The initiative from the CFC and DHX Media, dubbed The DHX Experience, has launched with the aim of developing homegrown creative talent for the family, kids and tween content spaces.
The Ireland/Canada copro, distributed by Elevation Pictures, posted a $27,497 opening weekend at Cineplex’s Varsity theatre.
Avengers: Age of Ultron tops the DVD chart for the week of Oct. 5 to Oct. 11, with Magic Mike: XXL at #2 and Spy at #3.
The drama from writer/director Jeremy Thomas will open on Nov. 6 in Toronto. (Star Camille Sullivan pictured.)
After 35 years at the helm, Rock Demers (pictured) personally selected the director as his successor to take over his production company.
The Canada/Palestine/France copro The Wanted 18 also made the first cut for the Documentary Feature category. (The Amina Profile pictured.)
Vikings and Elephant Song were also among the projects that picked up trophies at the awards gala Saturday night. (The Book of Negroes pictured.)
Nikolaos Mirkopoulos founded Cinespace Film Studios in Toronto in 1988 and expanded the business to the Windy City in 2009.
Copro activity in Canada increased for the second year running in 2014, with budgets totaling $527 million, Telefilm Canada reported. (Canada/France copro Versailles pictured.)
eOne’s Frank Mendicino and Darlene Hotton on the marketing and distribution plan for Atom Egoyan’s Remember, opening in 36 theatres across Canada today.