British distributor backs out of $69-million marriage to Peace Arch Entertainment, citing choppy markets and paperwork delays
Former head of communications at CFTPA tapped as new western film boss
Maple Pictures and Lionsgate put Jason Statham on screens again this Friday in The Bank Job. Will the heist picture reverse the British star’s downward trend? Or crumble under 10,000 B.C.?
New prize from the MPPIA and the Creative Women Workshops Association spotlights women filmmakers in B.C.
New post as VP of film will see exec work with studios and inside the theater giant with its sales and programming teams
Bloc Québécois motion to rewrite controversial censor bill fails in House. Hearings before Grit-controlled Senate not expected until April
Montreal office looking to catch a wave of post work south of the border, building on its ties in South America
Canadian Idol producer reflects on his near-30-year career upon induction into the Canadian Music Industry Hall of Fame
The life story of famed aviatrix Amelia Earhart is set to shoot this spring, under Toronto producer as well as former Gateway boss Ted Waitt
Online version of Total Drama Island scores nom for best interactive program
Former fullback will work CFL broadcasts starting in April
Bill C-10 could become law as early as Wednesday, setting the stage for after-the-fact talks about heritage minister’s new powers
Big-budget adaptation of adventure classic will shoot at Electropolis and on a tall ship out at sea. Meanwhile, buyers close in on Shelburne studios
Revenues rose, but the overall picture remains below par for conventional television, according to new data from the CRTC
Mini from Muse Entertainment will debut simultaneously on both sides of the border in December