The Scripps’ websites and their 1.7 million monthly visitors will boost the Canadian broadcaster’s online reach to 10.4 million unique visitors monthly.
The Corus-owned kids company has secured a multi-platform partnership with SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment that will incorporate its hit preschool property into the new SeaWorld Kids brand.
The fund supported series like Arctic Air and Cracked for the CBC, Global’s Bomb Girls and MOW Horses of McBride for CTV.
Members of the WGC spread holiday cheer on Dec. 12 at Toronto’s Revival bar in Toronto.
Playback‘s independent production executive of the year talks greenlighting series pitches and developing homegrown fare that stands up against the imports.
The company has sold a number of its lifestyle titles into territories including Europe, New Zealand and Africa (Keasha’s Perfect Dress pictured).
Six days of trophy-giving, networking, nominee showcases and a kick-off industry symposium will lead up to the two-hour live Canadian Screen Awards to air on the CBC.
Cirque du Soleil Media will develop content for TV, film, digital and gaming platforms, leveraging Cirque’s creative bench and Bell Media’s production expertise and platforms.
The Halifax-based kids entertainment co has started production on the brand new 26 x half-hour animated comedy series for Teletoon Canada.
The brainchild of Toronto video producer Kyle Hosick (pictured) the new service is geared at bypassing the cost and time of talent agencies.
Playback‘s director of the year has recently helmed episodes of Homeland, American Horror Story: Asylum and Camelot.