The curated collection of over 200 English- and French-language titles is part of the organization’s three-year Indigenous Action Plan.
The Toronto-based prodco known for Backstage has partnered with animator Joshua Slice to expand the animated spider’s adventures.
Riftworld: Chronicles spin-off mobile game Riftworld: Heroes previously received funding from the copro and codevelopment program in November 2015.
Marvel’s Jessica Jones leads the pack, followed by Toronto-shot Star Trek: Discovery at #2 and Stranger Things at #3.
Toronto’s Portfolio Entertainment and digital producer Duopoly have teamed to produce an animated series featuring the Canadian band.
The Montreal studio’s co-founder and creative director Paul Raphael dishes on what’s next for VR and why the tech could hit the mainstream this year.
The fund backed 10 English-language web series, such as People Watching, and five French-language projects.
Groupe Media TFO wants to reinvent the royalty model by using blockchain to provide more reliable real-time content consumption stats.
The growing demand for more content is sending prodcos to new places in search of fresh properties.
Plus: Joe Serafini joins the Rolling Picture Company, the CMF’s Encore+ hits a viewership milestone, and more.
Animated web series Bloom, from Kunuk Cohn Productions and Bullitt Film, is one of four projects selected by the CMF and Danish Film Institute.