The new season of the legal drama from Vancouver-based author Susin Nielsen debuts in early January.
The awards were handed out at Vancouver’s Commodore Ballroom on Nov. 23.
Principal photography for the Global drama, produced by SEVEN24 Films and Lark Productions, begins March 2, with an all-Canadian cast.
The film, directed by Dylan Pearce, will be shot in both 2D and 3D on location in Edmonton and throughout Alberta. (Star Shawn Roberts pictured.)
Kristian Bruun, Rosemary Dunsmore and The Strain‘s Natalie Brown (pictured) have also boarded Jeremy Lalonde’s follow-up to Sex After Kids, now shooting in Toronto.
Christine Horne has also been cast in Jeremy LaLonde’s How to plan an Orgy in a Small Town, his follow-up to Sex After Kids. (Palmer pictured)
Jewel Staite (pictured) will topline How to Plan an Orgy in a Small Town, to shoot in October.
The VP digital and creative director at the Shaftesbury company discusses strategy around the four series headed to the U.S. streaming platform. (Pictured: State of Syn.)
The futuristic web drama, to star Jewel Staite, David Hewlett and Rainbow Sun Francks, will start production in Toronto in early April.
Local talent take the lead for the six-part series about young actors trying to make it in Hollywood. (Updated.)