Former Steven and Chris exec producer Rick Matthews (pictured) joins Kin’s team in Canada as senior manager of partnerships.
“We didn’t want to be diluted right off the bat, we want to have a singular focus on television – so no kids, no theatricals,” says the Bell Media SVP of programming on future CraveTV originals. (From Stream Daily.)
The new web series will screen with proprietary tech that allows viewers to share clips and stills while viewing.
Video game veteran Denis Dyack (pictured), former CBC exec Jonathan M. Soon-Shiong and exec producer Paul Rapovski have launched Quantum Entanglement Entertainment.
Earthtree Media’s kids series Learn to Draw from Norwegian cartoonist Oistein Kristiansen will stream in the U.S. and Canada on the SVOD platform.
Chief product officer Neil Hunt shares how much Netflix invests into its recommendation feature, why it does so, and how data affects content.
Ali Adab, Vancouver-based BroadbandTV’s head of content, on his company’s MCN services and what digital content creators should focus on in different stages of their careers.
Toronto-based Portfolio Entertainment will take web series, like Guidestones and Dad Drives, to global markets starting with MIPCOM.
Toronto-based Buck Productions will create a series about Jon Paul Piques (pictured) as part of the multi-platform deal.
It’s been six years since KIN’s last funding round. Wayne explains why the company waited that long and what to expect after the $12-million boost.
“The Storytellers – New Creative Voices of The Twilight Saga” was developed in partnership with Lionsgate, Women in Film and Twilight Saga author Stephenie Meyer.
The web series is written by and stars Mark Little (Funny or Die) and Dan Beirne (Dad Drives), and is set to stream exclusively on CTV Extend.