Join Playback’s staff writer and proud resident nerd Emily Claire Afan as she explores the latest and greatest from the gaming and digital worlds.
A raft of new categories have been introduced to the upcoming 10th edition of the Canadian New Media Awards.
Adding augmented reality (AR) to its audio and post-production services may seem like an unusual combination at first, but it’s working so well for Regina-based Talking Dog Studios that they’ve been creating a global buzz with its newest AR game.
The latest shakeup at the CBC has seen the pubcaster’s digital business separated from its business development division, and folded into media content and operations.
Films and gaming are a “perfect meeting of the minds” – at least, that’s how TIFF’s Shane Smith sees it. And now that the TIFF finally has the Bell Lightbox as its permanent home, the fest’s director of programs says there’s now a space to explore just how well the two industries go hand-in-hand.
Brothers Larry and Andy Wachowski became overnight sensations in 1999 when they created a comic book to sell Warner Brothers on producing the original Matrix movie. Now Vancouver-based Dream Detective Media Properties and new media producer Zeroes 2 Heroes Media are hoping to do something similar.
Provincial industry org Interactive Ontario has brought on two new execs to bolster its team as it also says goodbye to one of its own.
FunFilms Distribution has a novel way to release Francois Delisle’s Deux fois une femme into the Canadian market: a simultaneous theatrical and VOD bow on October 29.
Gearing up for MIPCOM next week, Distribution360 has brought on three cross-platform series from GlassBox to bring to Cannes.
Get ready for poor service at your local eatery or pub.
Montreal-based FarMore Distribution is partnering with GummyBear International to turn the online video character Gummybear into a Gummy Bear kids TV cartoon.
Former Disney chief Michael Eisner owes a debt to Canada.