Canadian producers weigh in on the good, the bad and the AI of it all in the fast-evolving film and TV industry.
Bell Media is evolving its strategy behind the streamer, from new commissions to expanding its content portfolio.
The streamer is developing multiple comedies with O’Sullivan, who executive-produced Letterkenny and Bad Blood.
Day two of the proceedings also examined Indigenous broadcasters, accessibility and the use of AI for Canadian content.
The first day of the proceedings saw proposals on IP ownership models, a Canadian star system and incentives for private equity.
Strategy Spotlight: Rachel Nelson and Jennifer Abrams discuss the commissioning and acquisitions strategy for the Corus lifestyle channels.
Creator Michael Konyves and the CW president Brad Schwartz discuss the strategic and creative elements behind its success south of the border.
TIFF CEO Cameron Bailey discusses the strategy behind forming the committee as the organization announces its first seven members.
The comedy series about a Black woman and her invisible hype girl drops on the AVOD platform on Feb. 14 in multiple territories.
EXCLUSIVE: Fifth Season announced the newly created role along with a number of sales to broadcasters and streamers in Canada.
EXCLUSIVE: Creator Kurt Smeaton and Bell Media’s Justin Stockman discuss ending the series after 50 episodes.
The company announced two new hires following the news of a live-action Bakugan film in development with Canadian director Brad Peyton.