The media executives also discussed Bill C-11 and a declining broadcasting system in a globalized landscape on a panel at BANFF.
EXCLUSIVE: Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez also spoke with Playback about modernization and policy direction consultations.
New development projects, an original doc, and a raft of acquisitions are part of its Canadian slate announced at the Banff World Media Festival.
Rebecca Lugo is based in Toronto and represents a catalogue of 1,650 half hours of kids and family series.
This Changes Everything will be produced by Quebec-based Poutine Studios and Palmina Productions.
Four films from the English market and two from the French will pick up funding through the Indigenous Funding streams in the Theatrical Documentary and Production programs.
Plus: SODEC supports 10 projects in its television production assistance program, the NLFDC names its new CEO, and more.
Canadian producers, creators and executives discussed the results at the opening panel of the Banff World Media Festival.
Davey & Jonesie’s Locker is created by Evany Rosen and will stream on Prime Video in Canada, Australia and New Zealand, and on Hulu in the U.S.
The media company announced several linear specialty and FAST channel greenlights and renewals, including unscripted series A Secret to Die For.
Rosen, who died Thursday at age 65, is being remembered for her “strategic vision and indefatigable optimism.”
Canadian Broadcasters for Sustainability was announced on the first day of the Banff World Media Festival.
Meanwhile, Succession continued to be the most in-demand show in the overall TV chart following its finale.
Breaking Point is a globe-trotting six-episode procedural expected to be filmed in Alberta.