“We wanted to ensure that there was instant recognizability and people didn’t have to wonder what something meant,” says Julie Kumaria, senior director of marketing, Hollywood Suite.
Toronto Mayor John Tory made an appearance at the equipment supplier’s annual cocktail, held on the TIFF Bell Lightbox’s rooftop terrace.
CBC says its move to sell 50% of its “excess space” is in line with its 2014 plan A Space for Us All, while the Canadian Media Guild argues the sales are premature with a federal election in play.
As production begins on the girl-skewing pop culture series, DHX TV’s Michael Goldsmith talks trying to predict the future in the fast-changing world of tween trends.
Muse has found a niche with TV movies “for people who want to turn on a show and know at the end they’re not going to feel miserable,” says CEO Michael Prupas. (The Gourmet Detective Mysteries pictured.)
Amazing Race Canada tops the TV chart for the week of Sept. 7 to 13, with the Canadian Country Music Awards broadcast hitting #19.
The producer and distributor has launched Portfolio Animation, a 9,000 square foot studio located in Toronto.
The series wraps this Wednesday after earning an average audience of 2.6 million throughout its third season.
Production is underway on the LaRue Entertainment MOW, which will bow on Super Channel in 2016.