The upcoming TV movie from Aircraft Pictures is based on a novel from the beloved series of Macdonald Hall books for young adults.
Production on the second season is scheduled to begin this fall.
Deals of the week include Peace Point Rights’ sale of over 100 hours of scripted, culinary and documentary properties into various territories. (Anna Olson pictured.)
Caitlin O’Donovan, VP digital, kids, Corus Entertainment, discusses the strategy behind the successful launch of the TreehouseGO app.
President and CEO Doug Murphy says the next 18 months will be spent “fortifying” the company’s brands and competitive position.
Mark Burnett and Insight Productions are among the handful of parties behind the new travel-based reality series.
Under a new deal with Seoul, South Korea-based CJ E&M, Nelvana Enterprises will represent the North American merchandise licensing rights for the preschool series.
The new unscripted series for Corus Entertainment is produced by marblemedia in association with Proper Television.
The company kicks off its TV Everywhere strategy with the preschool-focused app.
The live action-animation hybrid from Amaze Film + Television – with animation by 9 Story – will bow its second season in 2016.
Details on the brand integration, plus Julie Bristow on moving past the concern of Wives being another “show about flinging chardonnay at somebody’s face.” (Cast member Keshia Chante pictured.)
From Playback magazine: In the final story in our multi-part tribute to Canada’s key specialty channels, we look back on 20 years of W Network. (Hockey Wives pictured.)