CMF president and CEO Valerie Creighton sat down with Playback Daily following her participation in The Future of Content panel at Whistler Film Festival to share her thoughts about the CMF’s first year thus far.
Montreal-based Vision Globale just got a $6 million boost from the Quebec government to help it adapt to the digital age.
The U.S. rights to Jason Eisener’s action film Hobo With a Shotgun has been picked up by Magnolia Pictures’ genre arm Magnet Releasing.
Leonard Asper has resurfaced at The Fight Network
Of the 21 projects receiving production grants from the October 1 round of applications to the Bell Broadcast and New Media Fund, half are aimed at the kids demo
The financial institution is using the sponsorship of the broadcast and webcast to reach out to South Asians
Tamara Taggart and Mike Killeen have been tapped to replace long-time CTV British Columbia newscasters Pamela Martin and Bill Good in the Vancouver TV market.
Larysa Kondracki’s The Whistleblower has added the audience award to the top jury trophy already nabbed at the just-completed Whistler Film Festival.
Don Carmody is reteaming with French colleague Samuel Hadida to co-produce Michael J. Bassett’s Silent Hill: Revelation 3D, scheduled to shoot in spring 2011.
Entertainment One International has sold the over-the-air rights to The Walking Dead zombie drama to Five in Britain.
Online video game aggregator BroadbandTV has launched Game On, a uploader of gaming content to its dedicated YouTube gaming channel.
Indie producer Up Front Entertainment has gone for the worst-case scenario approach in Blowout: Is Canada Next?, a documentary that warns against a possible volcanic explosion at a deepwater oil well off of Newfoundland.
The Shaw Media channel is adding four new shows, and bringing back hits American Pickers and Ice Pilots NWT.
The handicapping has already started after the Toronto Film Critics Association on Tuesday said the cash prize for its best Canadian feature award for 2010 has been sweetened to $15,000, thanks to Rogers Communications.
Tammy Gillis has snagged a recurring role on the third season of the HBO Canada sitcom Less Than Kind from Breathrough Entertainment.