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Muse Entertainment
Cameras roll on Muse’s ABC Family TV movie
The Christmas-spirited Home Again (working title) is to be completed in time for broadcast during the U.S. network’s annual countdown to Christmas campaign that starts in November.
CTV orders full seasons of Played cop drama, Satisfaction comedy
Bomb Girls producers Muse and Back Alley Film Productions will produce 13 episodes of a undercover detective drama that CTV hopes will repeat the success of Flashpoint.
Ann Harbron to head Muse Entertainment’s new factual division
The former Discovery Channel Canada exec (pictured) becomes managing director of factual programming at the company’s newly-opened Toronto office.
Syfy fills Monday night with Canadian series
From Jan. 14, the U.S. channel will air Continuum (pictured), Being Human and Lost Girl back-to-back from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Weekly roundup: Season premieres, awards and channel changes
Bomb Girls’ season two premiere date set, NSI online short film festival wins announced, Channel Zero unveils Rewind and ZoomerMedia’s Joytv gets national satellite carriage.
Rosie O’Donnell to guest star in Bomb Girls
O’Donnell will star in one episode of the series’ second season, which is currently shooting in Toronto and premieres on Global TV in January.
Imavision takes North American DVD, digital rights to Bomb Girls
The Montreal-based DVD and digital distributor plans to launch the homegrown drama into the Canadian entertainment market in time for the holiday season.
Michael Seater boards Bomb Girls’ second season
The Canadian actor (pictured) will play a gregarious factory worker and object of interest for the girls working the assembly line.
Syfy greenlights Being Human for season three
The Muse Entertainment-produced series will be back on the NBCU channel for a 13-ep run.
Bomb Girls premiere blasts off
The series’ broadcast premiere garnered more than 1.4 million viewers Wednesday night.
Global sets Bomb Girls premiere date
The Muse- and Back Alley-produced series gets a hot Wednesday night primetime slot and early January debut.
Muse, Cineflix among seven prodcos to receive Quebecor Fund cash
Over $2.7 million will be distributed among seven prodcos for television projects including Pixcom’s Bomb Hunters and TVA’s Le Tricheur.
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