The company will manage international licensing and pre-sales for the recently greenlit, premium natural history programming titles.
The New York-based publisher has cemented the deal for the Canadian producer/distributor.
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In all, nineteen participants make up the class of ’24 in director, producer, writer and editor labs.
The legendary actor’s passing came after an undisclosed illness while at his home in Miami.
OUTtv commissions U.K. docuseries, Love Nature launches on Peacock, and more.
The sales involve over 270 hours of content to broadcasters and platforms across the region.
The selected prodcos will develop dramas, docs and children and youth projects in English and French.
Series receiving support in this round include a new season of Sorcières and an adaptation of the Bon Cop, Bad Cop films.
The new scripted series revolves around a brainstorming agency that comes to the aid of local personalities.
The lineup brings over 100 hours of programming about Canadians in the disability community to the broadcaster.
The channels will roll-out across thirteen countries including Germany, Switzerland, and the U.S.
The festival board is scaling back from fourteen members to three alongside interim executive director, Janice Dawe.
The Quebec series is based on the original format Like Mother, Like Daughter?, and is slated for 2025.
The program is aimed at increasing a project’s production value and its competitiveness in the international market.