Daniel D. McClure (pictured) joins the Bron group of companies as president and COO, and will work out of the company’s new Toronto office.
Five docs, including Nisha Pahuja’s Send Us Your Brother and Jay Cheel’s How to Build a Time Machine, have received a total of $120,000 in grants from the Shaw Media-Hot Docs Funds.
The Toronto-based prodco has acquired the screen rights to the upcoming Shilpi Somaya Gowda novel.
Fox has signed on to be the voice of Archie, the robotic dog and lead character of the Trilight Entertainment family feature.
Other films set to screen at the festival in either gala or special presentations include Hyena Road and This Changes Everything. (Into the Forest pictured.)
Molly Parker’s Bird and Matthew Hannam’s Paseo were among the shorts selected to receive funding in BravoFACT’s latest round.
Le Mirage tops the chart for the week of Aug. 21 to Aug. 27, followed by Le journal d’un vieil homme at #2 and Turbo Kid at #3.
Straight Outta Compton stays at #1 for the week of Aug. 21 to Aug. 27, with Mission Impossible – Rogue Nation at #2 and Hitman: Agent 47 at #3.
The former Production Services Toronto exec joins William F. White as the company’s new VP/general manager of Whites Winnipeg and national client services.
Patterson’s Wager, The Sublet and FSM were also included in the first lineup announcement for the festival.
Filmmaker Robert Budreau talks to Playback about the strategies deployed to successfully shoot Born to be Blue in Sudbury and the partnerships formed to make the film a reality.
Insurgent tops the DVD chart for the week of Aug. 10 to 16, with Hot Pursuit at #2 and Home at #3.