The new arm of the Guelph, Ont.-based boutique outlet is coming to Cannes Marché du Film with two titles in its inaugural slate.
Patrick Shannon’s film received the Colin Low Award for Best Director.
Sachin Sahel and Brady Roberts have partnered with Titan1Studios for the series’ development.
The Netflix thriller was followed by Prime Video’s Hazbin Hotel and Disney+’s Andor.
The annual event hosted by the Pacific Screenwriting Program took place on April 24.
The series delves into the history of the Moonlite Bunny Ranch, a legal brothel in Nevada.
The company saw an 18.5% decrease in box office revenues for the quarter, attributed to a weaker film slate from the same period the year prior.
The Queen of My Dreams secures a U.S. theatrical release, U.S. streamer Yippee TV acquires the second season of Turtlebox Productions’ Mini Explorers!, and more.
Each of the production companies will receive $50,000, intended to support development stage costs for two or more projects.
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The Toronto-based festival is set to open with Seth and Peter Scriver’s animated documentary Endless Cookie.
The facility will also see the debut of PXO AKIRA, the company’s proprietary motion platform intended for shooting vehicle scenes.
Stapleview also plans to launch a Canadian hub to develop original series and formats.
The program that pairs emerging producers with established ones is marking its 30th anniversary.
Ali’s signing comes soon after the news of Allegiance’s season three renewal.