Montreal-based Alliance Films ended the year with a 7.4% share of the Canadian box office, or $75 million in ticket receipts, according to Rentrak.
Finally, confirmation: Columbia Pictures’ Total Recall is to shoot in Toronto from May 15.
CBC/Radio-Canada on Monday confirmed Kirstine Stewart as the new executive vice president of English language TV services.
Actor Peter Donaldson, 58, passed Saturday after a two-year battle with lung cancer.
When it comes to creating cinematics – also known as cutscenes – for games, the team at Montreal post house Modus FX discovered it wasn’t much different from working on films.
The Kennedys, the pricey mini-series shot in Toronto by Muse Entertainment and Asylum Entertainment, will not be aired by A&E Television Networks’ History channel stateside, after all.
The perma-tans, tantrums and fisticuffs are back, as are boffo ratings for MTV Canada with the third season premiere of Jersey Shore Thursday night.
Horvath is the new head of acquisitions at Toronto-based short film distributor Ouat Media Distribution, a division of indie broadcaster Channel Zero.
Rogers Television has pulled the plug on its First Local news and information show to comply with the CRTC and air more local access programming.
Director Joe Carnahan and actor Liam Neeson last worked together in Vancouver shooting The A-Team. Now the two have returned to start shooting the Ridley Scott-produced survival thriller The Grey at Vancouver Film Studios through to March 3.
Media agency executives Sylvia Criger of MediaCom and Lynda Cooke and Helena Shelton of PHD share their predictions for the evolution of TV this year.
A heartbreaking loss for Canada earns the channel a record-breaking audience.
Robert Pattinson (The Twilight Saga) is slated to take the lead role in David Cronenberg’s Cosmopolis, a spokesperson for the renowned Canuck director confirmed with Playback Daily yesterday.
Canadian actors are among friends now: ACTRA National has enlisted Facebook so its performer members can stay in touch digitally.