Guidestones (pictured) and Bear 71 took home best web series prizes at Banff’s international television and digital media awards.
Fanviewr allows content creators, distributor and producers to more easily make show websites, company founder and exec producer James Milward tells Playback.
The second season of the teen mystery web series was shot in Toronto in Little Italy and U of T’s Emmanuel College Library.
As the Banff Rockie Awards were handed out Tuesday, the best drama prize went to Five (pictured), a short film anthology for Lifetime in the U.S. market.
According to the report, consumer spending in Canada is projected to increase at 5.3% compound annual growth to 2016, versus 3.7% in the U.S.
“Let’s take advantage of these great new digital media to promote and export our Canadian content to the world,” CRTC commissioner Peter Menzies (pictured) told delegates on Monday.
The online initiative aims to showcase and celebrate Canadian TV programming and digital content consumed widely at home and abroad.
Marc Almon on creating, launching and monetizing web content, with insights from featured internet producers and the people behind Jimmy Kimmel Live and the YouTube Next Lab.
Blogging from L.A., Halifax-based producer Marc Almon (pictured) shares trends and insights from the conference for producers.
The new CTV drama brought in 1.52 million viewers for its launch on Thursday night.
The marblemedia co-CEO and exec producer of Whatsinaname talks to Playback about the cross-platform project and what’s on tap this year.
The channel has posted results from the first month of its MuchCloser program that rewards viewers for visiting its site.