His TAJJ Media becomes the international sales agent for the Canadian theatrical comedy now shooting in Toronto.
With North America’s largest documentary festival having yesterday drawn to a close – and now firmly in its twenties – realscreen‘s Adam Benzine recaps all the key news from the past 11 days in Toronto.
The Toronto festival also said an estimated 180,000 people attended its 20th edition, which wrapped on the weekend.
Jason DaSilva’s When I Walk (pictured) and Inigo Westmeier’s Dragon Girls were among the feature doc winners at the 2013 Hot Docs Awards, which were handed out on May 3.
The two-hour ep on Slice last Thursday ranked the competition reality series as the most-watched specialty series of the night, according to numbers from BBM Canada.
The show will kick off on July 15 with the top team walking away with prizes worth more than half a million dollars.
The broadcast duo will present a sports highlight show on Fox Sports 1 after leaving the Canadian sports specialty channel’s Sportscentre show in late June (Onrait and O’Toole pictured).
Jeff Stephenson’s Cubicle Warriors (pictured) and Gail Harvey’s Looking is the Original Sin will have their world premieres at the market in May.
Chief sales officer Jack Tomik (pictured) on the changes the company is making to work with agencies rather than platforms.
The briefs this week include news of numerous award wins, Rookie Blue‘s season return date and that Montreal’s Chloe Wilde (pictured) has been named a new Much VJ.
The eight-parter will follow the life and work of the Toronto-based model and former Miss Universe Canada contestant (pictured).
The money, to be doled out over three years, is meant to support the centre’s educational programs, according to Thursday’s budget.
The fund, which is open to indie producers of Alberta and Manitoba, will begin accepting applications for its second round starting in July.
The nine finalists, participating in the showrunner training or writer’s apprentice programs, will meet with North American and international showrunners, agents, broadcasters and funders at the festival in June.