Simard joins Cinespace as director of industry and community relations following her departure from the City of Toronto’s film office.
The former Bell Media and MBSE exec will aid the Canada’s Got Talent prodco in its expansion as its first chief operating officer.
The former director of development for New Metric Media will work with the Canadian originals team to source and develop scripts for Prime Video.
The funder has also shared a public statement to “oppose the harmful comment that was made during Canadian Screen Week.”
The Telefilm board of directors will begin a search for the next CEO and executive director ahead of Dickenson’s departure on Sept. 9.
The Blue Ant Media production arm is already in collaboration with Cortes and her banner Cortes Filmworks on scripted and unscripted projects.
The Toronto International Film Festival organization has also appointed Anita Lee of the NFB as chief programming officer and Laura Ryan as chief of staff.
The Montreal-based company plans to hire more than 100 staff for the new Ottawa office to take advantage of the local talent base.
Whether building broadcast networks or creating legendary franchises, for Boyce it was always about the audience.
Executives from Nelvana and Cineflix Rights discuss how business strategies have shifted at markets such as MIPTV.
The Montreal-based distributor will be folded into the Sphere brand with Charles Tremblay appointed as president of Sphere Films.