Previously known as the Golden Quill, the award gives five emerging screenwriters complementary registration to the Toronto Screenwriting Conference and lunch with TSC founder and Meridian Artists president Glenn Cockburn.
A 130% increase in revenue follows the acquisition last year of Summit Entertainment by the Vancouver-based indie studio.
The network will partner on programming with the Vancouver-headquartered company, which is currently developing the world’s first near-live video feed from the International Space Station.
Disney Junior Canada has brokered a deal with Endemol for the first two seasons of the preschool series Bananas in Pyjamas.
The 55th edition of the music awards was down on last year’s 4.6 million Canadians tuning in after the death of Whitney Houston.
Taken 2 is the top-selling DVD for the week of Jan. 21 to Jan. 27, 2013.
The Super Bowl scores for the week of Jan. 28 to Feb. 3, while the Motive premiere takes the #20 spot.
The company also recently inked a first-look financing and distribution agreement with 1984 Private Defense Contractors as it continues to expand its global pipeline.
Brabant will continue in her current role for another three-year term.
Aside from World of Wonders (pictured), the Toronto- and New York-based company also licensed Women War and Peace, Weird and Wonderful Hotels and others to networks worldwide.
Among this week’s briefs, the broadcast return of Degrassi (pictured) on MuchMusic and Videotron reports that its Illico.tv iPad app has been used for 100,000 TV program downloads.
Joining the cast of the sci-fi thriller, which stars Tatiana Maslany (pictured) and will premiere on Bell Media’s Space, are Matt Frewer and Evelyne Brochu.