A total of 23 companies received funding for the development of digital media projects, and eight other companies received financing for marketing initiatives.
The YouTube aggregator will retain ownership of the network, with hip hop artists providing content and receiving a split on the advertising revenue. (Artist Twista pictured.)
She will oversee international sales and acquisitions for the indie distributor.
As the Jan. 23 deadline approaches, check out who will be judging this year’s best in creative, entertainment, tech and media innovation. (2014 Silver award winner GrojBand: The Show Must Go On pictured.)
A per-award breakdown of all the nominees in the Canadian Screen Awards digital categories. (Best original program for digital media, fiction nominee Whatever, Linda pictured.)
The Shaw Media channel is charting new territory with the upcoming launch of the Cream Productions miniseries.
Kids’ CBC is set to air new live-action series The Moblees from Shaftesbury and Boulevard, which encourages kids to live a healthier lifestyle.
The investments are the latest from the industry fund’s experimental stream.
The $600,000 initiative will provide financial support for the development and production of digital media coproductions between Canadian and Belgian companies.
Writer/director Ramona Pringle explains how she got her “appumentary” in front of big-city commuters and beyond.
Other projects to receive funding include Playdate from Sinking Ship Productions and Proper Television’s Blood, Sweat & Tools.