The Blue Ice Pictures series stars Melanie Scrofano as a detective in a town where the dead mysteriously return.
The horror series about a real estate agent that can speak with ghosts is produced by Toronto’s Blue Ice Pictures.
Clement Virgo’s film Brother took the Feature Film award, while Marsha Greene won in the Drama Series category for CBC’s The Porter.
The Canadian paranormal series is back from the dead after its initial cancellation by the U.S. network last year.
Producers behind the Newfoundland and Labrador-shot CBC series and the pubcaster’s Nova Scotia-filmed Diggstown say crew levels are tight amid increased production volume.
The series first premiered on July 16 on Syfy in the U.S. and CTV Sci-Fi Channel in Canada.
Wynonna Earp and Schitt’s Creek stars Tim Rozon and Sarah Levy headline the cast of the Blue Ice Pictures-produced paranormal series.
The Surrealtor, from the prodco behind Vagrant Queen (pictured), has received a straight-to-series order from NBCUniversal channel Syfy and is expected to premiere in 2021.
Canadian series Vagrant Queen and Letterkenny ink new U.S. deals, Blue Ant picks up Shadow of Dumont, and more.
Produced by Blue Ice Pictures, the space opera sees Jem Garrard serve as showrunner alongside an all-female team of writers and directors.
The former SVP of global physical production joins the Toronto-based prodco as EVP of production and creative affairs.
Kevin Pollack (pictured) and Georgina Reilly have joined the biopic of Terry Sawchuk, which is currently filming in Sudbury.