Pierre-Anaïs Parent St-Gelais succeeds Chantal Côté, who departed the Bell Fund to lead the Canadian Academy’s Quebec section.
Olivier Gauthier-Mercier and Lainie Elton have been hired to the executive team in VP roles.
The program is aimed at providing B.C.-based women and gender diverse creators with a launchpad for their careers in the Canadian TV industry.
The annual program gives films not part of the festival’s official selection an opportunity to be showcased to international buyers.
The company responded by alleging its former CEO improperly awarded himself “excessive compensation” upon learning he could be ousted from the role.
The Established Producer and Kevin Tierney Emerging Producer award winners will be announced on Sept. 7.
The features will receive a shared $6 million from the Production Program’s low budget minority coproduction and big budget streams
The first-ever strike at the public broadcaster follows months of negotiations over wage increases and temporary worker contracts.
The Bell Fund’s Montreal deputy director has been named executive director of the Quebec branch effective immediately.
The decision followed Videotron’s move to pull the French-language specialty channel from its TV service last week.
Lil Nas X: Long Live Montero follows the Grammy-winning rapper’s first world tour.
WildBrain sells children’s programming to the Roku Channel, 9 Story Distribution expands to gaming content, plus more.
The telco giants told the CRTC they would drop the channels due to declining subscribers and market value.
The Corus-owned channel has greenlit another quartet of films from Toronto’s Nikki Ray Media Agency.
Lubin succeeds former unscripted president Jay Peterson, who will temporarily stay on as executive producer to help with the transition.