From Playback magazine: With more book-optioning on the horizon thanks to a CRTC pilot project, stakeholders weigh in on the do’s and don’ts of bringing published works to the screen.
Production on 18 episodes of the CTV original medical drama kicks off June 1 in Toronto.
Blue Ant International picks up James Reed’s Jago: A Life Underwater, and more deals of the week.
CBC execs on the reasoning behind some of the changes in the programming strategy for 2015/2016 – and what is staying the same.
A look at what’s inside Playback‘s Summer 2015 issue.
The pubcaster is launching a cross-platform initiative to cover the arts, with new material set to bow on digital and linear platforms.
As production starts on Bell Media’s adaptation of Jared Keeso’s Letterkenny Problems, Mike Cosentino and New Metric Media discuss translating the web series for TV(ish).
Canadian kids programming and digital content were recognized last night at the annual Youth Media Alliance Awards of Excellence Gala in Toronto. (Annedroids pictured.)
The deal will also see CMJ’s distribution arm handling the international digital and broadcast sales for another Bilderfest production.
The public offering for the specialty TV music service comes ahead of CRTC-mandated channel unbundling in 2016.
How the unique twist of far-north housing considerations – such as “where do I hang my moose meat?” – hooked Corus on Proper’s new series.
MasterChef Canada takes the #19 spot on the TV chart for the week of May 11 to May 17, with Big Brother Canada making three appearances.