The new Canada Media Fund is ready to hand out $3.5 million to 21 Canadian documentary filmmakers, but there’s a major hitch: many can’t find the broadcasters they need to get access to the cash.
The online extension of the youth-focused reality show, which allows fans to create their own narrative alongside the show, is attracting an enthusiastic following.
A new science and tech show is hitting Canuck airwaves today, as Innovation Nation debuts on Discovery Channel Canada.
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Indie producer Heroic Film struck an asset purchase and production deal with Sudden Storm Entertainment, and have not been taken over outright, as reported Monday.
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Montreal’s Incendo has begun principle photography on Stealing Paradise, the company’s fifth TV movie of 2010.
An October 2010 study conducted by Nielsen entitled The Increasingly Connected Consumer: Connected Devices has found that tablets, while still regarded as a relatively nascent technology, are favored among early adopter consumers.
History Canada has acquired the true crimes investigative drama Dual Suspects from indie producer Cineflex Productions.
Two rookie CW series shot in Canada, Nikita and Hellcats, have received full-season, back-nine orders.
Industry vet Alberta Nokes has been named head of development for Apartment 11 Productions in Montreal. Nokes will continue to develop existing projects, seek out and evaluate pitches, and develop new properties in the kids and factual genres.
Talk about phoning it in: indie filmmaker Christos Sourligas shot his latest feature film, Happy Slapping, in Montreal entirely on the iPhone 4 smartphone.
Cross-platform broadcaster GlassBOX Television is to sell online advertising for six MTV Networks International websites: Spike.com, VH1.com, Gametrailers.com, Atom.com, TVLand.com and LogoTV.com.