The Bell Media president discusses plans to elevate Canadian content as the company undergoes a digital transformation.
The partners of the prolific Indigenous-owned prodco share the principles and expansion strategies that have contributed to its longevity.
The festival’s final two sessions focused on regulating AI and providing an in-depth look at the AI tools currently available to creatives.
The six Saskatchewan-based participants will develop an original project over eight months and receive market exposure at the Whistler Film Festival.
The new VP of partnerships reports to brand studio head Adam Puchalsky.
Global and domestic TV execs examined the necessities of co-financing and the potential for Canada as an unscripted hub on day three of the festival.
Panelists argued that institutions like the Canadian Screen Awards and CBC need to rethink how they’re amplifying domestic talent.
Dark Slope executive chair Raja Khanna discusses how the investment decision originated after noticing gaps in funding from projects utilizing the company’s studio.
Bell Media’s Sean Cohan, Rogers’ Colette Watson and CBC’s Marie-Phillippe Bouchard discussed opportunities at home and abroad at the Banff World Media Festival.
Broadcasters from Canada and the U.K. discussed YouTube strategies for discoverability and Tubi’s CEO broke down the streamer’s Gen Z success on day two of the festival.
CBC, Bell Media and the Canada Media Fund are among the more than 75 signatories supporting values around equity and inclusion.
The deal includes a production and distribution partnership and is expected to close in the fall.