The inaugural telecast will air on CBC and CBC Gem on Sept. 25 from the History music venue in Toronto’s east end.
Farming For Love, which pairs urban and rural-based singles, is expected to go into production in British Columbia later this year.
Slip, created by star and director Zoe Lister-Jones, will begin production in Toronto in April.
Quebec’s producers association AQPM says the budget offers too few details on how the amount will support domestic productions.
The company has expanded its partnership with South Korean format agency Something Special and sold formats out of its existing deal with FormatEast.
The Streamland Media subsidiary, which offers colour and editing post-production services, has two locations in Vancouver.
The decision came from consultations between the film’s participants and the producers, including the National Film Board, 90th Parallel Productions and Jesse Wente.
The European distributor will bring all three seasons of KOTV’s Plan B and the third season of Departure to the annual Cannes TV market in April.
Gaumont picked up the rights to adapt the series locally based on the scripts from creator Cathleen Rouleau.
“We don’t need to be the first to cross the finish line on this one,” says ACTRA Toronto executive director Alistair Hepburn.
The Toronto animation company has promoted Babita Jassal to VP of people and culture as it aims to boost its staff levels among its 2D and 3D-animated projects.
The former senior director, film at TIFF will work with Helen du Toit for the inaugural June film festival at Blue Mountain Village.