Rogers Media execs talk 2015/2016 strategy, including a new Chinese-language drama for OMNI and hockey’s influence on primetime programming.
From Playback magazine: With more book-optioning on the horizon thanks to a CRTC pilot project, stakeholders weigh in on the do’s and don’ts of bringing published works to the screen.
Canadian kids programming and digital content were recognized last night at the annual Youth Media Alliance Awards of Excellence Gala in Toronto. (Annedroids pictured.)
The former Sinking Ship development manager lands a director role at Toronto-based Breakthrough.
As head of development, alternative content, Jackson (pictured) will work on developing reality and non-fiction projects for the Toronto-based producer.
The Toronto-based prodco is adding an interactive layer to its new children’s science show for TVO. (Science Max: Experiments at Large pictured.)
The indie producer has hired Beth Fraikorn to oversee a push into the U.S. factual and reality TV market.
The on-air host and producer at the educational broadcaster is hosting an original kids TV show from Breakthrough Entertainment.
McGillivray, who was most recently Peacock Alley’s VP of distribution, will handle international sales and programming acquisitions at the Toronto-based producer and distributor.
Blank joins the media group’s recently launched international distribution arm.
Toronto-based Breakthrough Entertainment has locked down a number of Asian deals for its library, including The Adventures of Napkin Man (pictured), heading into ATF.
The nine finalists for the 2014 Shaw Rocket Prize include 9 Story’s preschool property Peg + Cat (pictured) and Nerd Corps’ Slugterra.