Turns out the last ones to know The Big Bang Theory is a major hit on Canadian TV are its stars.
For location scouts, pictures speak louder than words, which is why they source potential shoot sites by researching location libraries’ digital pic archives. But Donna Zuchlinski, manager of industry development at the OMDC, insists seeing is believing.
Channel Four has purchased the Canadian-British co-production Camelot from Take 5 Productions and Irish partner Octagon.
The sports network is expanding the popular b-ball podcast with shows on TV and radio.
Looking to expand the Canuck screenwriting talent pool, the Writers Guild of Canada and CTV are joining forces to form the CTV Diverse Screenwriters Program.
The Edge 102.1’s “Fearless” Fred Kennedy is set to host the channel’s late-night programming block on Sundays.
Hot Sheet: Top 20 Programs (Sept. 20-26, 2010)
Portfolio International has sold the Canadian cooking series Everyday Exotic from Magee TV to the Cooking Channel stateside.
Indie producer Proper Television is to produce Tabloid History, a cheeky look at world historical figures, for History Television Canada.
Gearing up for MIPCOM next week, Distribution360 has brought on three cross-platform series from GlassBox to bring to Cannes.
The first external property to be represented by Toronto-based Guru Studio’s new distribution arm, which represents the company’s own home-grown properties, is Hop To It Production’s Pop It! dance series.