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Norm Coyne, Kate Kroll team up on Good to Be Seen doc
The film tells the story of Battlestar Galactica actor Michael Hogan, who sustained a traumatic brain injury in 2020.
DSO launches first screen industry disability survey
The survey is just one of several initiatives as part of the Disability Screen Office’s three-year initiative to grow accessibility in the Canadian film and television industry.
Hot Docs reveals schedule for 2025 Industry Conference and Market
This year’s Industry Conference features the previously announced Works-in-Progress screenings and Deal Maker program.
Canadian OTT subscriptions expected to leap 15%: Convergence
The report also found a drop in Canadian cable, satellite and telco TV subscribers in 2024.
CMF allocates $650K across 13 Indigenous prodcos
The Indigenous Company Impact Support Program supports companies who previously received CMF funds through its Indigenous Program.
Storyhive launches new program for pan-Asian filmmakers
The program offers $20,000 in production funding grants, training and distribution support to pan-Asian filmmakers from B.C. and Alberta.
Montreal’s Rodeo FX acquires Mikros Animation
The VFX and creative company has acquired the animation studio behind films such as PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie.
Insight, Groupe Fair-Play form development partnership
The partnership will focus on formats and series for Canadian and international markets.
BANFF names Korea inaugural Country of Honour
The 46th edition of the festival will feature showcases, networking opportunities and programming spotlighting Korean content.
Veteran exec Angela Jennings co-founds Skywild Pictures
Tom Hastings, former Paramount+ Canada head of original programming, has boarded the Toronto-based company as VP, development.
YMA to honour Marney Malabar and Lindsay Lee
Malabar will take home the Outstanding Achievement Award, while Lee will receive the Emerging Talent Award at the Youth Media Alliance Awards of Excellence on May 28.
GRAiNEY Pictures taps Cohen brothers for Canadian division
The screenwriting and producing veterans are joining the company’s Canadian division in executive producer roles.
Universal Language leads CSA 2025 film noms
David Cronenberg’s The Shrouds follows with nine nominations.
Law and Order Toronto leads 2025 CSA TV noms
CTV’s Children Ruin Everything and the CBC series Bones of Crows and Run the Burbs have each been recognized with 12 nominations.
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