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A total of 29 organizations were selected for $11.2 million to aid Canadian export work, with Canadian Heritage seeking to renew the program beyond the five-year commitment.
The Canadian filmmaker will be joined by two other jury members for the competitive platform, which includes homegrown features Riceboy Sleeps and Viking.
Jason Arsenault of 63 Lights Entertainment discusses the impact for producers and crews ahead of production on Jeremy Larter’s Who’s Yer Father?
CBC’s SkyMed also landed on the top 30 national chart for the week of Aug. 1 to 7.
A round of promotions at Thunderbird Entertainment has also seen Heavy Rescue: 401 EP Todd Serotiuk elevated to VP, creative.
The prodco behind Prime Video Canadian original The Lake is boosting its leadership to scale-up efforts on the international market.
The mystery-drama, which is Shebib’s first feature in over 10 years, will make its world premiere in the festival’s Contemporary World Cinema program.
The studio has tapped three executives to lead animation, television and film divisions, working under head of global entertainment David Madden.
The partnership with Pixcom and distributor Lionsgate Television is the talent firm’s first collaboration since opening its Canadian office.
Throop will step down as president and CEO after his contract expires at the end of the year, according to Hasbro.
Laura J. Milliken, president and CEO of Toronto-based Big Soul Productions, talks about the “heart” behind the Indigenous motorsport documentary series.