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Neshama Entertainment
Bell Media adds Celeste Parr’s Prejudice to development slate
A series order for the project would mark the first show produced under Bell Media’s content licensing and distribution agreement with Fox Entertainment Global.
Neshama partners with Zanzibar Films on Canada/Ireland copro
The scripted miniseries is slated to shoot in Ireland and is based on bestselling author Andrea Carter’s mystery novels.
Canada’s service sector still in catch-up mode post-strikes
Producers discuss the impact of last year’s production stoppages as part of Playback‘s Indie List 2024.
Hallmark Channel renews The Way Home for season three
The multigenerational family drama is produced by Toronto’s Neshama Entertainment.
Bell Media inks licensing, distribution deal with Fox
The agreement will see Fox Entertainment Global distribute original Canadian programs commissioned by CTV and Crave, with Neshama Entertainment to produce the initial slate.
Neshama launches distribution division, partners with Fox
The newly launched Neshama Releasing is led by Brook Peters, who joins the company as SVP, sales and business development.
Neshama inks first-look deal with writer Abdul Malik
EXCLUSIVE: The Toronto prodco has optioned Malik’s scripted series Bruiser as part of the deal as it expands its series slate.
Hallmark Channel renews The Way Home for season two
The multigenerational family drama is produced by Toronto’s Neshama Entertainment in association with MarVista Entertainment.
CSAs ’23: CBC’s The Porter leads TV nominations
The historical drama tops the pack with 19 nominations, followed by CBC’s Sort Of and CBC Gem’s Detention Adventure with 15 nods apiece.
Deals: Cineflix Rights, Neshama, IMAX, Guru Studio
Cineflix Rights and Guru Studio pad their MIPCOM sales slates, Neshama options Canadian coming-of-age novel, IMAX acquires an Ontario-based video quality solutions company, and more.
Neshama Entertainment hires creative producer, director of development
Lauren MacKinlay and Ian Malone join the Toronto-headquartered production banner as it touts “an ambitious film and series slate for 2022.”
MIPCOM ’21: Canadians will have a stripped-back presence in Cannes
None of the 100-plus Canadian companies are among confirmed exhibitors, and more than one in three attendees are virtually attending the TV sales event in Cannes next week.
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