The investment and production/distribution partnership between the companies was first announced in June.
The LGBTQ+ streamer’s slate includes five new commissions and one unscripted series renewal.
Executive producers David York and Michael Simkin discuss showcasing Canada’s diverse food scene with the docuseries format.
The festival’s director of programming also discusses some notable B.C. projects in this year’s lineup, ranging from the acclaimed Blue Heron to the DIY wonder A Welcome Distraction.
Introducing the next generation of film and TV talent in Canada’s industry, including two stage stars, several multihyphenates and an up-and-coming development exec.
Leaders past and present reflect on the good and bad times, and how the Toronto festival became world class.
TIFF ’25: These directors are just getting started, with their first or second features about to debut in Toronto.
The trio behind Blind Luck Pictures and Vortex Media execs dive into the financing of the found footage horror ahead of its theatrical release.
Six top Canadian creators share their takes on building audiences – and businesses – one subscriber at a time.
Speakers at this year’s Symposium included TIFF CEO Cameron Bailey and CMF VP of growth and inclusion Joy Loewen.
Cinémaginaire president Denise Robert, Cineplex CEO Ellis Jacob and exec producer Marsha Greene will be recognized during this year’s Canadian Screen Awards.
Strategy spotlight: The commissioning editor says TVO is exploring new ways to share original content while sticking to its POV roots.