Aaron Champion and Heidi Schorn will lead the development teams for Alibi’s scripted and unscripted divisions, respectively.
The former CBC executive in charge of production reports to VP, creative affairs Julie Lacey.
The award-winning comedy secured five nods, including best television series, musical or comedy.
Murdoch Mysteries makes the list at #23, while Private Eyes comes in at #27.
The half-hour series attached to the Vancouver prodco is written, executive produced and created by James A. Woods, Ed Weeks and Nicolas Wright.
The Canadian film industry will need to determine its strategy in the streaming wars and adopt new tech to film safely, according to the Canada Media Fund’s latest trend report.
Updated: Playback has learned that Tom Hastings, director, original programming, drama, and Robin Johnston, director, original programming, factual and reality, have departed the company.
The former VP has also joined the company’s corporate management team.
The series from Finland’s Gigglebug Entertainment will be coproduced by Nelvana and London prodco Eye Present, while Nelvana handles distribution.
Co-creators and showrunners Tassie Cameron and Sherry White share how the production delay and Black Lives Matter shaped the crime procedural for the better.
Updated: A creatively driven deal, Shaftesbury’s Christina Jennings discusses what the agreement means for the Murdoch Mysteries producer.
The Willoughbys claim the #1 spot, followed by Disappearance at Clifton Hill at #2 and PG: Psycho Goreman at #3.
The list sees The Croods: A New Age, News of the World and Promising Young Woman lead.
Produced by Bell Media Studios, the three-part unscripted series examines what happens when strangers meet for the first time in the middle of a global pandemic.
Plus: New international partners join Media Ranch’s format incubator in its third edition and Mercury Filmworks establishes an award in honour of editor Kevin Kocvar.