The Kenny vs. Spenny star took to the stage at Cafe Cleopatra as Canadians make the running at the prestigious Just For Laughs international comedy festival.
The Calgary-based firm announced Thursday a new financing model which will allow people and companies to invest in films and share in the revenue.
The new initiative, replacing the Features Comedy Lab, will put a deeper emphasis on boosting Canadian projects south of the border and developing relationships in the U.S. marketplace.
The road trip food series for Travel + Escape is slated to premiere in spring 2013.
Miller (pictured) joins Trevor Fencott, who takes over from Diana Cafazzo as IO secretary, and reappointed members Lucie Lalumiere and Spence McDonnell.
The Canadian exhibitor added theatres and drove box office revenue with Hollywood titles like Prometheus and The Amazing Spider-Man.
The veteran U.K. acquisitions executive will beat the bush for more third party acquisitions to drive down the distribution pipeline.
According to founder Lesa Kirk, the Vancouver-based agency’s building went up in flames July 19 while the roof was being replaced.
Director Jennifer Baichwal (pictured) and photographer Edward Burtynsky’s doc Water is among the projects receiving a total of $168,000 from the program’s completion and development funds.
In celebration of its 20th anniversary, MIPJunior is launching a new international pitch competition to find the next big brand in kids content.
The twin divisions will be merged into one department, scripted prime time, to be headed up by ex-comedy chief Jenny Hacker.
Stewart comes on board as director of marketing and development as the organization prepares for a national film and TV celebration.
The networks (FX Canada pictured here) became available on the digital TV provider Tuesday, as Rogers continues its strategy to compete nationally.
Growth in its film and TV business offset slowing revenue declines in eOne’s wholesale distribution business, the Canadian media group reported in its interim financial statement.
“We achieved a small contribution profit in Canada in Q2 and expect to remain profitable in this market going forward,” the U.S. video streaming giant said Tuesday as it released its latest financial results.