Kids in the Hall: Death Comes to Town: With few exceptions, critics welcomed the return of the popular sketch comedy troupe to television, via their new eight-part mini, which also nabbed a promising one million viewers (2+) for its first episode on CBC.
TV series come and go. But Sinking Ship Entertainment’s industry ascent as a young, multi-platform content maker signals a generational sea change as the Canadian production sector increasingly tests new platforms with unproven revenue models in stormy waters.
Natural disasters are as certain in life as death and taxes.
If the gripping hand-held camerawork in The Hurt Locker kept you on the edge of your seat, then you’ve experienced the vision that Toronto-based Iraqi-Canadian Duraid Munajim brought to director Kathryn Bigelow’s remarkable film.
Debbie Travis, decorating diva and TV impressario
A Cancon event that zeroes in on consumer demand – am I in the right country?
Preliminary figures for the CFTPA’s fiscal ’08/09 obtained exclusively by Playback indicate that overall production volume in Canada was down by 4.3% in fiscal ’08/09, largely due to an 18.2% drop in service shoots.
Think macro-picture for keynote sessions because this year’s speakers invented things like the universal bar code.
Paperny Films is taking the lead on a new project aimed at uncovering and bringing to trial unsolved civil rights murders in the American South, in collaboration with California’s Center for Investigative Reporting and PBS.
Rogers has come under fire from Canada’s largest media union for its cuts to Citytv.
Hip-hop singer to chronicle return to limelight after five-year absence. Emily Rose to star in Syfy series
Sunday’s bout between underdog New Orleans and favorite Indianapolis breaks television records for CTV, CBS