CBC has acquired the first season of BBC One drama The A Word (pictured), plus more deals of the week.
The ABC series will star Kyra Sedgwick (pictured), while in other news of the week, two Canadian titles will premiere at Fantastic Fest and JFL picks its pitch winners.
Quebecor president and CEO Pierre Dion called the season’s hockey results and MELS dip “temporary bumps” in an unpredictable business.
The U.S. cable network has set September air dates for Great Pacific Media’s Game of Homes and Tricon’s The Incredible Food Race (pictured).
The latest data from FilmL.A. shows B.C., Ontario and Georgia are continuing to lure work away from California, thanks to the one-two punch of incentives and, in Canada, currency fluctuations.
The Canada/U.K. coproduction has been cancelled after a 10-episode first season.
The company continues to see subscriber gains as a result of CraveTV’s rollout and the expansion of TMN.
Amazing Race Canada is at #2 for the week of July 18 to 24, with Motive at #16 and Private Eyes at #17.
Cameras are currently rolling on the sixth season of the series, which airs on USA Network but calls Toronto its production home.
The Toronto-based company continues its acquisition streak with the purchase of animation service studio Jam Filled Entertainment.
Among a raft of international and domestic sales, Bell Media acquired the latest seasons of comedy series Maron (pictured) and Comedy Bang! Bang!.
The departure of Domenic Vivolo has led to a reorganization of responsibilities in the broadcast and distribution divisions of the company.