Tag: NFB
TV & Film News – NFB lays off 55 in modernization...
The National Film Board (NFB) has announced it’s undertaking a major modernization initiative that will see 55 employees depart the Crown agency and another...
NFB to lay off 55 as it eyes $5M in savings
The National Film Board (NFB) has announced it's undertaking a major modernization initiative that will see 55 employees depart the Crown agency and another...
TV & Film News – Marilyn Denis, Tonya Williams among Canadian...
Insight Productions CEO John Brunton, broadcaster Marilyn Denis, Reelworld founder Tonya Williams, and late filmmaker Jeff Barnaby have been revealed as the Academy of...
TV & Film News – MEDIAPRO and Canadian Soccer Business head...
MEDIAPRO and Canadian Soccer Business (CSB) are headed to court with both sides alleging the other is unable to fulfill their part of their...
TV & Film News – Ryan Gosling, Robbie Robertson among Canadian...
Ryan Gosling, Robbie Robertson and Toronto-based filmmaker Nisha Pahuja are among the Canadians up for Oscars at the 96th Academy Awards. Announced Tuesday morning,...
NFB closing Vancouver, Montreal interactive studios
The National Film Board (NFB) has announced the closure of its Vancouver and Montreal interactive studios as it reinvests in production.
The move will result...
TV & Film News – Videotron to shutter MAtv in Montreal
Videotron has announced it will shutter its MAtv community channel in Montreal next summer. The Quebecor subsidiary says it's closing the channel “against a...
Richard Cormier appointed Director General of NFB
Richard Cormier has been appointed Director General, Programming, Creation, Distribution and Marketing, and Head of Programming for the National Film Board (NFB).
Cormier, who...
TV & Film News – Bones of Crows leads Leo Awards...
The Leo Awards, celebrating excellence in B.C. film and television, have announced the 2023 nominees. This year’s feature film nominees are led by Bones...
TV & Film News – Sarah Polley leads Canadian Oscar nominees
The 95th Academy Awards nominations include a number of Canadians led by Sarah Polley, who is up for Best Adapted Screenplay for Women Talking,...
