Indie producer Headtrip Films is adding to its scripted slate with a bank heist movie Stickup Men in development at Sienna Films.
Toronto-based New Franchise Media, headed up by former TEDCO boss Jeffrey Steiner, has unveiled a film and TV slate deal with popular British novelist Jeffrey Archer.
Spoofing the teen vampire craze, Teletoon is unleashing its inner bloodsucker with My Babysitter’s a Vampire, on Oct. 9.
The fourth annual Playback Canadian Film & Television Hall of Fame event was a star-studded affair, with the best of Canadian talent on the red carpet and at the podium.
Kevin Gillis’ Skywriter Media & Entertainment Group is going to court with Hulk Hogan, with the celebrity wrestler to play a imposing, yet entertaining judge in a new kids game show/reality TV series, Hogan’s Court.
Indie film producer Christina Piovesan is learning the virtue of patience.
Toon Box has appointed Ria Westaway as executive in charge of production, where she will spearhead the development slate for the company and oversee key hires, production budgets and scheduling of the company’s animated features and series.
The acclaimed Quebec historic mystery series Musee Eden has picked up a prize at France’s annual Festival de la Fiction TV in La Rochelle.
Portfolio Entertainment has teamed up with East Coast prodco Hemmings House Pictures to executive produce and distribute Cubicle to the Cage.
Actor Molly Parker is to direct her first movie, The Ballad of Maura MacKenzie, for Markham Street Films and Rock Island Productions.
Replacing Discovery Health Channel Canada, the new channel will focus on ‘real life’ programming like Dad Camp and Little Miss Perfect.
The fourth annual Playback Canadian Film & Television Hall of Fame event was a star-studded affair, with the best of Canadian talent on the red carpet and at the podium.
The relationships between filmmakers and game companies are evolving to create better overall entertainment experiences – or at least that was a major takeaway from the two-day Interactive Exchange 2010.
Filmmaker Vincenzo Natali (Cube, Splice) revealed at the Interactive Exchange on Tuesday that he’s in early development on a film adaptation of William Gibson’s 1984 sci-fi novel Neuromancer.