The series is produced by Toronto’s First Generation Films. (Series creators Graydon Sheppard and Kyle Humphrey pictured.)
NFB chair Claude Joli-Coeur (pictured) to receive an award from WIFTV, Toast Studio partners with Bell Media, plus more news of the week.
The former production exec (pictured) joins the multifaceted media and sales company.
The unscripted-programming execs discuss the strategy and goals behind the new digital platform. (Sandra Kleinfeld pictured.)
The new site will focus on shareable content that is less than 30 minutes.
Ebola Outbreak: A 360 Virtual Journey was among five projects to win the Peabody-Facebook Futures of Media Award.
CTV’s Motive (pictured) heads the field for the B.C.-based awards with 17 nominations, followed by The Romeo Section.
McLaughlin (pictured) will replace Loc Dao as head of the NFB’s Vancouver digital studio.
The web-based music platform will feature 360-video content from artists on eOne’s label, such as Pop Evil (pictured).
The Toronto-based online storytelling network with 40 million registered users is adopting an MCN-style approach to help creators monetize their IP.
The National Film Board of Canada won six awards, while Toronto’s Secret Location picked up two. (NFB’s Way to Go pictured.)
Mark Swierszcz has moved from Bell Media to Google Canada to lead the space, which was built in partnership with Toronto’s George Brown College.