PRESENTED BY CBC: Five years after making the leap from editor to filmmaker, MacAdam’s tenacity has kept her momentum building, attracting the attention of comedians such as Gerry Dee and Kevin Hart.
Playback Film Summit ’21: The summit’s first panel tackled how changes at Telefilm must be more proactive than reactive to make Canadian film more competitive in the ever-shifting market.
Founder Derik Murray will also executive produce the newly-greenlit 10-part documentary series which profiles illustrious hockey players for TSN.
Expected to launch in Canada next year, the streaming aggregator Struum is buoyed by new funding for its model which provides entry to more than 40 services through one front door.
Directed by Ivan Grbovic, Drunken Birds is Canada’s pick for Best International Feature Film for the 94th Academy Awards.
No Time to Die remains at No. 1 for a fourth week, while the previews for Marvel’s Eternals propels it to No. 4.
Ivan Grbovic’s Drunken Birds (Les Oiseaux ivres) stays at No. 1 in its third week, while Julien Knafo’s zombie comedy Brain Freeze debuts at No. 3.
Michael Kronish will develop and produce unscripted content across all genres and formats for international markets.
The pubcaster found “a strong appetite” for Canadians films during the pandemic, and hopes that funding agencies will evolve financing models to align with changing viewing habits and the shift to streaming platforms.
Plus: Hot Docs names the Canadian recipients of two funds, Jeremy LaLonde and Avi Federgreen get cooking and more.
The award-winning creator and showrunner has added new cast members and will focus season two of the well-received series on industry hot topics including inclusion on set and cultural sensitivity
The B.C. Supreme Court ruled in favour of Edward Rogers’ decision as majority shareholder to reconstitute the company’s board of directors after he was voted out as chair.
The former artistic director of imagineNATIVE announced her departure from the Toronto-based festival earlier this month.
The Indo-Canadian director says she “couldn’t say yes fast enough” when asked to bring the debut novel to screen.
Among the program’s core eligibility changes are the inclusion of diverse language films and theatrical distribution requirements.