The animated series is being developed into a live-action/CGI feature film.
World sales agent Beta Film records key territory sales heading into MIPCOM.
Those gaps in CTV’s Canadian show offerings are about to be filled, says Corrie Coe, SVP of independent production.
The former Chum Television exec becomes VP of programming at the quartet of movie specialty channels. (Correction: Today’s newsletter had Ms. Baine’s last name incorrectly spelled. We regret the error.)
Steven Soderbergh’s Contagion takes the top spot for the overall Canadian box office.
Rookie Blue is the top-rated Canadian drama for the week.
The Toronto-based equity player has recruited producer Gale Anne Hurd to develop The Eleventh Commandment as an ongoing TV drama.
The HBO Canada sitcom is shooting in Toronto through October, ahead of a 2012 airdate.
The Canadian producer’s comment is sparked by British media reports that it was discussing acquisition of the UK-based company.
The Film Sales Company exec Andrew Herwitz says negotiations are just getting started, while TIFF’s Cameron Bailey says it’ll be a few weeks before the sales picture for Canadian films is clear.
The broadcaster is measuring response to Temple Street’s new reality show via social media, the outcome of which will influence the show’s results.
Suki’s Kimberley Berlin and Susan Schneir talk to Playback about landing a distributor for the feature and what attracted them to the project.
Nathan Morlando’s Edwin Boyd is named best Canadian first feature, while Ian Harnarine’s Doubles With Slight Pepper wins for best Canadian short film.