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The Amaze Film + Television-produced series joins a number of other Canadian series in the U.S. channel’s lineup.
The company’s president Jeff Wachtel discusses its partnership with Lark Productions and working with Canadian creators.
The provincial government’s five-year action plan boosts funding for the production, distribution and discoverability of Quebec cultural products.
The 10-part series for CBC and Netflix is now filming in Parry Sound, ON.
The female-led “sister sequel” to Jason Krawczyk’s 2015 horror comedy He Never Died is directed by Audrey Cummings.
Canadian projects took home eight awards from the annual Banff World Media Festival Program Competition.
The Minister of Canadian Heritage talked to Playback magazine about the growing opportunities for Canadian prodcos in China, and the business challenges that remain.
Produced with Paris, France-based Bonne Pioche, the hour-long doc series explores advancements in sensory technology.
The global streamer has signed a five-year commitment as title partner of the program, which supports underrepresented creative producers.