The Insight Productions reality competition series brought in 835,000 viewers, according to Numeris.
The new guidelines apply to all types of interactions with Telefilm and are complementary to the internal policies the funder already has in place.
This is the second early renewal for the Canadian legal drama, produced by SEVEN24 Films and Lark Productions, which goes to camera in Vancouver on May 24.
The culinary adventure reality series hails from Montreal-based Toast in collaboration with Quebecor Content.
The distribution arm focuses on genre-specific films, and has launched with a six-film slate, including Karen Lam’s The Curse of Willow Song.
Norbourg‘s total gross hit just under $535,000 for the week of May 6, while Jonathan Keijser’s Peace by Chocolate earned the highest per-theatre average in its opening week.
The slate includes a mix of holiday and true crime films commissioned by Lifetime.
Director Nisha Platzer and producer Joella Cabalu discuss bringing the doc to Cannes through Forum RIDM. Trigger warning: this story contains the mention of suicide.
Black will oversee all non-editorial operations for the podcast company and news organization, after leaving Hot Docs in early April.
The decrease in revenue and free cash flow are attributed to program delivery timings and production costs in the quarter, with the company still on track to increase overall revenue for the fiscal year-end.
The one-year National Commercial Agreement will provide a 2% increase to all fees and rates.
The companies plan to develop the stories in Europe, with a focus on Spanish, Italian and English-language content with global appeal.
Moon Knight leads overall demand in Canada, with Ozark coming in at No. 2 on the digital demand list.
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The Banijay-owned production studio will produce the series in partnership with rights holder Armoza Formats.