The funder did not see the same gains for female writers and directors, calling on the industry to put more women at the helm of big budget productions.
Springboard leaps into action, while It Was All So Wonderful: The Everyday Magic of Mary Pratt and Queering the Script win prizes.
The sci-fi feature, directed by Virginia Abramovich, picked up additional funding from Telefilm for post-production.
The digital sports brand will be led by former Sportsnet president Scott Moore alongside producer Vinay Virmani.
The former Facebook exec will take the place of outgoing president Rick Brace, who is set to retire at the end of 2019.
OUTtv scores a lineup of drag queen comedy specials while Boat Rocker and DHX launch new product partnerships.
Producer Hayley Brown shares a festival-heavy sales strategy for the feature, which was among Telefilm’s 2018 Talent to Watch recipients.
Children Ruin Everything is created by Kurt Smeaton, with Arrested Development writer Chuck Tatham (pictured) attached as executive producer.
ACTRA, IATSE and the DGC are asking members to push federal election candidates about the future of Canada’s film and TV sector with a new campaign.