The Vancouver-based multi-channel network has launched BBTV Interactive, dedicated to building original games and apps for its talent.
Former Frantic Films exec Bernard Periatambee joins the company’s Toronto office.
The Toronto-based animation studio is in production on the adult comedy series Gary and His Demons.
Jenny Reeves, president of IATSE Local 849, says the steep drop in labour is evidence that the province’s current incentive fund isn’t working.
Ashley McKenzie was one of several women celebrated at the TFCA’s annual gala, while Kathleen Hepburn took home a trio of awards at the VFCC event.
Blade Runner 2049 garnered eight nominations, including a best director nod for the French-Canadian filmmaker.
The Toronto-shot series picked up two trophies, including best dramatic television series.
The Israeli factual series from Gil Formats follows the work and personal lives of first responders.
Following a December lawsuit filed against the Canadian director, three additional women have come forward with allegations.
Former Optix president George Levai has joined the post-production company, which has expanded its operations in the old NFB building.
The former EVP and GM at Elevation has exited his post to launch the prodco, which will operate in partnership with the distributor.
Showrunner Sarah Dodd discusses the numerous challenges in meeting the bar set by the worldwide success of season one.