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Can Keshet find the next Homeland in Canada?
Keshet International’s head of global original drama Atar Dekel on why the producer/distributor is looking to partner with Canadian prodcos.
Pixcom partners on ‘Morgue’ series
The Montreal prodco has optioned the rights to Morgue: A Life in Death to develop into a true crime series.
Hot Sheet: Top 30 TV programs, May 14 to 20, 2018
NCIS comes in at #1, followed by Survivor at #2 and MasterChef Canada at #17.
Cameras roll on Incendo’s Mad Mom
The Montreal prodco’s latest MOW is directed by Jean-Francois Rivard.
Competitive shows rule CTV summer 2018 lineup
The Amazing Race Canada returns alongside a new DIY game show, while Canadian series Corner Gas Animated and Carter make their network debuts.
Sebastien Pilote feature to premiere in competition at Karlovy Vary
La disparition des lucioles, the third feature from the Quebec director, lines up against 11 other projects in the festival’s main competition program.
Hot Sheet: Top 5 Canadian films May 18 to 24, 2018
La Bolduc leads the list, followed by Indian Horse at #2 and La Terre Vue Du Coeur at #3.
Paranormal docuseries The Other Side heads to season five
Filming is underway in Halifax on new episodes of the APTN series produced by Angel Entertainment and Redcloud Studios.
Hot Sheet: Top 10 films May 18 to 24, 2018
Vancouver-shot Deadpool 2 takes the top spot, followed by Avengers: Infinity War at #2 and Book Club at #3.
Bill Lundy joins Pier 21
The former production executive for comedy series at Bell Media has been tapped to lead the prodco’s development team.
Terreur 404 nabs best Canadian series at T.O. WebFest
The drama series from Productions Casablanca picked up the prize at the fifth annual event.
Groupe V Media adds new director of acquisitions
Marie-Sylvie Lefebvre will head up acquisitions for the company’s channels including V, Max and MusiquePlus.
Competition Bureau blocks Historia, Series+ sale
Bell Media’s bid for the Corus properties is still to be reviewed by the CRTC.
Karen Walton named Nell Shipman recipient
The Toronto ACTRA Women’s Committee award recognizes a female-identifying producer, writer or showrunner who has advanced gender equality in the industry.
Photo Gallery: 2018 Screen Nova Scotia Awards Gala
Missed Screen Nova Scotia’s annual awards ceremony? See all the big winners from the event.
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