The docuseries on music industry injustice is from Supercollider, Idris Elba’s Green Door Pictures and Sabrina Elba’s Pink Towel, in association with Catalyst.
The head of the National Screen Institute – Canada says she feels it’s “a really good time” to announce her planned departure for June 2024.
The streamer will launch new series Camp Snoopy in 2024, along with a special focusing on a lesser-known character named Franklin.
Seasons one and two of the adult-animated comedy from Toronto’s Look Mom! Productions will launch in the U.S. on July 7.
Loewen will leave her position at the National Screen Institute following the completion of the Winnipeg non-profit’s strategic plan.
XYZ Films boards Canada/U.K. psycho-thriller Krypto for global sales at Cannes, Sphere Films acquires Canadian rights for We Live in Time, and more.
Cineplex says the Bureau’s lawsuit will “be dismissed quickly as it has no merit.”
The former VP of international TV production at Fifth Season will work on Blink49’s current and upcoming slate.
Film commissioners and producers in the two major markets discuss the strike’s potential effect on production on this side of the border.
Plus: NSI names 2023 participants for the CBC New Indigenous Voices Program, Quebecor Fund selects three films for assistance, and more.
The Vancouver-based LGBTQ+ network has also acquired the competition series The Gold Rush.
A special edition of the BANFF Spark Accelerator for Women in the Business of Media will feature five women-led businesses and program alumni.
Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story sat on the No. 5 throne on the digital originals chart, while HBO’s Succession topped the overall TV chart.
Twenty-one delegates, including eight Canadian producers/filmmakers, are taking part in the event alongside the Cannes Film Festival.
The renewal will provide actors with a pay raise while work and consultations on a simplified agreement continue.