“As a station, we have better shows than we had and more mature shows. It’s a great combination,” Citytv’s Malcolm Dunlop tells Playback.
The one-hour documentary is being sold internationally by Beyond Distribution, while the educational-market sales are being split between CBC Learning and U.S.-based Media Education Foundation.
The Ottawa-based animation studio with Technicolor will co-develop and co-produce new boy-skewing, 2D-animated series Atomic Puppet.
The adaptation of the Louise Penny crime novel series is the first project from PDM Entertainment, the production vehicle for Phyllis Platt, Brian Dennis and Peter Moss.
The Montreal-based DVD and digital distributor plans to launch the homegrown drama into the Canadian entertainment market in time for the holiday season.
Niobe Thompson and and Trevor Anderson split the inaugural Edmonton Film Prize at EIFF; OIFF awards; FremantleCorp brings westerns to TV; Minister Chan meets Murdoch (pictured).
Following NBC removing the Canadian medical drama from its broadcast schedule, the series has been sold in Latin America, Brazil, Italy and Russia.
As VP creative affairs, she will oversee development of the company’s original IP and co-production slate.
Senior director of original lifestyle content Emily Morgan says commissioners look for ongoing, character-driven series for Food Network Canada, while Slice is looking to broaden its content beyond female-skewing programming.
The indie producer is co-producing with Little Airplane Productions The Adventures of Napkin Man as a hybrid animation and live action series.
Survivor: Philippines carries the torch to the top TV spot for the week of Sept. 17 to Sept. 23, 2012.