The eight-part series, produced by Force Four Entertainment, was filmed over 48 hours and involved 60 camera crews.
The global studio is bringing its Canadian unscripted TV businesses under the eOne Television brand.
Case, who has worked with the company since 2010, most recently served as series producer on Border Security: Canada’s Front Line.
Breakthrough Entertainment’s Anne of Green Gables MOW (pictured) has been picked up by ITV3 in the U.K., plus more deals.
The factual producer has inked a deal with ITV Studios Global Entertainment for the fixed-rig reality series. (Force Four’s John Ritchie pictured.)
Three Canadian original series are featured in the schedule, including Breakthrough Entertainment’s Ride (pictured).
Canada’s Privacy Commissioner advised Canada Border Services Agency to no longer participate in the program.
The Vancouver production company has appointed Khaled Sabbour (pictured) to head up the new unit.
The former Lark Productions and Paperny Entertainment exec is now Force Four’s new VP of business affairs.
Force Four CCO John Ritchie talks coordinating 60 camera crews for a medical documentary series, Keeping Canada Alive, filmed in 24 hours across 10 provinces.
From Playback magazine: in our multi-part tribute to Canada’s key specialty channels, today we look back on 20 years of Slice. (Big Brother Canada pictured.)
Erica Landrock and Jennifer Little (pictured) each earn an internship with a Canadian prodco via the Bell Media Executive Producer Accelerator Lab.