The letter was signed by nearly 700 doc workers, and was issued by the Racial Equity Media Collective (REMC) and the Documentary Organization of Canada (DOC).
Jules Arita Koostachin is attached to direct the documentary, which will be pitched at the Indigenous Screen Summit.
Plus: Dark Slope secures a $1.5 million investment from Relay Ventures, the Canadian Sync Awards winners are announced, and more.
The slate includes new originals for Crave and Bell Media’s specialty channels, as well as a raft of renewals at CTV.
The slate includes new series Novelette is Trying, as well as renewals for titles such as Good Grief and Two Brothers.
The Corus-owned channels were originally dropped from the cable provider last June.
The series will go behind the scenes to show what life is like for top players, including Oilers’ captain Connor McDavid and Maple Leafs forward William Nylander.
The three-phase lab supports the development of original TV pilots, written with a focus on futurism and science-fiction.
Global streamers were disappointed with the result, while many in the Canadian film and TV sector applauded the move to support equity-deserving groups.
EVP, networks and content Troy Reeb discusses the celebrity-heavy lineup and moving scripted investments to reality.
Breaking down the distribution and commissioning strategies to keep Canadian content flowing globally.
Laurie Townshend’s film won Best First Feature, Best Canadian Feature and Audience Award for Best Documentary.
Series from Marie Clements and Mina Shum are among the projects selected for production and development.