Winter 2024

Alexandra Roberts on TVO Docs commissions, discoverability

Strategy spotlight: The commissioning editor says TVO is exploring new ways to share original content while sticking to its POV roots.

Year in review: Legal action and allocation concerns around the CRTC's base contributions decision leave questions around how the funds will...

Year in review: Negotiations between Canadian producers and writers reached a tipping point last year, but the standoff laid the foundation ...

The creators behind the CBC, Netflix and APTN comedy discuss how the series became a catalyst for building the territory's first production ...

Year in review: Playback examines some of the most significant moments of 2024, starting with the content and licensing disruptions...

The Canadian copro explores the history of one of the U.S.’s most divisive political figures.

Lionsgate’s Kevin Beggs and Jocelyn Hamilton unpack how the US$375 million acquisition has been a boon for the larger studio and its newly...

The duo discuss the process of bringing Talaga’s bestselling book The Knowing to the screen.

The localized version of the legendary franchise has amassed a dedicated fanbase with the help of strategic programming and promotion from N...

The outgoing CBC/Radio-Canada president and CEO reflects on her time at the head of the pubcaster and the state of the screen sector.

The 9 Story president and CEO discusses the synergies created through Scholastic’s $250 million investment.

The Canada and U.K. coproduction stepped into the global limelight in spring, attracting millions of views in its first four weeks.

The CEO of the Indigenous Screen Office discusses the organization’s historic year securing permanent funding from the federal government.

The producers behind Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent discuss bringing the beloved franchise to Canada.

The director reflects on his record-breaking box office streak following the release of 1995.

The Best of the Year company is balancing its successful scripted slate with new unscripted greenlights and service work opportunities.

Director Mike Downie and executive producer Jake Gold discuss how the four-part documentary has solidified the legacy of the beloved Kingsto...