Documentary Channel operations have been consolidated under the greater CBC content team.
The newly rebranded Talent to Watch program will fund 50 projects a year, more than doubling the number it previously supported.
Gladstone served as executive director of the documentary industry organization since May 2017.
The Montreal producer/distributor and L.A.-based production management company will co-develop new movies for TV and theatrical release.
Sixteen unions, guilds and groups held an “unprecedented” meeting Thursday night to address bullying and abuse in the entertainment industry.
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The director of international promotion, who died this week, spent nearly 30 years championing the Canadian industry.
The government has also announced a new 25% rebate on all money spent in the province on film and TV production.
Smithsonian Channel in the U.S. and Seven Network in Australia have signed on to the Discovery Canada original docudrama.
Nancy LeFeaver and Colleen Loucks join the Toronto film and TV agency.
The streamer has acquired worldwide rights for the CTV original comedy.
Ollie! The Boy Who Became What He Ate, the Radical Sheep and Mickey Rogers Media copro, heads to Universal Kids in the U.S.