Production on the original series by eOne and Cameron Pictures for Global is now underway in Toronto. (Lead actor Caroline Dhavernas pictured.)
The Swiss festival has unveiled its 2016 lineup, which includes two films from Canadian filmmakers. (This Time Tomorrow pictured.)
Projects from Secret Location and MinorityVR were among those selected to receive funding.
The Nut Job 2 producer Harry Linden tells Playback how Toonbox and its partners plan to top the box-office success of the first film.
The TIFFxInstagram Shorts Festival is the first time the photo-sharing platform has partnered with a global film festival.
The first six episodes of the 33-part supernatural drama (pictured) were released on the KindaTV YouTube channel earlier this week.
The web series from the pair behind I Put A Hit On You debuted on AwesomenessTV’s YouTube channel, racking up 1.4 million combined views for the first four episodes.
Following the U.K.’s decision to leave the E.U., the fallout could impact how Canada coproduces with European member countries.
Natalie Brown (The Strain) is among the Canadians recognized for their work on TV programs broadcast in the U.S.
Scripts backed through Harold Greenberg Fund’s Script Development Program include David Cronenberg’s Consumed and Mary Walsh’s Come Home Year.
Jesse Klein’s We’re Still Together makes its world premiere in competition, while Xavier Dolan’s Juste la fin du monde (pictured) will also screen.