The company also reported a 21% increase in Crave subscribers for Q2, which helped to offset losses in BDU subscribers.
The Shooting Eye’s post-production label Hammer Post has opened the grant to support emerging filmmakers with their first or second projects.
The latest round of funding includes $8.5 million for Indigenous scripted and unscripted projects and $7.7 million for one-off documentaries.
Ava Maria Safai’s debut feature about an Iranian teen whose attempt to fit in turns dark goes to camera next week.
The Mae Martin-led thriller features Sarah Gadon and Toni Collette in a story about the troubled teen industry.
Plus: Fantasia reveals its 2024 jury awards and Coby Friesen wins the RBC $10,000 Emerging Filmmaker Pitch Competition.
The Legacy Awards will air on CBC and CBC Gem on Sept. 29.
The new coproduction treaty includes a reduction in the minimum financial contribution from producers.
A combined $200,000 will be allocated to support environmentally sustainable practices through the Indigenous Screen Office’s Production Program.
The chief programming officer highlights Canada’s strong presence at the 49th Toronto International Film Festival.
The company announced that EVP and CFO Mark Segal will retire in 2025.
The Canadian telecom and media company will also sponsor the festival’s People’s Choice Awards.
She assumes the role from outgoing CFO Joanne Heller effective Aug. 19.
Bakogeorge will support the various programs underway at the Disability Screen Office.
The director makes her feature film debut with Bonjour Tristesse as part of the Discovery programme.