The animated series will target target seven- to 11-year-olds and follow the misadventures of characters Blade and Josh.
Part of a partnership with the Toronto Screenwriters Conference, the award grants 12 emerging screenwriters complimentary access to the event, which runs March 31 and April 1 in Toronto.
Keynote speaker Anita Ondine tells Canadian broadcasters and producers attending the Merging + Media conference in Toronto that transmedia storytelling means breaking down traditional silos.
The Participant Media EVP, who also founded the Sundance Documentary Fund, will receive the award at a May 1 luncheon during this year’s Hot Docs fest.
Three docs and two shorts are amongst the Canadian films premiering and competing at the indie film fest in Utah.
The U.S. distributor will shop the drama internationally after handling earlier series like Degrassi and Instant Star.
Outlaw Bikers and The Devil You Know were sold internationally to broadcasters like RTL and A&E Television Network UK.
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Philippe Falardeau’s film has made it through to the second-last shortlist for the Foreign Language Film prize at the Academy Awards, along with the Canada-Germany-Poland co-pro, In Darkness.
The popular characters from APTN sketch comedy series Caution: May Contain Nuts tell fortunes on love and money via a new interactive digital website to promote the show’s third season.
With four new channel licences in hand, FDR Media CEO Ron Maitra talks to Playback about the company’s strategy to target South Asian and ethnic audiences in Canada.
Rogers Media exec Scott Moore, tells Playback that the new Citytv Saskatchewan channel opens up new opportunities for the province’s producers.
In his keynote Tuesday, entrepreneur and Big Viking Games founder Albert Lai said Canada is primed to become a major gaming industry player.