Plus: European Film Market unveils a new initiative, while Jann Arden is the inaugural recipient of the Firecracker Department’s Blaze Award.
CEO Jim Sherry has resigned and the company’s operations have ended, with select staff being kept on to assist with the receivership process.
Snelgrove has served as associate producer with the west coast production unit for seven years, working on documentary and animation projects.
Meloul will succeed outgoing GM Dominique Chaloult, who will depart the French-language pubcaster on Nov. 1.
Plus, eOne hires a former BBC Worldwide exec for its Latin America sales team and NSI launches NSI New Northern Voices.
The $600,000 program for scripted projects marks the first time the two organizations have formally partnered on a fund.
The former Canadian Heritage senior policy advisor will “focus on innovation through the lens of industry-wide disruption and opportunities for growth.”
Plus, Film Training Manitoba and Sonar Entertainment up executives within their ranks.
The festival also announced the six female creators set for its new year-long TIFF Talent Accelerator.
The former Facebook exec will take the place of outgoing president Rick Brace, who is set to retire at the end of 2019.
The social media company is focused on bringing down spam activity, as users grow year-over-year.
Steve Bertram, president of film and television, will continue to lead the business, overseeing the day-to-day management of the division.