Interactive Ontario chose a novel subject for its inaugural iLunch 9.01 digital media event: business failure.
Pitching to the W Network? Find out what does and doesn’t work for the Corus net here first.
Cross-platform revenue gains helped Score Media on Thursday swing to a fourth quarter profit.
Brush up on your monster accents, Canadian thesps. Voice work in video game production has become a gold mine for performers.
Post/FX facility The Studio Upstairs has appointed Joachim Goetz as senior Colorist and 3D stereoscopic specialist.
Imagine after watching Survivor in prime-time a message popped up asking if you wanted to continue your Survivor experience. Agree, and you are taken to a screen filled with games based on the series that can be played right through your TV.
Durham County producer Back Alley Film Productions and Muse Entertainment are developing a TV movie for HBO Canada to follow the homegrown drama’s third and final season.
Canadian cartoon house Wizzfilms is pacting with France’s 2d3d Animations to produce a stop-motion animated feature based on a French comic book series.
Canadian author and New Yorker journalist Malcolm Gladwell has sold a spy drama pitch to HBO.
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Western Canadian producer Buffalo Gal Pictures is opening a Toronto office.
Having steadied the ship after last year’s job and programming cuts, CBC president Hubert Lacroix signaled a renewed focus on Canadian, regional and digital content as the public broadcaster enters still-choppier waters to 2015.
CTV News at Noon weather specialist Anwar Knight is back at work Thursday after his battle with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma.
A controversial documentary about Omar Khadr’s 2003 interrogation by the Canadian Security Intelligence Service from Montreal-based documentary filmmakers Luc Cote and Patricio Henriquez will be shown to federal MPs on on Parliament Hill tonight.
US game publisher THQ (Ultimate Fighting Championship, World Wrestling Entertainment) is bringing on local Canadian talent as it looks to fill 400-some jobs over the next few years and develop new IP.