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Simon Barry
Super Channel, Super Ecran pick up Van Helsing
Production on the Nomadic Pictures project will start later this month in Vancouver, with Jason Priestley and Amanda Tapping set to direct episodes of the drama. (Star Kelly Overton pictured.)
New Metric, Rogers ink development deal for crime thriller
The Toronto prodco optioned the rights for the non-fiction book based on mafia boss Vito Rizzuto.
Continuum to return for fourth, final season
The sci-fi series will wrap its run with a six-ep season on Showcase and Syfy.
2014 DGC Award nominees announced
The awards will recognize achievement across 19 categories in a ceremony to be held in Toronto on Oct. 25. (Best feature film nominee The Grand Seduction pictured)
Continuum kicks off third season shoot in Vancouver
Alphas‘ Rachel Crawford boards for a multiple-episode arc in the time-traveling cop drama for Showcase and Syfy.
Simon Barry, Stephen Hegyes launch Reality Distortion Field
The genre-focused production shingle will develop original TV series and theatrical movies for the Canadian and international market.
Syfy renews Continuum for third season
The U.S. cable channel has ordered another 13 episodes and will air the Showcase time-traveling series in 2014.
Continuum comes out on top at Constellation Awards
Also faring well at the awards event held June 22 was Primeval: New World, which took two prizes compared to Continuum‘s (pictured) three.
In the writers’ room with WGC awards’ TV drama nominees
Michael MacLennan, Simon Barry, Leila Basen, Heather Conkie and Esta Spalding talk writers’ room must-haves, how they write drama, and potential TV crossover episodes.
Continuum gets second season on Syfy
The U.S. channel has ordered another 13 episodes of the time-travelling drama from Reunion Pictures, which also airs on Showcase.
Hugh Dillon finds multiple-episode arc on Continuum
The Flashpoint actor is to play a corporate CEO mid-way through the second season of the Showcase original drama.
Reunion, Shaw begin production on Continuum second season
The Vancouver-filmed time-travel drama was greenlit for a second season in August, slated to premiere on Showcase in April.
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