Cancon in the top 30: Amazing Race Canada maintains the top spot, while Rookie Blue, Saving Hope, The Listener and Motive also make the top 30.
Eye Steel Film, Rhombus Media and Real to Reel Productions are among the funding recipients in the Canada Media Fund’s convergent stream point-of-view documentary program.
Overall industry spend in the category increased to $4.7 billion in 2012, with private conventional’s spend up by $84 million.
Fight Like Soldiers, Die Like Children (pictured), directed by Patrick Reed, opens the three-day fest on Sept. 19. In all, the vacation destination will host 35 films, with a focus on shorts.
Discovery Channel U.S. and Discovery Networks International are teaming to launch the Global Landmark Development Fund, designed to back “ground-breaking epic series and landmark events.” (Pictured: North America)
The third report in a series of white papers from Groupe Evolumedia and the CMF explores innovation in development of second-screen apps and pinpoints the impacts of successful strategies.
In advance of the premiere Aug. 29, the specialty channel is hosting a sneak peek of Storage Wars Canada (pictured) at Fan Expo this weekend.
The pay TV fund is backing three director/producer teams with the potential to turn shorts into possible features.
Jonas Chernick (pictured), Kenneth Welsh and Jodi Balfour lead the CBC series due for a winter 2014 launch.
Canadian broadcasters are seeking to build core audiences for their genre fare at the annual culture fest, which continues to expand in scope and ticket sales.
History U.K. has commissioned the Halifax prodco Arcadia Content and the U.K. distribution service to make a graphic-novel style docudrama, with the working title of Bannockburn.