Four Canadian projects will be presented before a host of international commissioners at this year’s event.
The Vancouver company made two additional key hires as it looks to expand its film and TV footprint in Canada and the U.S.
Web series no longer need a broadcaster on board to access the federal funding.
Check out who else took home a trophy on the first night of the Screenies, which feted the best in non-fiction.
Murdoch Mysteries is at #14, with CTV’s broadcast of the Academy Awards at #1 and Big Bang Theory at #2.
With the first of the Canadian Screen Awards ceremonies kicking off tonight, Playback looks at trends in this year’s nominees.
The Rogers Audience Award for Best Canadian Feature will be presented to the highest-rated film.
Ballerina is at #1, with Ca sent la coupe at #2 and L’erotisme et le vieil age at #3.
The producer aims to achieve equal representation in key creative positions for animated, doc and interactive works by 2020.
D Films is handling Canadian theatrical distribution on the sci-fi drama, which stars Suits actor Patrick J. Adams
The Lego Batman Movie is at #1, followed by Get Out at #2 and John Wick: Chapter 2 at #3.
Director Jean-Francois Pouliot makes it two in a row, after La Guerre des Tuques 3D won the award last year.