The initiative aims to support the development of emerging TV scriptwriters in British Columbia.
A selection of photos from Women in Film and Television Vancouver’s Spotlight Awards held this week at the Performance Works arts theatre.
The company has announced the launch of several toy lines for fall 2016, including Powerpuff Girls (pictured) and Popples.
As part of a winter rebrand to CBC Kids, the Canadian pubcaster will introduce new content, hosts, and part ways with veteran presenter Patty Sullivan (pictured).
The media co is dipping its toe into the virtual space with a set of new videos.
Toca Boca’s subscription-based video platform makes its soft launch in Canada before moving into other English-speaking markets this fall.
Animation projects directed by Theodore Ushev and Moia Jobin-Pare are among the winners at Annecy film fest, plus more news from the week. (Une tete disparait pictured.)
The Canadian Film Centre also named Don Carmody (pictured) producer chair of its film programs.
Robert Budreau (pictured) is up for an award for his debut feature, Born to be Blue, while Vikings directors take over the dramatic series category.
The Canadian-American scribe joins the project in development from Buck Productions and Patrice Theroux.
The millennial media company has secured a slate of international deals that will launch fledgling television network Viceland into 51 new territories worldwide.
The prodco’s president Noreen Halpern (pictured) talks to Playback about the hire, as well as growing Halfire’s slate beyond Aftermath and Alias Grace.