The new members include executives from Sony Pictures Classics, Mubi, BBC Studios, Lucasfilm and more.
The Vancouver-based Alfeld is bringing a number of scripted projects to the festival.
A delegation of Canadian producers will be sent to take part in the Busan market.
The festival will award Jacobs with the inaugural Trailblazer Award, while González is set to receive the Rising Star award.
Patrick Shannon’s film received the Colin Low Award for Best Director.
The Toronto-based festival is set to open with Seth and Peter Scriver’s animated documentary Endless Cookie.
The film will be celebrated at the annual Peabody Awards on June 1 in L.A.
Colette Johnson-Vosberg’s documentary Unlabelled and Corey Payette’s musical Starwalker will debut at the 35th edition of the festival.
Making its world premiere at the competition is Zazie Films’ Canada/Luxembourg coproduction La maison de Poupée.
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In the wake of funding challenges, the Toronto Outdoor Picture Show seeks to return to the park in 2026.
Principe will be presented the award on May 2 at the Hot Docs Awards Presentation.