Plus: The CMPA has appointed a director of policy, and Sphere adds to Montreal scripted and unscripted teams
PRESENTED BY CBC: The Vancouver-based producer has already landed on the radar of TIFF, Hot Docs and Netflix as he grows his production banner Aimer Films.
Former iThentic exec Lisa Baylin has been tapped for the newly created role based in Toronto.
The Canadian Content and Independent Cinema study found theatre owners fear government subsidies will lapse before moviegoers are ready to fully return.
The Indian Land, S.C.-based entertainment network says it wants to expand its relationships in the international film and production community.
Isabel Bailin joins the studio to expand its pipeline with animated originals for kids and adults, and explore new opportunities for existing brands.
The collection will include films from the renowned documentary maker created between 1984 and 2019, including Incident at Restigouche and Hi-Ho Mistahey!
Based in Toronto, Alex Jordan will work with Muse’s development team to produce scripted content in multiple genres.
Hudson & Rex and Murdoch Mysteries crack the top 30 as 9-1-1 holds the No. 1 spot.
The program allows producers to tap up to $75,000 in development funding without a broadcaster attached.
PRESENTED BY CBC: The 22-year-old Emmy-nominated actor is already making a name as a screenwriter with a project in development with Sinking Ship and Nelvana.
The Alberta-shot Ghostbusters: Afterlife leads in the box office, while L’Arracheuse de temps lands in the top 10.
Francis Leclerc’s fantasy film L’Arracheuse de temps debuts at No. 1, followed by Une révision.
Bailey takes on the new role after being artistic director and co-head of TIFF with Joana Vicente, who left in October. He says he wants to “build a festival for the future.”