Bond climbs to the top of the box office with Skyfall, while The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2 breaks the top 10 with one show.
Big Bang tops TV for the week of Nov. 5 to Nov. 11, 2012.
The deals include a three-year pact with Toronto-based Percy3D that extends the brand into the niche of immersive digital products.
The additional five episode order of the homegrown medical drama brings the second season commitment to 18 episodes in all.
The feat for the 2012 calendar year was attained with the worldwide opening of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2 (Part 1 pictured).
Blue Ant will put $950,000 into a self-administered Blue Ant Multiscreen Fund, which will finance both independent and in-house original content production.
The 16-stage facility at 629 Eastern Avenue in Toronto has reopened under Ken and Linda Ferguson and partner SmartCentres.
Post-MIPCOM, Picture Box Distribution sold the half-hour series into to Discovery Europe, for broadcast in territories including Spain, Portugal, Netherlands, Belgium and France.
“We heard Canadians and the CRTC loud and clear – they want assurance that Astral joining with Bell Media will directly benefit consumers and creators,” Bell Canada topper George Cope said Monday.
The festival also named Canadian producer Martin Katz, actor/director Helen Shaver and actors Rachelle Lefevre and Liane Balaban to the Borsos jury for best Canadian feature.
The broadcaster will pre-release Happy Endings on Monday nights at 8:30 p.m., with Last Resort and 666 Park both staying on through their initial 13-episode orders.
The media group confirms discussions to revive BCE’s acquisition of Astral have resumed, after shares of the company halted trading this morning.
Horses of McBride (pictured), starring Aidan Quinn and Kari Matchett, is a CTV original movie based on a true story of residents of a small B.C. town who rescue two starving horses that will premiere Dec. 16.
Cross-platform projects like Zed.TO, Hunted and Cover Me Canada received nods, alongside projects in categories like mobile gaming, web series and branded entertainment.
The tie-in app is to feature an original storyline penned by the show’s writers and lets users create their own mystery-solving character.