The Montreal distributor has hired Stephanie Azam and Lainie Elton as part of its continued expansion into the English-language market.
Private Eyes ends its run on top, with the series finale leading TV ratings for the week.
The practical program – which seeks to demystify the festival market – will continue year-round at nine other film festivals across Canada.
How the festival’s documentary programming has addressed diversity and what will make an impact with audiences.
Five federal candidates fielded questions on the Broadcasting Act, diversity, sustainability and the support of Canadian talent in the event hosted by the DGC, ACTRA and ARRQ.
Accelerating Canadian film from script to screen is the goal of the two-day conference aimed at bolstering the independent feature film industry.
Sam Zimmerman, head of programming, shares what the horror-focused streamer is looking for in its next Canadian acquisitions.
The perennial shortage of production accountants has been made worse by the competition for resources, but new opportunities are emerging that can balance greater industry arrears.
The company is currently accepting scripts, with industry vets such as David Cormican set for its film selection committee.
Free Guy and PAW Patrol: The Movie continue to lead the Canadian box office.
Le guide de la famille parfaite crosses the $2 million mark, coming in second behind comedy Maria.
Newfoundland producer Annette Clarke, who has worked with the NFB for 25 years, is behind a number of documentary projects.
The fund is launched in partnership with NBCUniversal, who will match all donations in 2021.