The first six episodes of the 33-part supernatural drama (pictured) were released on the KindaTV YouTube channel earlier this week.
Shaftesbury’s Christina Jennings (pictured) will receive the Female Eye Maverick award, Whistler announces its Feature Project lab participants, plus more news of the week.
Playback magazine reached out to industry members to get their wish lists for the upcoming Cancon review. Here’s what they told us.
The award-winning book is being developed by Shaftesbury and Sharon Mustos’ TeamSharon.biz for a Canadian broadcaster.
Almost retired at 65 (episodes), but now in the prime of life, Shaftesbury’s globe-trotting Canadian success story is Playback‘s TV Show of the Year.
Shaftesbury CEO Christina Jennings on why the proposed acquisition – which would see both companies continue to operate independently – makes sense for the company she founded in 1987.
Production on the psychological thriller Slasher will take place in Northern Ontario. (Series star Katie McGrath pictured.)
Slasher is the first original series for the U.S. channel, with Super Channel on board as the Canadian broadcaster.
The last episode of the Shaftesbury-produced series will air on CTV on Aug. 18.
The Michael Seater-directed film is being shot in Parry Sound, ON, with Shaftesbury’s Christina Jennings serving as co-producer. (Cast pictured)
Shift2, with offices in Toronto and L.A., will specialize in creating branded content for YouTube channels.