The company’s current executive VP (pictured) in her new position will continue to oversee production management, while having a larger key decision-making role in the company alongside CEO John Kuyk.
The broadcaster will debut its latest comedy (pictured) in the same slot on Monday nights filled with Seed at 8:30 p.m., sandwiched between How I Met Your Mother and 2 Broke Girls.
The Toronto filmmaker captures for the CBC’s The Nature of Things the bark beetle as it leaves whole swathes of British Columbia’s pine forests dead, brown and barren.
The 2013 nominations, which recognize those breaking ground in the field of children’s screen entertainment, include Mr. Young, Degrassi (pictured) and Stella and Sam.
Brands and indie producers are urged to pitch ideas for new shows to the program, which was announced at the BCON Expo held in Toronto Thursday.
Produced by Riverbank Pictures, the series follows its Opening series chefs Craig Harding and Rob Rossi (pictured, right), on a food tour across Italy.
This pre-Easter edition of our briefs includes premiere news for homegrown TV series, as well as Canuck-made films at the Toronto Jewish Film Festival (Jews and Money pictured).
As a result of the agreement the Toronto-based company will produce three 13-hour internationally-focused travel series a year.
Based on comedian and podcaster Marc Maron’s life and WTF podcast, the series includes Denis Leary as one of its exec producers.
The sale of the White Pine Pictures police procedural follows a promotional push at MIPCOM for the Canadian import.