Toronto-based 9 Story Entertainment has sold its boy-skewing animated series to a number of broadcasters.
Playback invites independent producers to present the marketing plans for their next project in front of a panel of top ad-industry execs at this April’s Playback Summit in Toronto.
The indie broadcaster is proposing Toronto’s first-ever all-business news radio station.
The latest show from Worldwide Bag Media, which investigates the impact of everyday products on our health, will be hosted by Isla Traquair (pictured).
The channel is getting in on the Linsanity when the New York Knicks take on the Toronto Raptors this Friday.
The interactive agency has tapped Graham Budd (pictured) as director of business development, along with five other new employees.
The Big Bang Theory tops TV for the week of March 5 to March 11, 2012.
Puss in Boots is the top-selling DVD for the week of Feb. 27 to March 4, 2012.
Joe Broido (pictured) is to head up the new Hollywood base for the Vancouver indie producer, while Jeffrey Engelen will oversee distribution.
The former Toronto police officer is developing a police procedural drama at the CBC with screenwriter Tracey Forbes and adapting a Dennis Lehane short story into a feature film he will direct.
The mid-season premiere of the thriller series brought in 2.44 million viewers, according to numbers from BBM Canada.
The inaugural Playback Summit on April 25 will tackle issues facing the Canadian production industry, bringing in top producers and programmers to share their experiences, and focusing on how to drive your business forward.