The channel has acquired the Canadian broadcast rights for season two of the lifestyle travel series.
The Banff World Media Festival handed out its Non-Fiction Rockies last night, with winners including the CBC’s Remote Control War from Zoot Pictures (pictured).
The prodco also promotes series producer, Sean De Vries, to head of factual entertainment.
Heather Hawthorn-Doyle joins the Vancouver prodco as head of development and executive producer.
Hot Docs Forum and market director Elizabeth Radshaw discusses the projects she’s excited about and how one pitch team was wooed after being found on a crowdfunding site.
The Return of The Dambusters, a copro between Omni Film Productions and Windfall Films, has been commissioned by History Canada, WGBH Nova and Channel 4.
The flagship series will be hosted by Canadian entrepreneur and Dragons’ Den star, Kevin O’Leary. This will mark the first airing of WEE’s original format series.
The 13 episode series sees Paul Lafrance and crew build decks and backyards, including one massive deck, pool and cabana combo, and the second series order from HGTV Canada, placed before the first series even went to air, will see more of the same.
Canamedia’s new 3D production division’s output will be on display at MIPTV, with a slate of 3D factual titles.
CBC Doc Zone’s documentary The F-Word: Who Wants to be a Feminist? examines the state of feminism in Canada today as well as the history of the movement, with the help of pioneering feminist writers Germaine Greer, Susan Faludi, Amy Richards and Naomi Wolf.