Rogers and Astral sign on to distribute content through the interactive gaming console’s TV service as it marks a major international expansion.
The half-hour about a small-town fire department has a script commitment from the U.S. net and is being produced by L.A.-based Doozer and Warner Bros TV.
UPDATED – The interactive shop, Primitive Entertainment/FilmCAN documentary project, and Peace Point take a Gold and two Bronzes, respectively, at the inaugural Strategy magazine and Playback awards.
The program, which aired on Citytv in Canada, will be replaced next week with new programming.
Cafe de Flore leads the Top 5 for its debut week, taking in over $350,000 at the domestic box office.
Jean-Marc Vallee’s Cafe de Flore breaks the Top 10 films list for the week starting Sept. 23, 2011
Paramount’s Thor tops Nielsen’s VideoScan DVD list for the week ending Sept. 18, 2011.
Two and a Half Men take TV’s premiere week, followed by a double dose of The Big Bang Theory.
Shaw Media is the latest broadcaster to climb on board for the Cineflix Studios series, which is set to air in 2012.
The co-venture sees the European broadcaster pick up free TV rights to the series for 10 of its territories.
Director Rob Lieberman’s Sikh hockey movie gets mixed reviews from the nation’s critics.
The Huntsville-based film festival hands out six awards during its three-day run, including Matt Bissonnette’s film about a drama-filled family cottage weekend.