CTV’s Sullivan’s Crossing emerged as the top-rated Canadian drama, while The Amazing Race Canada maintained its lead in unscripted.
The film, written and directed by Maddin, Evan Johnson and Galen Johnson, stars Oscar winners Cate Blanchett and Alicia Vikander, and Canadian actor Roy Dupuis.
Jennifer Frees returns to the festival to lead its brand and corporate partnerships work, while Judy Lung will now oversee its annual business plan.
Accinelli will serve as SVP, program strategy and industry development in a five-year term, with cultural portfolio lead René Bourdages departing the organization.
The Canadian world premieres at the Austin-based festival include a copro feature, two narrative shorts, one short doc and an immersive animated project.
Series producers and co-directors Carmen Henriquez and Denis Paquette share how the production team navigated a pandemic, extreme weather, and even chased planes.
The program is a collaboration between On Screen Manitoba and Manitoba Film & Music.
The series is produced by Toronto’s McGillivray Entertainment Media, and is hosted by Scott McGillivray and Bryan Baeumler.
The Banff World Media Festival has welcomed Paramount’s Lisa Kramer, A+E Networks’ Patrick Vien, and executive Bing Chen to the board.
The Pacific Screenwriting Program will run the initiative in partnership with the Indigenous Screen Office and Paramount+ Canada.
The cuts were announced in a memo from SVP Mike Hopkins, and will impact teams across several regions.
The film marks writer-director Petrie’s feature directorial debut, and is running in the Bright Future section.
The studio and post-production business has appointed Incendo’s Jean-Philippe Normandeau and Marie-Claude Desjardins to new roles.