Three CFC Media Lab virtual reality productions, including one starring David Cronenberg, will be on display at the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art.
More than 80 filmmakers, including David Cronenberg, Sarah Polley and Denis Villeneuve, have signed a letter as part of a final push to overturn the licence renewal decision.
Projects from Hungry Eyes Film & Television and Shaftesbury are heading to the copro market in September.
The Steve Suderman-directed feature-length Beyond the Autism Spectrum is also set to air on TVO in October.
Five Canadian features get world premieres, including Ana Valine’s Once There Was a Winter and Melanie Wood’s Shut Up and Say Something.
Visible minorities, homes with young kids and those without landlines are most likely candidates for ditching cable, and other stats from MTM’s latest report.
The National Screen Institute has selected three teams to develop their TV projects during its 10-month program. Is the next Less Than Kind among them?
YouTube’s ad-free subscription service greenlit a new season of the show.
The deal sees the dark crime thriller heading to eight territories across Europe and South America, including France, Brazil and Italy.
With production underway on its latest original Summer of ’84, director of development Jameson Parker discusses what’s next.
With its new platform, now available as a limited test in the U.S., the social media giant has unveiled more details on its original content strategy.
Amazing Race Canada is at #2, with Saving Hope at #11,
The Q2 results show broadcast was responsible for the media segment’s triple-digit increase in adjusted operating income.
De Pere en Flic 2 is at #1, followed by Bon Cop Bad Cop 2 at #2 and Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World at #3.
Political drama Shoot the Messenger and Mennonite mob series Pure will bow on the U.S. channel in the first quarter of 2018.