‘It’s nice to be at a festival like IDFA with a piece of art,’ says Brett Gaylor, the justifiably proud director of RiP…
Canwest has ordered another pilot, giving the green light to producers Virginia Thompson and Robert de Lint…
Léa Pool is behind the camera on the first-ever Canada/Luxembourg coproduction, Une belle mort…
Career newspaperman John Cruickshank is to bolt from the Canadian Broadcasting Corp….
Paul Cowan’s Paris 1919, a creative docudrama on the world-shaping conference that concluded the First World War, drew a respectful…
BCE’s $34.8-billion privatization will not go ahead if it does not secure a favorable…
Alliance Films has completed the repurchase and refinancing of all its outstanding debt, ahead of…
The hyphenate hero of the number one Canadian movie and its producer are teaming up again…
Canwest Global Communications has folded its broadcast digital media assets in with its newspaper…
It’s smiles all around at E1 Films, where the success of Twilight ‘pleasantly’ exceeded expectations…
Investigative reporter and new arrival Mary Garofalo will front Global’s new half-hour magazine series…
A band of voyeurs who rove the rooftops of Montreal peering through windows is the basis…
The long road to success for Flashpoint was about finding the right story idea and script for the Canadian ensemble cop drama, and then getting CTV and CBS to bite.
The tension between broadcasters and the cable and satellite providers has been bubbling in the digital age, and the CRTC’s recently unveiled new policies have turned up the heat even further. And those media companies that will come out strongest are likely those with a hand in both pies.
In a horror franchise, the production designer is arguably more important than a director or even the screenwriters.