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Wildling, Hawkeye wrap adaptation of novel Paying for It
The feature is directed by Toronto’s Sook-Yin Lee and is based on the graphic novel of the same name by Chester Brown.
Reelworld’s Tonya Williams on affecting change, staying hopeful
The Reelworld Screen Institute founder is being honoured with the Canadian Academy’s Changemaker Award this year.
Netflix orders Japanese manga adaptation from Boat Rocker
The live-action series Bet was developed for TV by Simon Barry and is currently filming in Toronto.
Daniel Bekerman’s Knight’s Camp sets lead cast, creatives
Judy Greer and Sophia Lillis are attached to star in the dark comedy directed by Kyle Rideout.
CSAs ’24: BlackBerry dominates cinematic arts awards
The film took home awards for adapted screenplay, performance for a support role, comedy, and cinematography, among others.
CSAs ’24: Canada’s Drag Race, Mr. Dressup doc lead unscripted wins
Additional winners at the Documentary, Factual, Lifestyle, and Reality Awards include Thunder Bay and Black Community Mixtapes.
Carver Music Group partners with Warner Music Canada
For film and TV producers, the partnership creates a one-stop shop for access to Carver’s production and sync expertise and Warner’s catalogue.
Studio Unagi sets up shop in Montreal
The anime-focused production company is already working on a pair of 2D-animated series that fall under a strategic partnership with France’s Ankama.
Cameras roll on indie film A Tribe Called Love in Toronto
The romantic drama is writer-director Mohamed Ahmed’s first feature.
John Brunton keeps making the impossible possible
The head of Insight Productions takes a moment from his prolific producing work to reflect on his career, ahead of being honoured at the Canadian Screen Awards.
ComediHa! to acquire select Just for Laughs assets
The deal is subject to approval from the Quebec Superior Court.
CSAs ’24: Little Bird leads winners for TV craft, performance awards
The Crave and APTN lumi limited series took home 11 awards on the second day of the Canadian Screen Awards.
Six Canadian projects among Inside Out finance forum lineup
The eighth annual forum will take place on May 30 and 31 during the Inside Out 2SLGBTQ+ film festival.
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