The eight-part series, produced by Muse Entertainment and Back Alley Film Productions, is filming in Montreal. (Star Anna Paquin pictured.)
The film, produced by eOne and Antica Productions, was written and directed by Downie and tells the story of a First Nations boy who died fleeing from a residential school.
Co-showrunner Stephanie Morgenstern will make her TV directorial debut in the series’ last season. (Evelyne Brochu pictured.)
Production is underway in Ontario on the six-part miniseries, L.A.’s mayor wants to bolster VFX credits, plus more news.
The program solicits and supports unscripted format concepts from Canadian producers.
The eight-parter goes to camera next month in Montreal. (Series lead Anna Paquin pictured.)
Kim’s Convenience (pictured) and Shoot the Messenger are set up with plum lead-ins by established CBC series.
Though slow out of the blocks, the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio posted an 11% increase in average viewership over the previous Games in London.
Why creator-director-producer and star Catherine Reitman (pictured) calls CBC the “perfect home” for the series and how it will target a co-viewing audience.
The eight-part series is created by Breaking Bad writer Moira Walley-Beckett and produced by Northwood Entertainment.
Production on the comedy, which was created by Catherine Reitman (pictured), is currently underway in Toronto.