounding workflow problems.
Peacock Alley Media heads to MIPTV looking to sell Copperheart Entertainment’s Darknet (pictured), while 9 Story Enterprises and DHX close deals for kids properties.
From our print issue: Can you quantify a Canadian cultural award win? Playback looks at how winning a film or TV award differs from book and music prizes. (Kim Nguyen pictured)
BAD was among the top five films that came through CineCoup’s film accelerator program. (Buck Productions CEO and founder Sean Buckley pictured)
The CTV original drama averaged 1.6 million viewers throughout the second half of season two, with a timeslot win for its Feb. 27 finale.