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CCI still Stuck on Seven24
New three-year pact between CCI Entertainment and Seven24 includes two MOWs and the tween-aimed sitcom Stuck in the Middle
Partition takes over top of box from Daughters
Doomed love in India beat tragic romance in China at last week’s box office, as Partition took over the top spot among homegrowns from The Chinese Botanist’s Daughters
Climb the tail, cut the crew
Those in the know about nonfiction offered conflicting advice at the Realscreen Summit
GPS meets Blackberry
The Waterloo, ON-based handset maker is telling people where to go, with the GPS maps and directions included in its latest Blackberry model
CTV hires Holland
Moose TV writer will field pitches for the network and its cable channels in Quebec
Jozi-H producer slams CBC’s promotional efforts
The blood-stained medical drama drew weak ratings and its makers paid for their own ads. But they still believe CBC will order a second season
Domestic up, foreign down in Ontario
Hollywood spending was down by nearly a third in the province last year, according to new numbers from the OMDC
Ubisoft expands in Montreal
Game-making giant unveils six-year hiring and spending spree, and plans for a new CG studio
Former AAV exec handed top distribution job
TVA Films has hired Sophie Aird as its new general manager of distribution. The former Alliance Atlantis Vivafilm exec — recently posted atop the marketing department of Distribution Select — starts on Monday.
No deal in ACTRA strike
Producers and ACTRA fail to connect on new media despite two days of mediated talks in Toronto — Waddell calls latest offer by CFTPA a ‘token’ payment
Feds must bail out CTF, says APFTQ
Quebec producers warn Heritage committe that the loss of Shaw and Videotron support would leave a crater in the province’s industry
Peep and Arthur face off at Emmys
Curious bird and well-read aardvark among the Canadian-made nominees for this year’s top kiddie TV honors
Rocket Fund names final four
Omni, Epitome among children’s TV producers vying for $50,000 prize
Magnolia gets Weird
Darius Films has sold its black comedy Weirdsville to Magnolia Pictures in the U.S., and hopes to have a release date as soon as it’s free from ThinkFilm
Development deal for The Dot
Toronto shop behind festival favorite Things to Do at work on bird-watching comedy
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