As the race for brand-defining shows grows more intense, creatives and executives are facing new challenges to traditional business models.
The mogul’s downfall has been the talk of Cannes, with high-profile industry members speaking out against sexual harassment in the industry.
With three in-development projects already on the slate, the new partnership will target global reach with a women-first content strategy.
Brown Bag COO Cathal Gaffney explains how the two companies have worked since 2015 to create a seamless culture and client experience.
The Toronto producer has inked a deal with the companies on a digital series that seeks to push the boundaries of branded entertainment.
The company released a public statement Tuesday morning in reaction to criticism over its agreement with the Canadian government to invest in the cultural sector.
The event marks the first public followup from Minister Joly following the Creative Canada policy reveal last week.
Four new hires will focus on distributing Love Nature and ZooMoo in EMEA territories.
The Ontario producer gets a treat, not a trick, for Halloween as it locks in a deal to see its live-action film air in multiple Discovery markets.
Proper execs Lesia Capone and Cathie James become co-presidents under the terms of the new deal, which follows the passing of founder and president Guy O’Sullivan in April.
Producers on the series reflect on a wild week that saw the Margaret Atwood story make Emmy history just as production started on season two.
The eOne drama adds a third season to its roster, with 12 episodes in development.