Jason Ford has followed Tracy Martin over from Bell Media to build out a new Toronto satellite office for the Calgary-based indie.
The Shaw Media topper talks to Playback Daily about Canadian-content plays, clever scheduling ploys and what indie producers should know before they pitch her on new projects. Hint: character, character, character.
The channel is launching World’s Weirdest Restaurants with a one-day event in Toronto.
Cineflix CEO Simon Lloyd talks about putting together the six-part one-hour series, commissioned by History Television Canada and Military Channel in the U.S.
Expanding outside North America, the Canadian producer is looking for more TV production and distribution opportunities with European partners.
To generate audience interest ahead of the debut of Touch, the channel is inviting Canadians to interact with the show’s storyline through a game of “phone-skipping.”
Niall Matter and Sara Canning topline the Vancouver-filmed mythological action series, which will have Martin Wood and Gillian Horvath executive producing.
The animated series from the Toronto-based TV entertainment prodco is set to air on TVO in Ontario and SRC in Quebec in 2013.
The TV development and distribution co will shop new shows Wedding Dress Wars and Esther Extraordinaire at MIPTV in April.
The SCTV star will leave George Stroumboulopoulos to fly solo Thursday night in Toronto as she reportedly jets off to a CBS comedy pilot gig.
Kirstine Stewart and Helga Stephenson (pictured) talk to Playback Daily about setting the stage for an engaging awards show that includes big-name presenters and a multi-platform strategy to reach viewers.
The network will also air the third season of the series in simulcast with its premiere on U.S. network ABC later this year.