Hot Sheet: Top 20 DVDs (May 2 – May 8, 2011)
Exclusive: The pubcaster orders a road-tripping drama and a mockumentary about Canada’s “Wild West.”
Etan Vlessing breaks down the scene this week in Hollywood as Canadian indie nets and majors compete for new shows.
Shelton’s last day at the upfronts finds her liking Rachel Bilson’s new show and seeing Snooki get her what-for.
The 2011 Bessies handed out gold and special awards to “Ads With Ideas” yesterday in Toronto.
Exclusive: Phyllis Platt, CBC Television’s interim executive director, confirmed the pubcaster is going to pilot with Cracked, a police drama from White Pines Pictures.
Leopard Films and Remedy Productions are uniting to launch Argonon, a move that will also see the launch of Remedy Productions Canada in Vancouver.
International distributor Beta Film is also eyeing broadcast deals for King in Germany, Italy, UK and Spain.
The word out of Cannes is writer/director Vincenzo Natali’s Neuromancer, adapted from the William Gibson novel, will be a Canadian-European coproduction.
Mass Effect 2 dominated the Canadian Videogame Awards Thursday night in Vancouver, taking home four trophies, including Canadian game of the year.
Women in Film & Television Toronto (WIFT-T) along with Nordicity and Environics are looking to complete a study on employment trends in Canada’s screen-based media industry.
PHD’s Helena Shelton calls out her favourite show of the upfronts (hint: J.J. Abrams) and outlines CBS’s strong new schedule.
Its latest original drama, Combat Hospital, leads the summer schedule and Rookie Blue returns.
The very nature of the ubiquitous buzzword was a topic for panel discussion at yesterday’s INplay conference held in Toronto.
MME Factual, an unscripted producer, will be based in Vancouver and run by Blair Reekie and Mark Miller.