The deal gives Frederator the first right to develop and produce longform series based on BuzzFeed Animation Lab’s original digital properties.
The distributor will release the Echo Media-produced children’s animated feature in theatres in August.
Director D.W. Waterson and star Kawennáhere Devery Jacobs are among the producers, with Elliot Page attached as an executive producer.
The European marketplace will mark the first NATPE event to take place following its acquisition by Brunico Communications.
Ontario’s production sector grew by approximately 70% between 2012 to 2019, according to the findings.
The Indigenous Screen Summit program, in partnership with the ISO and CMF, also accepts pitches in scripted drama and comedy.
Founder Avi Federgreen will launch the division’s initial sales slate at the European Film Market in Berlin.
In her newly created position, Archer will report to Marsha John-Greenwood, VP, people and culture, TIFF.
The promotion comes as Nelvana is named coproducer with Mattel on a new animated series from the Barney franchise.
The music-centric series from Vérité Films has been renewed in the wake of its debut on Tiny Pop in the U.K. and ahead of a first wave of ancillary products.
Principal photography is set for several countries for the feature-length doc about married musical duo Amadou & Mariam.
Production on Treaty Road began in October 2022 and will wrap in March.
Entertainment One has landed international distribution rights to Australian pop-group drama Paper Dolls, Crave acquires drama series The Congregation, and more.
The limited drama from Crave and APTN lumi will compete in the International Panorama section alongside fellow Crave series Désobéir: Le choix de Chantale Daigle.
The Canadian companies will develop the Kavalry original adult animated comedy series, about a basketball-loving Indian teen living in a racially diverse suburb.