The North American SVOD will roll out the Canadian and international films between April and July.
The promotion is one of several key appointments at the Montreal-based production company.
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Trachuk is based in Toronto and will also serve as corporate secretary to the company’s board of directors.
The selected films include eight minority copros, one majority English-language copro and five in post-production.
The Sustainable Futures Material Reuse Project allows DGC Ontario productions to donate leftover materials to film students.
The 10 x 60-minute factual series looks at how innovators have used their genius for criminal activity.
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The funding has been allocated through the Kids Digital Animated Series Program, which supports the production of original short-form animation.
The Canadian titles include the narrative feature Darkest Miriam and the docs Bam Bam: The Sister Nancy Story and Made in Ethiopia.
The series sees Star Trek: Strange New World actor Horak, who is legally blind, paint portraits of people who have overcome adversity.
The CMPA also disputed rumours that it ever refused to meet with the writers guild during IPA renewal negotiations.
The Pink Papers will provide a foundation for data on 2SLGBTQIA+ representation in Canadian media, including film, TV, streaming and gaming.
The Writers Guild of Canada has been in negotiations on a new IPA with the CMPA since last October.