Included in this week’s briefs are Canadian nominations for the Webby Awards and news that B.C.-serviced U.S. production Bates Motel (pictured) has been renewed by A&E Network.
Vinay Virmani, Adrianne Palicki and Kunal Nayyar top-line the Canadian indie now shooting in Toronto.
Party leader Adrian Dix says that if his party wins the May 14 vote, the province’s labour tax credit would be boosted 7% to 40%.
Bruce, whose experience includes being TIFF’s director of Canadian Initiatives, takes the position immediately.
Two of the program’s 2012 projects, The Ghosts in Our Machine and The Defector: Escape from North Korea (pictured) will screen at this year’s Hot Docs.
The news comes as the company regroups following the departures of co-founder Stephen Hegyes and former VP business and legal affairs Karyn Edwards (Oland pictured).
The initiative will see three City Life Film Project filmmakers paired with three Tribeca Film Fellow students to pitch ideas, screen their films, and attend the 2013 Tribeca and TIFF festivals.
Glass Eye Pictures’ The Path (pictured) dominated the Ryerson’s Radio and Television Arts program kudosfest.
The entertainment-industry focused cloud computing company aims to tap into the expanding U.S. service and domestic TV and film productions based in Ontario.
Sudz Sutherland’s Home Again is the top Canadian film for the week of Mar. 22 to Mar. 28, 2013.
Rise of the Guardians is the top-selling DVD for the week of Mar. 11 to Mar. 17, 2013.