The CFC’s ongoing short film competition Shortsnonstop has named the winner of its quarterly $1,500 cash prize, awarded in conjunction with Telus.
OWN has announced that it will be debuting its monthly documentary club in spring of 2011, and that it has acquired three more titles to add to the films already on the roster.
Principal photography has kicked off on new Spencer Rice vehicle, Single White Spenny.
TSN is reporting that the opening weekend of the CFL playoffs, which featured a west-coast matchup between BC and Saskatchewan, delivered a record average audience of 2 million viewers.
Seeing the creative freedom in non-TV properties, Breakthrough Entertainment’s new media division is exploring new IPs by teaming up with Toronto’s TransGaming Technologies.
Out My Window, coming to the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam this week, is a 360-degree interactive documentary from director Katerina Cizek. It’s also the first installment of the NFB’s Highrise project – a multimedia, multi-year initiative that will give viewers a glimpse behind the concrete facades of high-rise apartments around the world.
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E! announced that it was returning to Canuck airwaves on CTV earlier this month, and now the broadcaster has revealed the programs and launch strategy for its big comeback on November 29.
WIFT Toronto has announced that executive director Sadia Zaman is stepping down in the new year to join the CBC in the newly created role of director, CBC Centres.
The third season of Less Than Kind has gone in front of cameras in Winnipeg for a 2011 premiere.
With over 700,000 viewers per week in its first season, the supernatural drama has been green-lit for 2011.