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TV & Film News – Women Talking, Sort Of lead DGC...
Directors Guild of Canada (DGC) handed out the 22nd Annual DGC Awards on Saturday evening at the Fairmont Royal York in Toronto, the organization’s...
TV & Film News – Blue Ant Media and marblemedia merge...
Blue Ant Media and marblemedia have announced the merger of their respective production and distribution operations into one unified studio and rights business. The...
TV & Film News – English-language production remains at all-time low...
Quebec English Language Production Council (QEPC) has published a new report, indicating English-language film and television production remains at an all-time low in Quebec....
TV & Film News – One in five English-speaking Canadians has...
Media Technology Monitor (MTM) has released a new report that indicates one in five English-speaking Canadians and one in six Francophones have “cut the...
TV & Film News – Citytv celebrates 50 years
How do you possibly sum up 50 years of CityTV history in one story and give tribute to so many talented people? Here is...
TV & Film News – DGC BC members vote in favour...
DGC BC (Directors Guild of Canada, B.C. District Council) members have voted 92.2% in favour of a strike mandate. Held last week, the vote...
TV & Film News – New ‘Seek More’ campaign encourages Canadians...
MADE | NOUS has launched new campaign “Seek More” which encourages Canadians to seek out content and creators from a wider array of backgrounds,...
TV & Film News – Applications open Friday for federal COVID-19...
The Short-Term Compensation Fund for Canadian Audiovisual Productions (STCF) will open for applications Oct. 30. The temporary federal measure is aimed at minimizing the...
TV & Film News – Canadian Heritage announces temporary COVID-19 insurance...
Canadian Heritage has announced temporary support to get Canadian film and television productions, unable to get COVID-19 insurance, back on set. Heritage Min. Steven...
Online & Digital Media News – Facebook agrees to pay out...
Facebook has agreed to pay out $40 million to advertisers after video metrics viewership was inflated by as much as 900%. The bad data...
