David Mortin’s Mad Ship and the Sean Garrity thriller Blood Pressure are to bow in Whistler as part of the best Canadian feature competition.
The Canadian indie has acquired Lively Media’s crime series I Didn’t Do It (pictured) for international distribution.
The suspense drama comes from No Equal Entertainment, Hoodwink Entertainment and Entertainment One
The Canadian futuristic drama from Vancouver-based Reunion Pictures airs on Showcase.
The award-winning stage, TV and film actress (pictured right) will play the unwilling mistress and murderer of a plantation owner in Manks Productions’ TV movie adaptation of Canuck Austin Clarke’s novel.
The deal follows the CGI-animated series airing on Knowledge Network and TFO in Canada.
The 10-ep suspense-drama series, produced with the U.K.’s Greenroom Entertainment and starring Thandie Newton is shooting in Vancouver.
The company founder will spearhead Fusion, the broadcaster’s latest venture.
The deal, which gives the two telcos a 75% share in the company, has been cleared by all the required sports leagues.
The news reporting vet heads back to the CBC from his managing editor post at The Globe and Mail to helm newsgathering for all of the pubcaster’s programs and platforms.
The animation specialty channel will integrate custom messaging and sponsor promotions to reach both kid and parent demos during its first hosted block for kids on Sept. 6.
The L.A.-based co acquired international distribution rights to the film from Manitoba producers Jonas Chernick (pictured) and Juliette Hagopian, which makes its TIFF debut Sept. 11.
Ca Commence Bien! will air on V starting on Sept. 3, targeting a younger demo than its Quebec morning show competition.
The week’s Impossible Shot was the top program during the week with 357,000 viewers.