The festival’s indigenous-focused programming will be offered via IsumaTV (pictured), a digital multimedia platform for indigenous filmmakers and media organizations.
Bell Local producer Ian Daffern discusses the local programming service’s collaboration with director/curator Imad Elsheikh to transform his video clips into useable VOD content.
The hosts of YouTube channels LaurDIY, The Domestic Geek (pictured) and Entertaining with Beth discuss how YouTube flips traditional content models by putting fan feedback first.
Miller, previously Vice U.K.’s editor in chief, has overseen content across Vice.com and the brand’s network of digital channels and has hosted assorted Vice news docs.
The fashion vlog, starring Toronto-based YouTube creator Lauren Riihimaki, is now the MCN’s largest Canadian-based channel.
The Amazing Gayl Pile, Out With Dad (pictured) and Whatever, Linda are among the Canadian productions up for prizes from the U.S. awards fest.
Canadian interest in AOL Originals and increased brand spending prompted the launch, says Joe Strolz, GM at AOL Canada.
The deal includes exclusive SVOD rights to series such as Transparent (pictured).
In the final edition of our Focus 2015 series, Syndicado’s Greg Rubidge discusses how his company is meeting the challenges of the rapidly shifting digital distribution landscape.
Nine “best of” awards will be presented at the second annual edition of the festival, to run from March 6 to 8 in Vancouver. (Parked pictured)
The Saloon Media reality series originally aired as a CMT digital series, and has now landed a deal for a 10-episode television season.