The list sees The Croods: A New Age come in at #1, while News of the World and Promising Young Woman round out the top three.
The Croods: A New Age leads, followed by Elf and National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation at #2 and #3, respectively.
Le silence claims the #1 spot, while I Propose We Never See Each Other Again After Tonight comes in at #2 and Danser sous la pluie lands at #3.
The media company said it now has 400,000 paying subscribers across its StackTV and Nick+ offerings, while elsewhere Doug Murphy called on government to move swiftly in passing Bill C-10.
A significant part of Thunderbird and Atomic’s IP growth strategy, according to CCO Matthew Berkowitz, the new venture sees Richard Goldsmith serve as president.
Could the production company landscape be redrawn in 2021? Will diverse creatives have more leverage at the negotiating table? What impact will exec shakeups have on what gets commissioned? Check out these and more in Playback‘s list of storylines to follow this year.
Roku has acquired exclusive global distribution rights to around 75 shows and docs, and will make the content available for free on an ad-supported basis in 2021.
Tassie Cameron is penning the adaptation, with the Pretty Hard Cases prodco aiming to start pitching it to buyers in the spring.
As the dust begins to settle on Tuesday’s announcement, producers and industry execs weigh in on how they’re interpreting the shock move that saw the removal of the majority of Bell Media’s content leadership team.
“It’s a ridiculous suggestion that cord-cutters don’t like live TV,” says George Burger, COO of the virtual BDU.
New measures classify film and TV cast and crew as essential workers, meaning they will be allowed on set during curfew hours if necessary.
Newly elected president David Gale says he will work with members to bring more representation to the union as he steps into his two-year term.
The Mandalorian leads, while Star Trek: Discovery, The Expanse and Letterkenny all make the Digital Originals list.
Casting is underway for the second season of the Canadian drag sensation, with production expected to begin in the coming months.
From a lack of overweight females to zero neurodiversity, Canadian kids animation can do better when it comes to representing diversity, according to new Ryerson University data.