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Shepherds wins top prize at Kingston Canadian Film Festival
Maryse Legagneur’s The Last Meal also won the award for best first feature.
Seven Canadian features set for Le FIFA world premieres
The March festival is dedicated to the international promotion and distribution of films on art and media arts.
Canadian VFX artists for Dune: Part Two among Oscar winners
Denis Villeneuve’s science-fiction epic won two out of five nominations.
Netflix orders limited series set and filmed in Newfoundland
The Umbrella Academy co-showrunner Jesse McKeown is the series’ creator and showrunner.
Canadian docs slated to premiere at CPH:DOX
The Danish documentary-focused film festival runs from March 19 to 30.
CMF and SODEC grant funding for 14 French-language series
The organizations run a pre-development funding program to help adapt Quebec literary works for TV.
How Nomadic helped build Prime Video’s House of David
The biblical Prime Video series is a non-treaty coproduction with Calgary’s Nomadic Pictures and L.A.-based Wonder Project with a Canadian showrunner.
Network partners with Elevation to distribute I Am feature docs
Docs on Joe Frazier, Luke Perry and Raquel Welch are included in the deal.
Canadian screen industry veteran Paul Bronfman has died at 67
The Canadian film and TV industry pays tribute to the “generosity and dedication” of the Comweb and Pinewood Toronto Studios founder.
CMF reveals Distributor Program production funding recipients
The pilot initiative offers more flexibility for applicants by allowing contributions from Canadian distributors to unlock CMF funds.
Reelworld appoints Sabrina Haloulakos as managing director
Haloulakos will oversee Reelworld’s day-to-day operations in the newly created role.
Blue Ant ups three in senior leadership team
Jamie Schouela, Carlyn Staudt and Mitch Dent have assumed their new roles effective immediately.
In Brief: To Kill a Tiger to be part of global gender justice campaign
Plus: Partner Norbert Abrams to retire from talent agency Noble Caplan Abrams and the Racial Equity Screen Office receives $142,000 in funding.
Photon acquires Canadian rights to U.S. comedy Bad Shabbos
EXCLUSIVE: Daniel Robbins’ film made its world premiere at New York’s Tribeca Film Festival.
Deals: H264, Sphere Media, Crave, Fox, ITV
H264 acquires worldwide sales and Canadian distribution rights to Marianne Métivier’s debut feature, Fremantle acquires international distribution rights to Sphere Media’s House of Secrets, and more.
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