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Film
Barney’s Version collects Telefilm’s Golden Box Office award
The top-grossing feature’s creative team were on hand for the tribute in Toronto Thursday.
Payback awards honour CFC volunteers
The Wednesday night event also featured the premieres of five projects from the 2012 short dramatic film program.
Incendo’s The Perfect Surrogate in production in Montreal
The made-for-TV movie, starring Mia Kirschner, Rachel Blanchard and David Julian Hirsch, shoots through to June 21.
Produced By Conference: On the films that ‘won’t get made’
Blogging from L.A., Marc Almon listens in on producer Brian Grazer and producer/director Peter Berg’s discussion of making their films in the face of major challenges.
HBO doc Koran by Heart takes top jury prize in Banff
As the Banff Rockie Awards were handed out Tuesday, the best drama prize went to Five (pictured), a short film anthology for Lifetime in the U.S. market.
Movie Central, TMN unveil original production slate for fall
Returning series Call Me Fitz (pictured), Less Than Kind join lineup of copro miniseries Rogue and The Heretics, and docs including Ron Mann’s Altman.
Banff 2012: Sask producers ponder their next moves
“It’s not a load-up the wagon and head out of Dodge. It’s a slow ending of the industry,” SMPIA president Ron Goetz tells Playback.
Banff 2012: NFB launches branded channel in China
Local partner Pheonix New Media offers Chinese internet users access to films produced and distributed by the National Film Board of Canada.
TV subscription, license spending to hit $13B by 2016: PwC report
According to the report, consumer spending in Canada is projected to increase at 5.3% compound annual growth to 2016, versus 3.7% in the U.S.
CRTC at Banff 2012: Netflix Canada a problem? It’s the solution
“Let’s take advantage of these great new digital media to promote and export our Canadian content to the world,” CRTC commissioner Peter Menzies (pictured) told delegates on Monday.
Banff 2012: Canada Media Fund unveils Canadaonscreen.ca website
The online initiative aims to showcase and celebrate Canadian TV programming and digital content consumed widely at home and abroad.
Movie Central, NSI launch Script to Screen partnership
The initiative, which replaces the Corus Made with Pay Fund, will provide up to five writers with a development advance of up to $50,000.
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