Sunny Side ’22: CBC is among the pubcasters in an initiative looking for high-quality science doc films.
The new series, produced by Passion Planet, is a natural history coproduction with PBS and Arte.
Hubbard says the feature doc, which looks at the “rematriating” of buffalo and is bound for CBC, APTN and a festival launch, is her most ambitious project yet.
Production is underway in Toronto on the final season of the CBC and Netflix original comedy, created by Catherine Reitman.
The deal is an effort to appease regulators who are otherwise looking to block their merger but Competition Bureau filings suggest it may not be enough.
The president and CEO will step down effective June 30 after a petition calling for new leadership at the British Columbia pubcaster.
The Toronto-based media company plans to develop an animated television series based on the children’s book series by Nick Bruel.
Other winners at the eighth annual awards gala included documentary Freedom Swell from Marie and Meaghan Wright.
Produced by Toronto-based prodco Good Earth Productions, Tripping Train 185 will begin filming in July.
The amount is allocated across the TV Selective Program and Short-Form Digital Series Program, which includes the first scripted TikTok project to receive Bell Fund support.
ComediHa! and Zone3 sell the adapted format of In Lieu of Flowers to Italian prodco Stand By Me, Films We Like acquires the Canadian rights to documentary feature Geographies of Solitude, and more.
The initiative aims to help Indigenous and racialized producers access interim financing for eligible projects with budgets between $500,000 and $2 million.
Five directors, five producers, five writers and four editors were chosen from a record number of submissions.
The documentary titled, Cut Print Thank You Bye, will be directed by Montreal filmmaker Marie-Julie Dallaire and produced by Item 7’s founder Pierre Even.
Amazon Studios’ The Boys rises on both the digital originals and overall TV charts for the week of June 6 to 12.