Clare Vosper Mortimer joins the licensing arm’s U.K. office as VP, finance and operations.
Sheridan Riggillo will receive access to the Kidscreen Summit and the Banff World Media Festival in 2024.
The fund is meant to provide career support to Black creators, and will run independently of the Black Screen Office.
Currimbhoy succeeds former artistic director Shane Smith, who departed the role in June.
Stephanie Betts, Kate Smith and Maarten Weck have received new titles and expanded roles, while former eOne exec Nick Gawne joins as CFO.
Eleven Black-owned content creation companies have been selected for this year’s lab, which has been co-developed with the Canadian Film Centre.
The agreement marks the end of an 11-week strike for the 74 employees represented by the Canadian Media Guild.
Plus: the Black Screen Office adds two directors to the board, and Madison Thomas’ Finality of Dusk makes its world premiere.
As president of Cineflix Studios Vancouver, Miller will handle the production and coproduction of scripted and unscripted work in the region.
The job cuts include 300 in-house production roles as part of a reorganization plan to focus on TVA’s “core businesses.”
A total of 11 companies have been selected for the initiative, which provides business support through workshops, mentorship and networking.
Brennan will assume her role as CEO of Screen Australia on Jan. 8, 2024, taking over from Graeme Mason.