The six-day fest showcased 244 shorts from around the world, plus a programming lineup including industry roundtables and a masterclass with Jean Marc Vallee.
The tribute is the latest by Telefilm Canada to get Canadian producers seen and sold abroad to build audience awareness for their product back home.
Effective July 23, she will oversee programs including Marketplace, The National and World Report.
The agency’s first annual Success Index results show that the primary source of growth came in the commercial component, in part on success of Barney’s Version (pictured).
The public broadcaster is bringing back the popular two-day event, with TD signed on as a sponsor.
Former Science North CEO Marchbank (pictured) and Techtown founder Jenkins were appointed to the public broadcaster Tuesday.
The event will bring together executives in the Asian and western industries during this year’s festival in September.
Bill C-11 was granted royal assent on Tuesday, ending four attempts to get copyright modernization legislation through Parliament.
The agency responded to a Twitter message asking for ideas to promote a Montreal film with an outdoor campaign that makes use of smartphone photography.
“One person is on a horse, and another is in a wheelchair, and they’re being judged together. And one goes home a winner, and the others feel like crap,” the veteran Quebec actor says.
Director Stephen Onda (pictured) is to make a one-hour documentary about boom sectors in the western province.
Five high-profile business people will encourage corporate support for the recently established fund.
The Montreal event will host an international co-production market later this month.
Saskatchewan Communications Network (SCN) has been turned into a presence for Citytv in the province, alongside expanding Rogers Media’s national platform.