CTV’s Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. debuts to 2.7 million viewers, with Global’s NCIS hot on its heels with 2.5 million; J3’s Bailey Wilson earns the “battleground” win for her upfront prediction.
The second season of the conspiracy clone thriller is shooting in studio and on location in Toronto until February 2014.
The company’s EVP Eric Albert talks rolling out new services and growth plans for Canada.
The company has rebranded Winnipeg-based Joytv11 to focus on Christian programming like Joyce Meyer (pictured).
The Toronto-based producer/distributor has secured deals for factual titles High Tech Rednecks (pictured) and Money Moon with networks in Asia, Europe, Australia and Canada.
Linda Hamilton is also reprising her third season guest role as a ruthless assassin in the series’ fourth season, slated to premiere in November (Schmid pictured).
With actors including Gordon Pinsent, Aaron Ashmore and Ennis Esmer on board, the Markham Street Films production will begin shooting in Midland, Ontario after successfully raising part of its production funding through Indiegogo.
The Canadian TV drama (pictured), long in limbo, is looking ahead with new-found assurance to a likely U.S. sale and fourth season.
The battlegrounds are back: premiere week launches with a win from Global as we run down the ratings against media-buyer upfront predictions from June (The Blacklist pictured).
The Toronto-based producer and distributor has presold its new preschool series, Zerby Derby (pictured) to Sprout in the U.S. and South Korea’s MBC, heading into MIPCOM next month.
Montreal, Canada-based Sardine Productions and Gamerizon Studio have inked a production deal with Teletoon Canada to develop the shorts series Chop Chop Ninja Challenge.