The funder’s latest report explores the ways content producers can capitalize on new opportunities like interactive audio and location-based entertainment.
Founder Suzette Laqua is stepping back to focus on her health in the year ahead, with the festival set to resume in 2020.
DHX Media’s digital kids network will helm content, YouTube and ad strategies for The Irish Fairy Door Company.
The special is the first original Canadian production from lifestyle entertainment company, Kin, and will debut on Food Network Canada.
Since the YouTube channel launched last November, more than 30,000 people have subscribed to watch classic Canadian content.
Projects from Blue Ant Media Productions, Big Bad Boo Digital and Hollywood Suite are among those receiving support.
The companies have partnered to develop TV projects, Chateau Laurier wins Webfest prizes, plus more.
The joint incentive will provide a total of $600K over three years for TV and digital media projects.
She Said Films’ Running With Violet, LoCo Motion Pictures’ How to Buy a Baby and LaRue Entertainment’s The Amazing Gayl Pile were among the recipients.