Bell Media, CBC and Corus Entertainment share their highest-rated Canadian programs across conventional and specialty channels.
The Toronto filmmaker is juggling film and TV, with the upcoming series Bria Mack Gets a Life and her first feature as a producer, the TIFF world premiere When Morning Comes.
The Letterkenny producer has also unveiled its strategic plan to grow from an indie prodco to a comedy brand-focused entertainment studio.
The Bell Media network has doubled the number of episodes ordered for the New Metric Media comedy’s second season.
Recent data from Parrot Analytics offers insight about what Canadians are watching and what homegrown content is most in demand.
The CTV comedy, produced by New Metric Media, will have its U.S. premiere on The Roku Channel in 2022.
The prodco has inked a trio of licensing deals, including agreements with board-game specialist High Roller Games and consumer products company Funko.
Building on the success of the Letterkenny Live! tour, the new venture will help screen-based brands develop and produce live events for added revenue streams.
Modern Family writer Chuck Tatham (pictured) is an executive producer on the half-hour series, which is expected to go into production this spring.
New Metric Media and WildBrain have sold the format in Germany and will work with Shibley to sell the format rights globally in regions such as Russia and the Nordics.
The licensing deal with Australia’s SBS Viceland and SBS On Demand represents the comedy series’ first deal outside of North America.
Children Ruin Everything is created by Kurt Smeaton, with Arrested Development writer Chuck Tatham (pictured) attached as executive producer.