Gary Comerford (pictured), Kristin Morch and Mark Wakefield, who all have extensive business and charitable foundation experience, will each serve three-year terms.
The Corus-owned kids channel will premiere new series like OH NO! It’s an Alien Invasion and See Dad Run (pictured).
Based in eOne’s Sydney office, she will oversee theatrical distribution for the company’s Australian film biz, including acquisitions, sales and marketing.
The move, which includes hiring Tayfun King as factual head of development in the new L.A. office, is the latest in the company’s strategy to expand its scripted, factual and digital initiatives.
Mindful of successful Canadian sketch comedy series like This Hour Has 22 Minutes (pictured) and The Kids in the Hall, former Comedy Central executive-turned-producer Lou Wallach will make talent-spotting stops at Canadian comedy clubs.
The Canadian indie, produced by Josh Epstein, is starting production in Vancouver this week.
Guillaume Sylvestre’s 1er Amour (First Love) tops the box office for the week of June 21 to June 27, 2013.
Monsters University tops the box office for the week of June 21 to June 27, 2013.
Oz The Great and Powerful is the top-selling DVD for the week of June 10 to June 16, 2013.
The Stanley Cup Finals top TV, while The Listener is #19.
Bell Media will open new regional development offices in Halifax, Winnipeg and Vancouver as the acquisition, which closes July 5, moves forward.
The final five projects out of the transmedia comedy incubator are being considered for further development with Blue Ant Media’s Bite TV.
This Friday’s news briefs include premiere details for Muse and Parallel’s half-hour animated comedy series Bounty Hunters (pictured), which is executive produced by Jeff Foxworthy
Kickstarter announces plans for a Canadian platform, while Indiegogo promises further Canadian currency support.