The series is produced by Hitsby Entertainment and will begin filming in Hamilton, Ont. next month.
The Indigenous Producers Budgeting Intensive is targeted to Indigenous women to help them budget their first feature film.
In its Q1 2024 financial report, the company disclosed that it has eliminated “certain roles” as part of a cost-savings initiative.
The Path Forward: Rogers has proposed contributions of 2% of revenues for foreign online services to the CRTC, while Paramount argued against a base contribution entirely.
Former CBC production exec Edythe Yee will join the streamer’s Canadian team in December.
Performers from Golden Delicious and The Night Agent were among the winners at the 12th annual awards.
The series is created by and stars Les Boys actor Michel Charette, and is set to debut in 2024.
The companies are in development on two comedy series, Clara Altimas’ Bensen and Michael McGowan’s Elected.
The Path Forward: The Disability Screen Office, Reelworld Screen Institute and IATSE were among the intervenors at Monday’s CRTC hearings.
The Path Forward: The BSO’s recommendations, meanwhile, included a mandatory allocation of the initial contributions to the Black Screen Fund.
The Canada/Switzerland copro won the Grand Prize in the documentary festival’s National Feature Competition.
The project is part of Blink49’s first-look deal with the Lilly Singh-led banner, with Geetika Lizardi and Charithra Chandran attached to write and star, respectively.
Netflix has acquired Letterkenny, Shoresy and Children Ruin Everything for a number of European territories.
Aseltine reports to the company’s CEO and founder Amos Adetuyi in the newly-created role.
Plus: The Pacific Screenwriting Program names its next showrunner-in-residence, and the Shorts Not Pants festival awards its $1,000 Canadian short prize.