Receiving backing in the latest quarter are Ian Harnarine’s adaptation of his short film, Doubles With Slight Pepper (pictured), Patricia Rozema’s adaptation of Paper Bag Princess and other projects.
The crowd-financed feature stars Sara Canning and Aaron Ashmore, and is set to start shooting in Toronto on Nov. 20.
Revenues were up in film and TV production and distribution, but higher P&A costs for film releases and one-time items dented the bottom line.
The organizers of the Saturday festivities note the Prairie province has made nearly $1 billion in screen productions in the last 10 years.
Midnight’s Children (pictured) grosses $90,000 on its opening weekend; Zoink’d! season two and Wild Obsession TV premieres set and U.S. stations want Canadian compensation.
The organizers of the Wednesday attention-raising event say it topped Twitter’s Canada trend and was backed by numerous industry organizations.
Home entertainment revenue from The Hunger Games and the domestic release of Summit Entertainment titles were big drivers for the Vancouver-based mini-studio.
The deal sees Imax boosting its China presence by 15 new giant-screen theatres.
The Toronto-based pre-production animation studio is consolidating its services with those of Red Rover Studios, which it acquired in 2008, to form a creative digital lab.
Addition of four AMC theatres, record concession revenues and premium ticket pricing enabled the Canadian exhibition giant to drive up bottom line earnings.
The year-round festival will now include a web series category, and will discontinue the Audience Award, replacing it with development assistance from iThentic for one content creator per prize period.