An expanded licensing agreement between the subscription service and CBC now includes the period drama, as well as new seasons of Republic of Doyle and Dragons’ Den.
The outlook is good for web series producers eyeing coin from the Independent Production Fund, as its board of directors renews its commitment to funding the medium.
The youth-focused channel is inviting kids to help determine content elements, such as character voices, for its new animated series.
The third season distribution deal ensures Jason Leaver’s internationally popular online series results in cast and crew payment.
The free mobile and desktop app will allow for live and on-demand viewing.
The web series sees Sean Cullen and Hannah Spear join the cast of the third season, which is entitled The Maltese Puppy.
Funded projects include a second season of kids’ stop-motion series Guardians Evolution (pictured) for APTN.
The Vancouver-based media and tech co will fund original content from qualifying partners for its niche verticals.
The streaming service has added more Canadian documentaries to its offering and renewed NFB titles already available through its service.
The Branded Entertainment Landscape, the first of a three-part study that delves into the space, breaks down current trends and opportunities for Canadian content creators.