In a bid to boost the local VFX talent pool, the studio and training facility have developed a 2D training program.
Buck Productions documentary Stay Awhile (pictured) sells to multiple U.S. digital platforms, plus more deals of the week.
The U by Kotex-funded digital series, produced by Smokebomb and digital agency shift2, is being developed into a movie.
Toronto producer and actor Alona Metzer (pictured) has been selected for the three-week intensive program.
Impossible Things, a screenplay co-written using a computer algorithm, is scheduled to go into production in Canada early next year.
Man Machine Poem: The Tragically Hip Documentary and Smart Drugs are among 29 doc projects to receive funding.
Given Your History, from director Molly McGlynn (pictured) was one of the shorts to pick up an award.
More than 130 women entered the competition, designed to address the gender gap in the feature film industry.
Juste la fin du monde takes the #1 spot, with Embrasse-moi comme tu m’aimes at #2 and Nitro Rush at #3.
A new CMF report found that the majority of Canadians rely on recommendations from friends to discover new content.
The Magnificent Seven is at #1, followed by Storks at #2 and Sully at #3.
Duopoly president Catherine Tait (pictured) takes on a new role, ACTRA announces the recipients of its annual broadcasting award, plus more news.