Producers Emily Foster and Lauren Thomas have joined Federgreen Entertainment, while Christian Burgess will head acquisitions at Red Water Entertainment.
The French-language psychological thriller has also been sold in several other territories.
The second season is currently in production, with British-Canadian drag artist Crystal joining as co-host.
New data from DOC says Canadian audiences are increasingly watching homegrown unscripted stories, but funding for feature docs is drying up.
The 13-episode series I Died … And Came Back is filming in Canada and the U.S.
The CRTC said the potential increase in ad revenue could positively impact Canadian programming expenditures.
Paramount+ original drama The Ex-Wife has been acquired by CBC and Radio-Canada, Sinking Ship racks up new sales, plus more.
The funding has been allocated through CMF’s partnerships with the Shaw Rocket Fund and Ontario Creates.
Saxon de Cocq is a writer, director and producer for the series, which tells the story of the Red River Resistance through the search for lost British gold.
Pardy will retire from her 35-year career in the Canadian media industry in December, stepping down as chief content officer.
Hundreds of animators at the Vancouver studio have signed union support cards, and they’re running a town hall next week to talk about next steps.
Producer Kyle Bornais negotiated the rights deal after working with the distributor on the U.S. release of The Swearing Jar.
The organization said it aims to have more than 30% of productions helmed by filmmakers identifying as Black or a person of colour.
Plus: CaribbeanTales and TIFF name The Big Pitch participants, DGC Ontario increases its AFC fund in response to WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes, and more.
Women in View’s latest On Screen Report states that women and gender-diverse creatives saw an overall reduced share of film and TV work in 2020 and 2021.