Tag: Hot Docs
TV & Film News – WGC members ratify new IPA
Writers Guild of Canada (WGC) members have ratified a new Independent Production Agreement (IPA), governing English-language writers, story editors and story consultants through January...
Federal budget falls short on closing advertising loopholes, AI protections, say...
A cross-section of Canadian media advocacy and culture groups are taking issue with what was "missing" from last week's federal budget, ranging from a...
TV & Film News – CTV Oscars’ broadcast marks third consecutive...
The 96th Oscars drew a Canadian audience of 4.5 million viewers Sunday night, a four per cent increase over last year's broadcast, according to...
TV & Film News – 2023 Rockie Awards nominees announced
The Banff World Media Festival (BANFF) has announced the nominees for the 2023 Rockie Awards International Program Competition, recognizing excellence in television and digital...
TV & Film News – DGC announces Special Awards recipients
The Directors Guild of Canada (DGC) has announced its Special Awards recipients to be recognized at the first West Coast DGC Awards, Nov. 5...
Former Hot Docs director Alan Black joins Canadaland
Former Hot Docs director Alan Black is joining Canadaland as Chief Operating Officer, overseeing all non-editorial operations.
After a decade as Director of Operations...
TV & Film News – Nightmare Alley, Schmigadoon! big winners at...
Nightmare Alley and Schmigadoon! were the big winners at this year’s CAFTCAD (Canadian Alliance for Film and Television Costume Arts and Design) Awards. Handed...
TV & Film News – AMI launches Disability Screen Office
AMI (Accessible Media Inc.) has announced it’s launching the Disability Screen Office (DSO) aimed at increasing representation on and off screen across the Canadian...
TV & Film News – Ben Proudfoot, Patrice Vermette among Canadian...
Ben Proudfoot, the Nova Scotia filmmaker behind short documentary The Queen of Basketball, was among the Canadians that claimed Oscar wins on Sunday night....
TV & Film News – Bell Media Studios downtown location set...
Bell Media’s iconic 299 Queen Street West building in downtown Toronto is set to be temporarily vacated, according to a leaked internal memo obtained...
