The web series, written and co-created by the Canadian actor, will premiere Aug. 19 on the international indie television network.
The prodco and distributor is shopping actor Katie Boland’s Long Story, Short (pictured) and one-hour TVO doc Unsung in Cannes this week.
The U.K. film sales company has turned to the Canadian indie distributor to secure TV right deals for its movie library (Michael Winterbottom’s The Trip pictured).
The 10-part sitcom about a neurotic, left-leaning TV producer will debut down under on Mar. 27 after launching on The Movie Network and Movie Central in Canada in April 2012.
The nominations picked annually by the TCON Promotional Society include the prodco Shaftesbury (multiple nominee Continuum pictured).
The pubcaster co-produced online and social media apps for a host of series, including Cracked, Mr. D (pictured) and Murdoch Mysteries.
The move comes a week after the paranormal drama was given a 13-episode order for a summer 2013 launch.
The exec, who joined the company in 2002 to launch the company’s kids entertainment division, says she is taking a break to “recharge and regroup.”
The straight-to-series 13-episode order is slated for summer 2013.
Also taking top honours during the ceremony Tuesday night were Smokebomb Entertainment, Blue Ant Media, ZED.TO, CBC and iThentic/3 o’clock.tv and others.
The feature debut from writer-director Alex Pugsley will shoot for three weeks in Toronto’s Parkdale neighbourhood.
CTV in October ordered the standalone digital series, which will launch with an interactive, choose-your-own-adventure app, from the Shaftesbury’s digital arm.