Plus: RBC unveils a new award for emerging Indigenous filmmakers, and Alanis Obomsawin will world premiere a new film at the International First Peoples Festival.
Warner Bros. Discovery intends to consolidate the streaming services in the U.S. market in summer 2023.
The association has also doubled the cash prizes for both the Established Producer and Kevin Tierney Emerging Producer awards.
The organization has also released its 2021/22 annual report, outlining the allocation of $13 million in federal funding.
The drama feature will be released on Netflix and select theatres in the U.S., U.K., Australia and New Zealand on Aug. 15.
The survey will aid in Telefilm’s plan to create a subcommittee tasked with forming industry guidelines and best practices around authentic storytelling.
For the Sake of Vicious filmmaker Reese Eveneshen will work with Avi Federgreen to boost the prodco’s development capacity for emerging talent and genre titles.
Craig Junner and Andrea Harrick have moved up within the global media division to further drive its FAST expansion.
The producer’s association wants the Federal Court of Appeal to review the CRTC’s decision to remove certain exhibition and expenditure requirements for CBC.
EXCLUSIVE: London-based (Yet) Another Distribution Company has acquired the Jeremy LaLonde-directed thriller to release in tandem with the U.S. and Canada.
TIFF ’22: The 47th edition has unveiled a raft of world premieres among its gala and special presentations, including Canada/U.S. copro Alice, Darling and Uninterrupted Canada documentary Black Ice.
The funder will open a second round of the program for French-language docs in September due to a leftover $1.1 million in funds.