The Most Magnificent Thing eyes a globe-spanning festival run as the animation prodco aims to showcase its in-house abilities to the worldwide market.
Earlier this month, the organization held its 20th annual Spotlight Awards Gala. Click through to see some of the gala’s winners.
Dupuis will act as an advisor to the board and senior leadership team as the search for her successor gets underway.
The OUTspoken Documentary Financing Fund will also support two documentary projects with production and mentorship assistance.
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Documentary filmmaker Julia Ivanova (pictured) was among the winners, joined by filmmaker Doreen Manuel and Dr. Amanda Coles.
The streamer has inked a long-term lease deal with Pinewood Group-owned Shepperton Studios.
Toy Story 4 comes in at #1, followed by Aladdin at #2 and Men in Black: International at #3.
La femme de mon frere scores the #1 spot, followed by The Grizzlies at #2 and Gordon Lightfoot: If You Could Read My Mind at #3.
The doc from Toronto-based filmmaker Rama Rau recently made its world premiere at Hot Docs ’19.
Talent to Watch projects like IndigiThreads and The Certainty of Symmetry were among the recipients.
The provincial government has invested in 10 projects in total, including the fourth season of Cardinal and copro feature Like a House on Fire.