The series finale was significantly down on overnights but was among the top 10 most-watched shows on Space for the broadcast year.
Production on the Peacock Alley Entertainment series is underway. (Star Eric McCormack pictured.)
The director (pictured) of One Dead Indian replaced Sturla Gunnarsson in 2014.
English Canadian broadcasters netted $167.8M of the fund, while French broadcasters received $83.9M.
Overnight ratings were down compared to last year’s season-three premiere on Space.
Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2 is at #1 for the week of March 28 to April 3, with Hateful Eight at #2 and Daddy’s Home at #3.
David Ray’s Vancouver-shot film (pictured) competes for the Tiantan Prize, David MacNaughton steps down from TIFF’s board of directors, plus more news.
The writer and showrunner reacts to her series’ (pictured) cross-border debut and why its raw, female-focused aesthetic got the attention of broadcasters and viewers alike.
Reduced advertising and syndication revenues were listed as reasons for the declines.
A new PwC report commissioned by Screen Nova Scotia and the CMPA says the industry provided a 7:1 return on investment to the province in 2014.
Development capital fund Fonds de solidarite FTQ has made a sizable investment in the Montreal-based production company.