Playback sister publication Realscreen caught up with Hot Docs’ incoming programming director Shane Smith to discuss his goals for the Toronto festival.
A selection of photos from The Amazing Race Canada charity media challenge, held ahead of the series’ season-three premiere on CTV.
True and the Rainbow Kingdom (pictured) from Guru Studio, Home Plate Entertainment and i am OTHER is one of three new acquisitions for Netflix Originals. (From Kidscreen)
A new study looks at which causes, sports properties and events are connecting most with consumers. (From Strategy Online.)
From the global ad festival, juror Darren Clarke notes that people’s shortening attention spans aren’t stopping brands from making long-format content. (From Strategy Online.)
The Toronto-based toyco has acquired the master toy licence for Noddy (pictured) and renewed its licensing deal for DWA’s How to Train Your Dragon franchise.
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Raise the Roof Productions’ co-creative director Andrew Jackson on how the company tweaked Big Coat Productions’ format Love It or List It for the U.K. market.
Toronto’s Radical Sheep Productions has put animated comedy The Bagel and Becky Show into production for Teletoon.
The Vancouver-based producer has inked a deal with TVO to develop a new animated preschool series.
Andra Sheffer (pictured) is picking up the Outstanding Achievement Award and Mike Geiger the Emerging Talent Award.
From Playback sister pub strategy, seven takeaways for brands looking to build branded content programs (and the producers who can help them) from Wednesday’s BCON Expo.