Significant growth in its telecommunications business was tempered by modest declines on the media side, the company reported Wednesday.
The longtime PBS president and CEO will be a featured keynote speaker in the festival’s new Summit Series.
Filmmakers Michelle Latimer and Kim Nguyen have also signed on to direct new episodes of the CBC and Netflix series. (Actor Kiawenti:io Tarbell pictured).
The media co president discusses the power of “prophetic discussions,” his new role as BANFF chair and competing with international entities.
As part of a panel on queer fandoms, Shaftesbury will unveil a new feature-length documentary, Queering the Script, directed by Gabrielle Zilkha.
CBC’s Zach Feldberg discusses the pubcaster’s evolving digital strategy and what producers should know before pitching it.
Plus: Guru Studio and Mercury Filmworks win big at Toronto Animation Arts Festival International and the NFB hits its gender-parity goals for a third year.
The Canadian feature, produced by First Generation Films and Elevation Pictures, makes its world premiere in the festival’s Spotlight Narrative program.
The talent management and production company reps talent including Gillian Anderson, Matt Dillon and Chris Rock.
The adult-focused cartoon brand will replace Action channel, with Teletoon and Cartoon Network shifting programming strategy alongside.
Children are consuming more homemade content from vloggers and YouTube personalities than ever, but what does the trend mean for producers?
TV revenues fell by 5% to $6.9 billion while revenues for internet video platforms grew by 21.3% to $2.4 billion, according to the Communications Monitoring Report for 2017.