Chefs Shahir Massoud and Jasmin Rose Ibrahim will co-host the series, which will feature various ways to use spices.
The latest round of the fund is committing more than $2.2 million toward 90 projects from 34 independent production companies.
Lauren MacKinlay and Ian Malone join the Toronto-headquartered production banner as it touts “an ambitious film and series slate for 2022.”
The appointment comes more than two years after long-standing president and CEO Glenn O’Farrell resigned to take another position outside of the sector.
Netflix original Inventing Anna debuts at No. 4 on the digital originals list while The Book of Boba Fett continues to lead Canadian demand.
The new appointments include Robyn Citizen as TIFF’s director of festival programming and Cinematheque and Ravi Srinivasan, who will handle Canadian and Southeast Asian programming.
Plus: Ontario invests in film and TV projects in the north, Fremantle hires global drama exec to oversee international co-productions and Brain Power launches romance-focused app.
The LGBTQ+ writers will get to hone their craft on series in production at kidcos such as Nelvana and Sinking Ship this year.
Wildhood filmmaker Bretten Hannam is among the other honorees announced by the Toronto Film Critics Association ahead of its March 7 awards gala.
Bay Mills’ Stephan James is attached to executive produce and star as the late New York artist who was revered for his street-influenced works.
Digital platforms with more than $50 million in total annual revenue in Canada will be required to submit to the newly launched Annual Digital Media Survey.
The eight-month program will include job shadowing at an executive level and monthly meetings led by the community partners.
The Toronto prodco has also appointed Pam McNair to production executive and Elizabeth St. Philip to senior producer as it touts “rapid growth.”
The director behind Self(less) Portrait and CHSLD, mon amour has died at the age of 45.