CEO Derik Murray discusses the company’s “I Am” franchise and why it works.
“Focus On Features: The Future of Filmmaking in Ontario” dissects challenges like audience behaviour, static funding structures and the need for more career opportunities.
Narcos comes in at #1, followed by Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina at #2 and The Last Kingdom at #3.
Whistler Film Festival: Execs from Rhombus, XYZ and Sepia dish on the pitfalls, politics and opportunities of coproducing in China, Europe and South Africa.
The digital content studio has tapped long-time Thunderbird comms head Nicola Pender to run the new office. (Founder Deborah Day pictured).
Anthropocene will screen in Sundance’s Spotlight sidebar and the other two copros are set to screen in the World Cinema Documentary competition.
The adaptation is being developed out of Sphere’s Toronto office, with WME currently packaging the TV project for the U.S. and international markets.
Prior to its Canadian and U.S. premiere, the NHNZ-produced docu-soap has been commissioned for another season.
The EVP of French Services will serve in a dual role until Heather Conway’s successor is named.
Complaints about Canadian TV and telcom providers were up by 57% in the last year, according to the Commission for Complaints for Telecom-Television Services.
Great Pacific’s Highway Thru Hell has been ordered to an eighth season by the Bell Media channel.
Day two saw Bell Media highlighting the scale of its existing news operations while other applicants questioned the ability of big media cos to prioritize multi-lingual programming.
The Big Bang Theory, Young Sheldon and The Good Doctor take the top three, while Murdoch Mysteries cracks the list at #28.