The three-year deal includes a 3% annual pay raise as well as protections for child performers, new standards for scenes involving nudity and auditions, as well as additional temporary COVID-19 provisions.
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The CFL Grey Cup led TV ratings for the week, followed by Blue Bloods and Survivor.
A selection of predictions from this year’s Best of the Year winners, who wade in on what they think and wish will come true in 2022.
A total of 59 projects were selected for the Early-Stage Development Program with 25% reserved for diverse community applicants.
French-Canadian family dramedy Goodbye Happiness (Au revoir le bonheur) will make its international premiere in competition at France’s L’Alpe D’Huez in January.
Projects such as Miracle in Motor City and Believe Me: The Abduction of Lisa McVey have helped the prodco identify long-term value in the space.
9 Story Media Group, Brown Bag Films, Mercury Filmworks and Tangent Animation are among the other Canadian companies up for trophies at the annual animation awards.
The Thursday night preview screenings for Spider-Man: No Way Home propel it to the top spot, followed by Encanto and West Side Story.
L’Arracheuse de temps continues to lead while the documentary Prière pour une mitaine perdue, directed by Jean-François Lesage, debuts at No. 3.
FBI co-creator Craig Turk has been tapped to co-write the series and serve as executive producer, with Muse’s Irene Litinsky (pictured) as co-EP.
Disney+ picks up Point Grey’s Pam & Tommy, Q India partners with Mzaalo, plus more.
The move expands upon a first-look deal Boat Rocker and TeaTime have had in place since 2019.
The psychological thriller, written and directed by Jeffrey St. Jules, and Sarah Fortin’s Nouveau Quebec each picked up two prizes at the festival.