Netflix’s anime series Scott Pilgrim Takes Off entered the digital chart at No. 5.
The Path Forward: Telefilm Canada and TVO also discussed the need for contributions to directly support Canadian feature films at the CRTC hearings.
The Path Forward: the pubcaster also addressed the “ripple effect” its $40 million programming budget cut will have on the indie sector at the CRTC hearings.
The multi-year deal will see Crave order 49 episodes from New Metric and Keeso, with Letterkenny spinoffs and a new comedy series currently in development.
D.W. Waterson’s competitive cheerleading drama is slated for a spring 2024 theatrical release in the U.S.
The Path Forward: Apple and the Rogers Group of Funds presented their takes on the need for, and distribution of, contributions, while ACTRA sounded off on discoverability.
The Path Forward: the end of second week of the CRTC hearings heard multiple perspectives on mandatory initial base contributions to the system.
The Path Forward: The streamer also discussed its existing investments in Canada, while the Bell Fund called for additional support for CIPFs.
Netflix’s reality competition series Squid Game: The Challenge, which is inspired by the original scripted series, was a new entry on the digital chart.
The companies are in development on two comedy series, Clara Altimas’ Bensen and Michael McGowan’s Elected.
Netflix has acquired Letterkenny, Shoresy and Children Ruin Everything for a number of European territories.