Kids’ CBC is set to air new live-action series The Moblees from Shaftesbury and Boulevard, which encourages kids to live a healthier lifestyle.
More than 700 fans crowded into the CBC’s Barbara Frum Atrium for a live screening of the 100th episode of the Shaftesbury-produced series.
The nine finalists for the 2014 Shaw Rocket Prize include 9 Story’s preschool property Peg + Cat (pictured) and Nerd Corps’ Slugterra.
St. Peters, who previously held the position of VP of sales and business development at Shaftesbury, will now helm the prodco’s growing kids and family operations.
The former Shaftesbury creative producer and Pixcom exec has been named VP creative affairs at the Toronto producer.
The last episode of the Shaftesbury-produced series will air on CTV on Aug. 18.
The comedies failed to connect with the youth-skewing American network after bowing on July 14. (Seed pictured.)
Shaftesbury has acquired the TV rights to the award-winning young adult trilogy, with the goal of developing it as an one-hour drama series.
From our print issue: Playback takes a look at how industry consolidation and new streaming services are influencing one of Canada’s most successful entertainment sectors.
Jennifer Pun (pictured) is among the three up-and-coming producers to earn apprenticeships with leading Canadian production companies.
Shift2, with offices in Toronto and L.A., will specialize in creating branded content for YouTube channels.
The U.S. network will launch the Canadian imports on July 14 as summer series.