The regulatory body will decide this week if CTV’s request to play fewer music videos means AUX TV can play more.
Departures include John Gossling, Paul Sparkes, Susanne Boyce and Alon Marcovici.
Sarah Ker-Hornell has been appointed executive director and CEO of FilmOntario, the screen-based consortium of producers, unions, guilds, financial services and organizations within Ontario.
Brandon Lane has been appointed as 9 Story Entertainment’s development executive. Reporting to VP of development Liliana Vogt, Lane will source and develop kids animation concepts for audiences pre-school to tween.
OWN’s CCO Lisa Erspamer discussed building up the new network with non-fiction primetime and original documentaries during her interview session at the Realscreen Summit.
Entertainment One has signed up Aurora World as the first toy partner Humf pre-school animated series, as well as a second season for Ben and Holly’s Little Kingdom.
Equipment supplier William F. White won’t be flipping a switch to get indie producers plugged into the latest film and TV production technology at next week’s February Freeze showcase on February 8.
Writer Melissa Kajpust is the newest member of the National Screen Institute, where she’ll be taking over the position of NSI Drama Prize program manager.
As the CRTC hearings into BCE’s $3.2 billion takeover of CTV continue, industry players debated Thursday how much the phone giant should pay to the Canadian broadcast system to secure a greenlight for the transaction.
Los Angeles-based visual effects shop Zoic Studios has bigger digs in Vancouver’s Gastown district.
After his exit last August, former CBC head of English language services Richard Stursberg has resurfaced as a senior advisor on media and entertainment strategy for Telus Corp.