EXCLUSIVE: The partnership includes a project that will see filmmakers Adam Rodness and Stu Stone reprise their Faking a Murderer personas.
The sex educator and host of the Sunday Night Sex Show died this week at the age of 93.
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President and CEO Doug Murphy said the company has cut more than 250 full-time positions since the start of fiscal 2023 in a call with investors.
EyeSteelFilm’s Bob Moore and director Karen Cho discuss the documentary’s community focus in Chinatowns across North America.
The program, now in its second year, supports underrepresented creators seeking experience directing episodic television.
Shamim Sarif joined the directing team for what co-creator Fab Filippo called a “transformative season” of the CBC and Max dramedy.
The 10 films will be curated, developed and produced by Black Fawn Films with Productivity Media Inc., which will also finance the films.
The Canadian division will provide local clients with original programming and branded entertainment via creative and talent partnerships.
The guild has asked the federal government to protect the interests of human creators through the Copyright Act and Canada’s cultural funds.
New users will have the option of subscribing to the streamer’s ad-supported plan, or take a step up to one of its more expensive options.
The Toronto prodco has tapped Joanne Virgo to lead its factual and lifestyle slate, with Jeff Baker overseeing production.
The soccer comedy will make its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival in September.
Shamier Anderson, Stephan James and the team discuss plans to build upon last year’s show, with Keshia Chanté as host and Jordan Rudder as a producer.