The prodco and distributor has promoted Federico Vargas (pictured) to the position of VP sales, while VP marketing and licensing Kristin Lecour has taken on all Canadian TV and digital sales.
Tim Gamble, CEO of the Vancouver-based indie producer, will take on the president post vacated by Shepard (pictured), who retains a first-look deal with Thunderbird Films for his next venture, Mindset Television.
Producers behind some of the most popular Real Housewives U.S. series, along with Bravo’s Shari Levine, shared the formula that has led to a lasting franchise during a discussion at the Realscreen Summit in Washtington, D.C. this week.
SVP content Barb Williams tells Playback she’s confident the network’s stable of primetime hits and its U.S. supply deals will bolster Global’s schedule and downplays national-level competition from Rogers.
Sam Dynes will oversee production logistics and operations for the entertainment and lifestyle brands at City, and work with the company’s divisions on all platforms to create integrated brand productions.
The film distribution arm of the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema is planning a VOD and theatrical campaign later this year for Jason Lapeyre and Rob Wilson’s capture-the-flag action-drama starring a cast of young actors.
The German channel has acquired Daniel Tiger’s Neighbourhood, Camp Lakebottom (pictured) and additional episodes of Wild Kratts.
Los Angeles-based Sierra/Engine Television has acquired the international distribution rights to the third spin off to the successful franchise fronted by renovator extraordinaire Mike Holmes (pictured).
NBCUniversal sold the Canadian detective mystery series to the U.S. network, where it is slated to air in summer 2013.
At this year’s Realscreen Summit in Washington, D.C., the producers of Duck Dynasty (pictured), Killer Karaoke and Here Comes Honey Boo Boo discussed the challenges of producing comedic reality.
Ottawa-based Mercury Filmworks and Paris-based Technicolor have struck a development deal with Teletoon Canada for the animated comedy TV series Atomic Puppet.
The veteran TV producer has a trick up her sleeve as she jettisons traditional police procedural tropes to be unconventional in her story-telling.
Headed up by Jessica Martins and Breann Thordarson, the company is headquartered in Toronto with locations in Vancouver and Montreal.