The continued proceedings on broadcasting market dynamics examined regulation of kids programming and the elimination of the Wholesale Code.
The proceeding around market dynamics in the broadcasting system kicked off with talks on conflict resolution and barriers for indie players.
The features were selected through Telefilm’s low-budget stream for productions with a budget of less than $3.5 million.
Trailblazing Talks features Petty interviewing women who’ve made a mark on Canadian history, including Reelworld’s Tonya Williams.
Blue Ant Studios’ Mysteries from Above flies to the U.S., Boat Rocker plays its Mix Tape for European buyers, plus more.
The Commission added changes to the Independent Local News Fund on June 9, the same day foreign streamers argued against supporting it at the Federal Court of Appeal.
Canadian producers weigh in on the good, the bad and the AI of it all in the fast-evolving film and TV industry.
Bell Media is evolving its strategy behind the streamer, from new commissions to expanding its content portfolio.
The streamer is developing multiple comedies with O’Sullivan, who executive-produced Letterkenny and Bad Blood.
Day two of the proceedings also examined Indigenous broadcasters, accessibility and the use of AI for Canadian content.
The first day of the proceedings saw proposals on IP ownership models, a Canadian star system and incentives for private equity.
Strategy Spotlight: Rachel Nelson and Jennifer Abrams discuss the commissioning and acquisitions strategy for the Corus lifestyle channels.