The program, now in its second year, supports underrepresented creators seeking experience directing episodic television.
Shamim Sarif joined the directing team for what co-creator Fab Filippo called a “transformative season” of the CBC and Max dramedy.
The Canadian division will provide local clients with original programming and branded entertainment via creative and talent partnerships.
The guild has asked the federal government to protect the interests of human creators through the Copyright Act and Canada’s cultural funds.
Shamier Anderson, Stephan James and the team discuss plans to build upon last year’s show, with Keshia Chanté as host and Jordan Rudder as a producer.
The media company greenlit a new season of the Shark Teeth Films unscripted series following a number of international acquisitions.
The guild stated that the new agreement with the AMPTP covers significant advances in such matters as wages, global streaming residuals, and creative rights.
The team includes Claire Macdonald as executive director of the North American content marketplace.
Amuz Distribution closes format licence agreement for Writer’s Block, Blue Ant International secures sales of history-themed series and docs, plus more.
The 2022-23 recipients of the Slate Development Pilot Program each receive $75,000 for up to three doc or children’s projects.
The broadcaster is also seeking a reduction in Cancon spending and more “flexibility” in how it serves local communities, citing mounting financial losses.
A spokesperson tells Playback the move is part of a restructuring and an “enterprise-wide cost review” amid economic uncertainty.