The program, chaired by Paul Haggis (pictured), sees emerging filmmakers mentored as they take feature projects from development to script and packaging phases.
It rained cats and dogs, but that didn’t stop racehorse Ada Storm from coming out to honour the naming of the CFC’s new venue after her great-great grandparent Northern Dancer.
The new rehearsal, studio and event space marks the final phase of the centre’s $12 million Windfields Campus Improvement Project.
The Canadian Film Centre’s business accelerator graduated its latest cohort of digital start-ups in Toronto on Thursday night.
Tech company Mind Pirate and the CFC’s ideaBOOST lab have released four new apps for Google Glass, including State of Syn: Singularity.
The veteran singer/songwriter has been named the new chair of the Canadian Film Centre’s Slaight Family Music Lab.
Production on the five projects named to the 2014 Short Dramatic Film Program starts today in Toronto and the GTA.
Three Toronto digital developers and one from New Mexico will work to develop “the next mega blockbuster” in the field of wearable technology.
The Canadian Film Centre’s business bootcamp rolled out its latest cohort of digital entertainment start-ups in Toronto.
The producer-writer teams will be mentored by high-profile comedy execs and talent, with the goal of increasing the strength of their feature comedies for the international marketplace.
Up to six U.S. and Canadian developers or companies are eligible for the program, which will give creators the opportunity to create games and apps for wearable devices.