Daniel Bekerman, Allison Black and Tara Woodbury are among the committee members for the inaugural year of the southern Ontario festival.
Fridge Wars gets a local German adaptation, Spin Master renews agreement with Warner Bros. Consumer Products, plus more.
The removal of RT comes after Canada’s heritage minister expressed concerns about the presence of the Russian station in Canada amid the invasion of Ukraine.
Co-creator and star Bilal Baig says there will be some new characters in season two of the Sienna Films-produced dramedy series.
Chefs Shahir Massoud and Jasmin Rose Ibrahim will co-host the series, which will feature various ways to use spices.
The latest round of the fund is committing more than $2.2 million toward 90 projects from 34 independent production companies.
Lauren MacKinlay and Ian Malone join the Toronto-headquartered production banner as it touts “an ambitious film and series slate for 2022.”
Wildhood filmmaker Bretten Hannam is among the other honorees announced by the Toronto Film Critics Association ahead of its March 7 awards gala.
Bay Mills’ Stephan James is attached to executive produce and star as the late New York artist who was revered for his street-influenced works.
The eight-month program will include job shadowing at an executive level and monthly meetings led by the community partners.
The Toronto prodco has also appointed Pam McNair to production executive and Elizabeth St. Philip to senior producer as it touts “rapid growth.”
The French-language series from Montreal’s Trio Orange and Quebecor Content is up for three prizes at the film festival in northern France.