MIPTV Programming
Global content market MIPTV will have a distinctly Canadian flavour this year. And we’re not just talking about maple.
See what we have on tap for you.
Events
10/04 − 9:00 – 10:30
Morning Matching Session
Canada Pavilion
This event aims at connecting digital media producers from Canada and Germany.
As the seating is very limited, meeting spaces have been allocated on a first come first served basis. The event is at full capacity.
10/04 − 17:00 – 19:00
Canadian Networking Reception
Canada Pavilion
Come celebrate with the Canadian industry!
Open to all
MIPDOC
7/04 − 16:45 – 17:30
KEYNOTE SUPERPANEL – POWER SHIFT: DISTRIBUTORS AS CONTENT KICKSTARTERS
This keynote superpanel features influential decision-makers, discussing this distribution trend and others in factual programming, as well as new business models.
Canadian Speaker: Solange Attwood, Blue Ant Media (Toronto)
8/04 − 10:00
MIPDOC OFFICIAL INTERNATIONAL PITCH
MAN VS TIME from Nicolas Boucher, CEO and Executive Producer, DBCOM MEDIA
MIPTV
Discover Canadian projects and talents showcased at the MIPTV!
9/04 − 12/04
VR Library
Palais-1
Discover Canadian VR Worlds with 5 projects showcased at the Innovation Hub’s VR Library
- Blind Vaysha – VR
- Enchanted forest VR
- Kidnapped
- Tidal Traces
- Titanic: Journey to the Depths
9/04 − 14:15 − 15:45
KIDS ANIMATION: NEW DIGITAL CREATORS TO WATCH
Palais-5
Discover a new range of digital-first creators who know how to make cost-effective kids content online, turn it into strong & successful IP and – then – make it travel to other screens.
Canadian Speaker: Devon Thagard, Co-Founder/Partner Skyship Entertainment (Toronto)
10/04 − 7:30 − 10:00
KIDS INTERNATIONAL EMMY AWARDS – WINNERS
Carlton
Winner: SNAPSHOT by Forte Entertainment (Ontario)
Executive Producers : Andrea et Mitchelle Gabourie
11/04 − 10:00 − 10:45
HOW TO FIND COMMON LANGUAGE TO MAKE LIVE-ACTION SERIES TRAVEL?
Palais-3, Auditorium A
These are difficult ones to tackle when it comes to scripted live action series for Kids. Is there room in-between the global shows from leading kids networks and local initiatives? What are the development and production secrets for making a local live action series with potential global reach?
Canadian Speaker: Joan Lambur, Lambur Productions (Toronto)
11/04 − 10:50 − 11:30
UP AND COMING: COULD AI REPLACE THE TRADITIONAL CREATIVE PROCESS?
Gare Maritime
It’s a question many are asking. The past few months have seen the film industry test AI-powered solutions to actually make art, not just inform it. Sure, these are early days. But it’s only natural to wonder what the future of creation will look like as a result: Is AI a creative friend, or a future competitor? And what kind of data helps inform an AI that creates, versus just iterating past human patterns? In a session that may yield even more questions than answers, creatives, stakeholders and a data scientist explore the future of creativity in collaboration with the machine mind.
Canadian Speaker: Marina Pavlovic Rivas, Consultant and Founder LLimn
11/04 − 11:00 − 11:45
FINANCING HIGH-END LIVE ACTION SERIES FOR KIDS
Palais-3, Auditorium A
Mainstream high-end global scripted series now enjoy a diversity of new creative resources—from co-development to co-production—to help finance rising budgetary demands. Are scripted kids’ live action series going down this road? Learn from the people who are living it.
Canadian Speaker: Joan Lambur, Lambur Productions (Toronto)
11/04 − 12:00 − 12:30
KEYNOTE SHOWCASE – MIPTV 2018 BRAND CONTENT OF THE YEAR: ‘CARMILLA’ (BY KIMBERLY-CLARK)
Palais-1, Debussy Theatre
MIPTV has chosen to give its Brand of The Year Award to a Brand Content that become a transmedia brand and its own: ‘Carmilla’. Produced by Shaftesbury, with executive producer U by Kotex®, Carmilla is a scripted transmedia digital series with over 71 million views on YouTube channel KindaTV, the largest scripted YouTube channel for millennials in Canada.
Canadian Speakers: Christina Jennings, Chairman and CEO, Shaftesbury (Toronto) and Kaaren Whitney-Vernon, SVP, Branded Entertainment, Shaftesbury (Toronto)
CANNESERIES
The Cannes International Series Festival, CANNESERIES (1st edition) will be launched from April 4 to 11, 2018. The Official Competition (long form drama series) will present 10 world premieres of innovative series from around the world.
CANNESERIES Digital is the competition dedicated to short formats.
In Development
In Development, the Cannes Drama Creative Forum is dedicated to fast-tracking new drama productions at an international level. the Cannes Drama Creative Forum is dedicated to fast-tracking new drama productions at an international level. Twelve projects will vie for development dollars from official partners including leading independent European producer Federation Entertainment and French think-tank La Fabrique des Formats.
Free access is included with MIPTV registration
9/04 − 17:30 – 18:30
KICK-OFF In Development
Networking Lounge – Gare Maritime
Introduction by Roxane Girard, Director, Business Affairs and Coproduction, Téléfilm Canada, and Stéphane Cardin, Vice-President, Industry and Public Affairs, Canada Media Fund, during the Kick-Off and Happy Hour.
10/04 − 9:50 – 10:35
OH MY PITCH! #1
Gare maritime
Competition /Pitch
Canadian Speakers: Joseph Kay, Writer/Creator for Revival and Eliza Lee, Canadian co-writer and co-producer for Angelica (United-States).
10/04 − 15:10 – 16:10
DIGITAL SHORT FORM SERIES PITCH
Canadian Speakers: Andrew Nicholas McCann Smith, Producer, First Love Films and co-creators Erin Carter and Justine Stevens for Made with Love.
10/04 − 16:30 – 17:15
OH MY PITCH! #2 – WINNER!
Gare Maritime
Canadian Speakers: Mackensie Donaldson, Executive Producer, The Donaldson Company Inc., Hannah Cheesman and Julian De Zotti, Co-creator/Co-writer of Whatever, Linda.