Producers can choose between 65% off labor or 30% off production costs. Interactive credit extended to 2013
With the L.A. Screenings and Shaw’s deadline getting closer, broadcaster looks to court for ‘certainty’ on its future
TV creators are skeptical that new CRTC rules will benefit Canadian programming in the long run
Aircraft Pictures and Miami’s Dolphin Entertainment at work on multi-camera sitcom
International partnership opportunities in the TV programming market are strong, with Germany, the U.K. and France among the countries most actively seeking copros with Canada.
Canada failed to own the podium in Vancouver, but the CTV/Rogers-led Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium succeeded in owning the sofa.
Dan for Mayor co-executive producers Mark Farrell, Paul Mather and Kevin White consider the evolution of their new series
Vancouver scribe still reveling in Hollywood recognition of District 9
Around five years ago, Winnipeg-based Frantic Films, a company with its roots in animation and fiction, announced it would be focusing more on unscripted television. It’s a plan that seems to be working.
With the Canada Media Fund launch just minutes away, it seems an opportune moment to ask Telefilm which of Canada’s official 56 treaties (with 53 countries) include alternate motion picture and entertainment platforms such as mobile, interactive and gaming.
Goldman Sachs & Co. has asked the Ontario Court of Appeal to block Shaw Communications and U.S. bondholders from taking control of a restructured Canwest Global Communications.
The Newfoundland-based dramedy Republic of Doyle will return to the CBC for a second season.