The upcoming drama, exec produced by showrunner Floyd Kane, has added a raft of new faces like Wynonna Earp‘s Tim Rozon to its cast.
The kids channels have ordered a second season of the spooky series produced by DHX Media and BBC Children’s Productions.
Former regional head of Vevo Jon Gisby joins the London, U.K.-based digital network.
The new video game-based series will debut next month following WildBrain’s launch of a YouTube fan hub for the show.
Producers Floyd Kane and Amos Adetuyi discuss how a decade of Shondaland mega-hits helped pave the way for their upcoming CBC show, Diggstown.
The commission set PNI spending at 13% of the previous year’s revenues, mandating that half of that be independently produced.
Season one of the new live-action competition series has been picked up by five additional broadcasters in Europe and Australia.
The $237 million transaction will see DHX retain 41% of the brand, with the proceeds being used to reduce its debt.
The company’s co-founder, president and COO is stepping down, with Josh Scherba named president and Aaron Ames named COO.
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The live-action comedy is produced by Six Eleven Media in association with DHX Television.