In part two of our series on indie filmmaking in Canada, we chat with Matthew Johnson and Matthew Miller about Talent to Watch and reshaping the business from the inside out.
This marks the second time this year that a streaming giant has picked up a Toronto-shot series after it was cancelled by its U.S. network.
The SVOD is gaining ground in English Canada, but Quebec still has reservations.
Gusto Worldwide Media, Ancestry and Bell Media have partnered on a 16-part series featuring cuisine inspired by people’s genetic backgrounds.
The inaugural VIFF Immersed conference will tackle the market viability of VR, while some of the industry’s top showrunners will discuss working in the Peak TV era.
Little Italy comes in at #1, followed by Ricardo Trogi’s 1991 at #2 and La Chute De L’Empire Americain at #3.
Little Italy breaks the top 10, while Crazy Rich Asians comes in at #1 and Mission Impossible: Fallout lands at #2.
Mongrel Media has picked up Canadian rights to the drama starring Christopher Walken and Christina Ricci.
In the first of a four-part series on indie filmmaking in Canada today, Playback talks to Kathleen Hepburn and Elle-Maija Tailfeathers about new funding and uncertain distribution.
The collaboration will be spearheaded by XYZ’s Toronto-based acquisitions head Todd Brown and filmmaker and Impossible Objects co-founder Jamie M. Dagg.
Through a deal with pay TV net MultiChoice South Africa, the Canadian net will launch OUTtv South Africa for a one-month run.
The commission also renewed APTN, TV5 and The Weather Network as must-carry channels.
Thicker than Water is currently in production in Montreal.
With the Toronto International Film Festival set to kick off its 43rd edition, its outgoing CEO Piers Handling considers his legacy and the festival’s future.