The Tesla World Light is one of 10 shorts competing in the Critics’ Week sidebar at the festival.
Set to launch this fall, the business-facing platform is meant to tap into the 12,000 content buyers unable to attend major industry events.
Tiffany Hsiung’s The Apology will receive a 66-screen theatrical release in South Korea, Crave adds another original, and more.
The producer aims to achieve equal representation in key creative positions for animated, doc and interactive works by 2020.
The VOD platform aims to introduce English-Canadian audiences to works by Villeneuve, Dolan and more.
Nine Canadian films, including Mon Oncle Antoine and Bone Wind Fire, will air on the state broadcaster in February.
The cultural agency is partnering with iTunes, VIA Rail and the NFB, among others, to promote Cancon in 2017.
The NFB-produced animated short Blind Vaysha is also in the running for a golden trophy.
How changing needs and increased inter-studio collaboration prompted the National Film Board to relocate its Ontario operations after 25 years.
Andria Wilson (pictured) is the organization’s new exec director, First Weekend Club and Women in the Director’s Chair partner on a new VOD channel, and more news.
The VR experience will make its world premiere at Festival du Nouveau Cinema in Montreal.
Featuring six Canadian and six U.S. creators, the residency program will teach participants the theory and practice of creating VR experiences.