The package deal sees the Toronto-based producer/distributor take all media rights to Michael Winterbottom’s Everyday (pictured), Ben Drew’s Ill Manors and Rowan Athale’s Wasteland.
The Winnipeg-based indie producer joins the cross-platform digital strategy company as director of business development.
“Canada continues to be a very strong market for us. Two years have passed since launch, and our subscriber growth is steady to slightly accelerating,” the U.S. video streaming giant said as it released its latest financial results.
Canadian festival Hot Docs is hosting a special one-off fundraising screening of acclaimed 2009 doc Big River Man, in a bid to raise money to support the film’s director John Maringouin (pictured).
The Toronto-based indie kids producer has optioned the rights to author Michael Rex’s humorous graphic novel series.
The new awards program has named Hello! Canada as its print partner, which will help to build hype in advance of the March 2013 event with pieces on the nominated stars and projects.
Konrad von Finckenstein (pictured) is starting at private law firm Jams as an arbitrator and mediator and will be based out of Toronto.
The 10-episode series from Temple Street Productions is shooting in Toronto, with Maria Doyle Kennedy, Dylan Bruce and Jordan Gavaris joining the cast.
Mike Clattenberg will direct the third feature film installment, produced by Topsail Productions and Trailer Park Productions and featuring Robb Wells, John Paul Tremblay and Mike Smith as the crude criminal trio.
“For the most part, we were focused on politics. The only band I remember was Barenaked Ladies. They performed If I Had a Million Dollars live and they were fabulous,” the Fox News Channel’s senior reporter told Playback.
The Dec. 1 workshop will include the short film award pitch, which sees five aspiring filmmakers vie for a $15,000 cash prize and ‘in-kind’ services of up to $100,000 to be used to complete their project.
Next year’s festival will take place from Sept. 5 to Sept. 15, 2013.