The project, which explores the aftermath of the most costly disaster in Canadian history, is the The Guardian and NFB’s second collaboration.
Shaftesbury’s Christina Jennings (pictured) will receive the Female Eye Maverick award, Whistler announces its Feature Project lab participants, plus more news of the week.
NFB chair Claude Joli-Coeur (pictured) to receive an award from WIFTV, Toast Studio partners with Bell Media, plus more news of the week.
From academics to industry executives, the CRTC opened its exploration into Canadian content with a top-level discussion of modern issues.
McLaughlin (pictured) will replace Loc Dao as head of the NFB’s Vancouver digital studio.
The National Film Board of Canada won six awards, while Toronto’s Secret Location picked up two. (NFB’s Way to Go pictured.)
Spencer (pictured) was the first executive director of the Canadian Film Development Corporation, which later became Telefilm Canada.
Winning programs will be announced starting April 19.
The initiative is being rolled out over the next three years.
Adult Swim and NFB launch new SVOD services, Emmy Awards expand short-form categories and more news from the week. (NFB short film If I Was God… pictured.)
A previous winner of the National Aboriginal Achievement Award for Film and Television, Cardinal’s directing credits include CBC’s North of 60 and Big Bear.
The two organizations are co-hosting the second round of the pre-discoverability summit focusing on the French-language content market.