The Vancouver-based prodco, run by actress Nicole Leier (pictured) and director of photography Brendan Uegama, have multiple projects currently underway.
Bomb Girls’ season two premiere date set, NSI online short film festival wins announced, Channel Zero unveils Rewind and ZoomerMedia’s Joytv gets national satellite carriage.
The female-focused non-fiction series (pictured) will anchor a new Friday night schedule devoted to original series on Fuse, a national music channel.
The president and founder of Tricon (pictured), who fled Eastern Europe during the end of the Communist era, is receiving the award in part for “her courage in fleeing a restrictive regime and triumph in overcoming extraordinary obstacles.”
The romantic comedy from London-based Big Talk and starring Rashida Jones, Chris O’Dowd and Nick Frost is expected to hit theatres in 2013.
Among the projects to get commitments from the fund’s experimental stream are a live online talent contest and a downloadable 3D animation suite.
Extraordinary Canadians from Montreal-based prodco PMA Biographies is a key element in Discovery Communications’ expanded Canadian educational streaming-video services (writer David Adams Richards pictured).
The comedian (pictured) will play an arrogant psychoanalyst who attempts to counsel the dysfunctional families on the comedy set to bow on Citytv’s primetime schedule in 2013.
The pact comes in the wake of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2‘s (pictured) debut in the region, where it grossed a franchise-best $22 million in its opening weekend in that territory.
The kids program animated by Montreal’s Oasis Animation is a DHX Media and WGBH Boston copoduction.
Jacob Leibovitch, who formerly was the Ontario Taxi Workers Union’s executive director, joins ACTRA effective immediately.