EyeSteel Film’s Tokyo Girls and White Pine Pictures’ PTSD/Beyond Trauma were among the projects selected to receive coin in this latest round of funding.
MasterChef Canada hits #4 for the week of May 18 to 24, with Rookie Blue, Motive and Big Brother Canada all landing on the top 30 chart.
The two-hour original movie from Breakthrough Entertainment will air on the youth-focused channel in early 2016.
Rogers Media execs talk 2015/2016 strategy, including a new Chinese-language drama for OMNI and hockey’s influence on primetime programming.
Upfronts 2015: Cancon finds more fertile ground on Shaw specialty, with a number of new and returning series in the channel lineups. (Yukon Gold pictured.)
Heydon (pictured) is working with writer Mitch Gabourie to adapt the novel from Canadian author Stephen Reid into a limited TV series.
Fall as usual is light on Cancon on Shaw Media’s conventional while acquisition stars are heavy on the “super.” (Supergirl pictured.)
The Rogers Media net is continuing to target a male audience with new dramas and comedies, while Sunnyside is renewed for mid-season.
Wild Kratts has added a raft of new licensees to its growing licensing program and is ramping up retail distribution in the U.S.
Huang will head up development for the company’s U.S. and international-facing projects out of Paperny’s New York office.
The latest order for the Foundation Features and Lark Productions series includes 13 one-hour episodes.
The show from John Kuyk’s CMJ Productions II has secured sales of its 10-episode premiere season. (Kuyk pictured.)