Dark Knight Rises is the top-selling DVD for the week of Dec. 24 to Dec. 30, 2012.
The 10-parter to be directed by Bruce Beresford is the first project from Lewin Webb (pictured), the newly-installed head of Tricon’s scripted division.
Lipscombe, who has been a pro athlete, actor and retail-business entrepreneur, will spearhead “new partnerships and business models,” according to Mosaic.
The new pact spanning all film, TV and new media production nationally, except in separately negotiated British Columbia, includes a 6% increase in pay over three years.
Toronto-based Buck Productions is heading to Guatemala for The Project, a six-part series with a twist, for Canadian network OLN. (Pictured: the show’s host Ray Zahab)
(UPDATED) CBC’s Hockey Night in Canada kicks off the shortened season this Saturday, while Sportsnet will broadcast 34 regular season Vancouver Canucks games starting Jan. 20 and TSN will broadcast 42 games starting Jan. 22.
The Slaight Family Music Lab composer chair is also nominated for an Academy Award for his composing work in Ang Lee’s Life of Pi.
The announcement comes as the Academy makes a final membership drive ahead of the voting for the inaugural Canadian Screen Awards, the nominations for which are unveiled Tuesday.
With the signing, the Cracked co-creator (pictured) is now repped by not only Shuman but also Rob Kenneally at CAA and Michael Levine in Canada.
The commissioned report concluded Prairie producers are being short-changed by the CBC, the NFB, Telefilm Canada, the Canada Media Fund and the Canada Feature Film Fund.
The indie distributor plans an early 2014 release for Jeremy LaLonde’s second feature after a festival circuit run that starts at Santa Barbara.
The company has deepened its partnership with NBCUniversal and will rep the ad inventory for the network of women’s lifestyle sites.
The conversion of Metro14 Montreal comes as the near-national network rebrands as City as part of a national marketing makeover (Seed pictured).