The deal for the Peter Straub novel was negotiated by Rob Heydon (pictured) for Ecstasy Film and Ben Straub for Seafront Entertainment.
9 Story Media Group has licensed the second season of acclaimed preschool series Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood to Disney Junior Latin America.
Production is underway on the high-end real estate series from Our House Media, the new shingle from former Cineflix execs Simon Lloyd (pictured) and Joe Houlihan.
The award recognizes a female producer, writer or showrunner who has worked to advance gender equity in the industry. (Nicole St. Martin (left) and Finstad-Knizhnik pictured.)
The former Syfy exec joins the Vancouver-based prodco as it aims to strengthen its international operations and U.S. development strategy.
The Indian Grove Productions series will not return for a third season.
The Ontario government has delayed changes to two production-related tax credits that were introduced in its latest budget, released April 23.
The deal for the Mark Sakamoto memoir was spearheaded by Cormican and negotiated by Westwood Creative Artists’ Michael Levine.
Smokebomb Entertainment and CBC’s immersive interactive game, spanning five cities over six weeks, ended last weekend with a murder mystery in Toronto.
Fifty Shades of Grey tops the DVD chart for the week of May 4 to May 10, followed by Paddington.
Nomadic Pictures and Clearwater Documentary each picked up a raft of prizes at the Alberta entertainment awards.