Seven fiction and four doc series receiving funding from the program.
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The Collingwood Film Company project follows an early 17th Century European first-encounter with Ontario.
The new round of funding gives support to eleven companies and television series.
The greenlit projects include three from comedy icon Tom Green.
Peacock acquires Jen Markowitz’s doc Summer Qamp, Nelvana’s Millie Magnificent lands more presales, and more.
The doc is based on Romero’s memoir Doom Guy: Life in First Person and is currently in development.
The Josephine Anderson feature doc will be released in theatres under Sherry Media Group’s The Impact Series banner on Oct. 11.
EXCLUSIVE: The former Blue Ant execs will work with Bracken Burns at the new production and distribution outfit.
The film is based on the true story of a Montreal stuntman who inspired a Marvel character.
Panellists took on a host of challenging subjects, from coproductions to how Canadian content is seen around the world.
The Grand Jury Prize was won by HBO’s The Last of Us, which also picked up best Drama Series: English Language.
More than half of media industry professionals surveyed for the study said Canadian-funded content does not sufficiently support the inclusion of 2SLGBTQIA+ stories and professionals.
The third and fourth seasons are expected to be delivered in 2026.