The prodco behind Prime Video Canadian original The Lake is boosting its leadership to scale-up efforts on the international market.
The studio has tapped three executives to lead animation, television and film divisions, working under head of global entertainment David Madden.
The partnership with Pixcom and distributor Lionsgate Television is the talent firm’s first collaboration since opening its Canadian office.
Throop will step down as president and CEO after his contract expires at the end of the year, according to Hasbro.
The Canadian theatre chain reported its highest revenue increase since the pandemic, thanks to box office successes such as Top Gun: Maverick and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
Directed by and starring Luc Picard, the drama crossed the hurdle following its third weekend in Quebec theatres.
The Toronto media company reported $65.4 million in revenue in Q2, with a loss in TV revenue offset by an increase for its kids and family division.
Hungry Eyes Media’s feature 40 Acres and season four of Diggstown are among the 19 projects to receive production support.
Serendipity Point Films has secured an additional coproducer as production begins for the 10-episode historical series, expected to be one of Central Europe’s largest TV projects.
The festivals will receive a total of $725,000 through the Promotion Program, with support for larger film festivals to be announced in early 2023.
The annual awards ceremony was retooled for broadcast on CTV in 2020 and 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The petition has been supported by a number of industry orgs, including the Indigenous Screen Office, the Black Screen Office and the Documentary Organization of Canada.