Former Optix president George Levai has joined the post-production company, which has expanded its operations in the old NFB building.
The “global juggernaut” has signed on as lead sponsor, with competitors from the CTV original tapped to film promos for upcoming Disney and Marvel flicks.
Six-part original CTV drama The Disappearance heads to the U.K.’s Universal Channel, plus more news.
Stranger Things is still in the lead at #1, followed by Toronto-shot Star Trek: Discovery at #2, with Travelers at #7.
As the commission embarks on a quest to determine the future of Canada’s content distribution system, it’s asking Canadians why they watch content the way they do.
The former EVP and GM at Elevation has exited his post to launch the prodco, which will operate in partnership with the distributor.
The Montreal-based digital media company has acquired the assets of the music documentary-focused SVOD.
The vice-chairman and former CEO of Shaw Communications was an iconic presence in the broadcast and cable landscape.
Plus: CTV adds an extra episode of The Launch, and TIFF and ESPN name their emerging filmmaker grant winner.
While Young Sheldon won the week, Murdoch Mysteries cracked the top 10, with Kim’s Convenience coming in at #27.
Four lawsuits have been filed against the founding artistic director of Toronto’s Soulpepper Theatre, who also serves as an executive producer on CBC’s Kim’s Convenience.
Gustavo Gontijo, head of drama and comedy series development at TV Globo, part of Brazil’s largest commercial TV network, breaks down the country’s market realities.
The annual event, which last year garnered an audience of nearly 2.6 million, will air exclusively on the Rogers Media-owned channel in Canada.
The New York-based company’s president Andrew Creighton and chief digital officer Mike Germano have been placed on leave.