The Vancouver-based prodco behind projects like I Am Heath Ledger is working on its latest doc for Paramount Network.
The pubcaster’s licensing department is showcasing 400 hours of new content at MIPCOM, as it looks to differentiate itself in the market.
The Big Bang Theory leads the list, followed by Young Sheldon coming in at #2 and The Good Doctor landing at #3.
Bunim/Murray’s The Real World is being relaunched as a Facebook-exclusive format and series, customized for the Watch platform.
Based on an original idea by Thierry Poiraud, Rare will be exec produced by Bron’s Aaron L. Gilbert (pictured), Steven Thibault and David Davoli.
La Disparition Des Lucioles tops the chart, followed by Anthropocene: The Human Epoch at #2 and Pauline Julien, Intime et Politique at #3.
Venom comes in at #1, followed by A Star Is Born at #2 and Smallfoot landing at #3.
The six-part docuseries is scheduled for a Nov. 30 launch on Prime Video in Canada, the U.S., U.K., Australia and New Zealand.
The president and CEO of Videotron will exit the company at the end of the year.
Emma Fleury, who most recently served as a development producer at RTR Media, will be tasked with expanding Buck’s scripted, unscripted and branded content slates.
The companies announced the sale of the kids animated property to 16 broadcasters internationally.
The CEO of ITV discussed the company’s new three-year strategy, which will see it zero in on the direct-to-consumer relationship.
Meanwhile, Gwaai Edenshaw and Helen Haig-Brown’s Edge of the Knife claimed the most popular Canadian feature award.
Bonacini’s Italy and Spencer’s Big 30 are two of the titles set to join the Australian food channel’s slate.
The winning project will receive financial backing from Quebecor Content to produce a proof-of-concept episode, with Media Ranch distributing the format internationally.