Investors are praising the Vancouver-based studio’s film and TV slate, which includes the Hunger Games and Twilight franchises.
In the first installment of a new series on emerging content players, Vimeo’s Abby Morgan (pictured) and Jeremy Boxer discuss the video-sharing site’s business model and monetization opportunities for content producers.
The Winnipeg companies have merged their commercial TV divisions, with Chris McIvor (pictured) becoming CEO of the combined entity.
The indie distributor said it is clear to complete the purchase of its rival after the waiting period for Competition Bureau clearance had expired.
Projects from Harold Crooks, Rob Stewart and Thomas Burstyn are among the seven selected theatrical docs that will receive production or post-production coin.
The Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television adds to its newly-created national advisory council ahead of the Canadian Screen Awards.
The short film from Dane Clark and Linsey Stewart (pictured) has been named a top short film by Viewfinder, while Hollywood Suite and Asian Television get new carriage pacts with Rogers and Cogeco respectively.
The child soldier drama, directed by Kim Nguyen and produced by Montreal’s Item 7, is one of nine foreign language films selected in the first phase of Oscar nominee shortlisting.
Fahrenheit Films, plan9Films and Cheshire Smile Animation are the latest local producers to get commissions from the network after it rebranded SCN as Citytv Saskatchewan.
Tribeca Film picked up the film, directed by Sean Garrity and produced by Jonas Chernick and Juliette Hagopian, in the U.S. ahead of a March 2013 release, amongst other territory sales.
Batata, a documentary in early development, focuses on Syrian farmers in the swirling social and economic cauldron of the Middle East.