The pubcaster also announced that its first two incubator projects The Stats of Life and Under New Management (pictured) have been renewed.
With a $15 million top-up from the feds to offset declining BDU revenues, the CMF says it’s found “more solid footing” to provide stable funding.
Murdoch Mysteries is at #15, with Big Brother Canada in the #24 and #25 spots.
In its 2018 budget, the province also laid out plans to boost funding for the cultural sector and open tax credits to digital-only projects.
The Toronto prodco also revealed a number of other changes to its senior management team.
The 2018 Company of Distinction is also bringing eight of its most senior executives, including Jeff Wachtel and Deirdre Brennan, to the Alberta festival’s 39th edition.
The Toronto-based unscripted prodco continues to build out its U.S. operations with the hire of Hillary Olsen as VP, development at its recently launched California office.
At its annual shareholder meeting, CEO Michael Donovan discussed the importance of premium brands and offered insight into how the company arrived at its review.
The broadcaster is developing a new half-hour docuseries with the Victoria-based prodco.
The Toronto-headquartered studio will develop, produce and finance the project, based on Capcom’s classic gaming property.
Playback caught up with the veteran producer to discuss his new memoir, Whatever It Takes.