Being Erica creator Jana Sinyor talks to Playback about developing the series, and what’s up next.
The Amazing Race tops TV, with the premiere of new series Missing in the number two spot for the week of March 12 to March 18, 2012.
Peace Point Rights will be led by Eric Muller and Julie Chang and be formally launched at MIPTV with a sales slate that includes Bake with Anna Olson and SuperBodies.
The Rogers Media channel launches in the new markets with a two-month free preview.
The premiere of the Kiefer Sutherland drama jumped over its January teaser numbers on Global Television.
Justified showrunner Graham Yost talks to Playback about his screenwriting style and bringing Raylan Givens to the screen, leading up to the Toronto Screenwriting Conference March 31 and April 1.
The grassroots Save the Saskatchewan Film Employment Tax Credit campaign has invited the media Monday to a local high school to see first-hand the impact on media students facing a devastated provincial film and TV production sector.
Rogers Media broadcast topper Scott Moore tells Playback Daily he’s still committed to launching Citytv Saskatchewan, with a host of new shows from local producers.
Shaw Media-owned Slice is giving the series its largest multi-platform marketing campaign to date.
The Kerry Washington-starring drama, from the creator of Grey’s Anatomy, launches in April.
The broadcaster has ordered another 13 episodes of the one-hour drama about young people looking to make it in Hollywood.
9 Story Entertainment, Canamedia, Entertainment One, Cineflix Rights and BuzzTaxi Communications will be leading the charge for Canada at the annual TV market.