The film financier’s annual report breaks down per-program funding, total projects and its portion of the benefits packages tied to 2013’s Bell Media/Astral transaction.
Justin Time (pictured) was among the three Canadian projects awarded $25,000 at a gala ceremony held in Ottawa earlier this week.
The National Screen Institute will assign industry mentors to the two winning teams from the Storyhive competition, facilitated by Telus.
Proper Television’s 7 Days in Hell and Paperny Entertainment’s Cold Water Cowboys (pictured) are among the TV projects financed in this round.
With three successful Indiegogo campaigns under her belt, the former Flashpoint star weighs in on her strategies for turning fans into financiers.
The donation from Donald Pounder (pictured), who passed away on May 1, 2013, is the largest single donation made by an individual to the pubcaster.
Projects selected to receive financing in this latest round of funding include Baby Cold War and My Millennial Life.
Eligible digital media projects must have at least one Canadian and one New Zealand producer attached.
The funder reveals the five features selected to receive financing through its Equity Investment Program. (Closet Monster pictured)
Projects selected to receive grants include Jonathan Bronfman’s AFK and Inga Dievulyte’s Eligible.
Michelle Latimer’s Forgotten: The Freedom Project is among the seven projects supported in the latest round of financing from the fund. (Latimer pictured)