Creator Sheri Elwood shares how the semi-autobiographical series came to life and how it’s part of a growing revival of the province’s film industry.
Niki Little first joined the Indigenous film festival in 2019 alongside executive director Naomi Johnson.
The former Sphere Media development exec begins mid-November, reporting to Danielle Woodrow, director, Canada series.
The Lionsgate Television Group chairman succeeds former Bell Media president Randy Lennox, who served as chair for three years.
Production on Exile begins in early November, produced and directed by Vancouver’s Jason James.
Popular WEBTOON comic GremoryLand is among the titles set for early development, with novelist Gabriel Bergmoser attached to adapt it for film.
The Bell Media-owned OTT has done away with tiered pricing to make its content available to all subscribers, with a $9.99 price for mobile-only plans.
Founder Laszlo Barna and COO Nicole Butler share how Run the Burbs is part of a longer strategy to attract global buyers with in-demand domestic talent.
The Heritage portfolio has changed hands at a critical time for the audiovisual sector with the Liberals expected to table new legislation for the Broadcasting Act in the coming months.
The company’s inner turmoil went public over the weekend as former chairman Edward Rogers attempts to overhaul the board of directors.
The Corus Entertainment-owned studio hit 1,300 hours of content sales in the previous fiscal year, with more than 70 hours already sold in Q1.
The Writers Guild of Canada’s updated Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Report shows members from underrepresented communities saw a mix of small gains and losses in opportunities.