An independent production company experienced in both feature film and television production, Buffalo Gal Pictures was founded in 1994 under the direction of President and Producer Phyllis Laing. In the three decades since, the company has generated a diverse slate of projects by forging collaborative relationships with creative talent and building successful co-production partnerships domestically and internationally.
In 2007, three guys decided to build a studio that they would want to work for. Jam Filled has since expanded from a modest 400-square-foot attic in rural Manotick to a fully-operational, multi-production animation company with studios in Ottawa and Toronto. A dynamic workplace for like-minded creative artists, Jam Filled will remind you why you love cartooning: every project is produced with an eye for quality and an ear for fun! Jam Filled proudly joined the Boat Rocker Media Group family in 2016, which allowed the studio to spread its wings and grow as it continues to produce the highest quality animation and original content in the country.
Co-founded by Matthew Fernandes and Arthur Spanos, Industrial Brothers creates and produces premium, original IP children’s content for a global market. Driven by the imagination of its artists, led by the dedication of its producers and inspired by the innovation of its tech team, Industrial Brothers has created brands that span across toys, TVs and interactive experiences.
Lark Productions is an award-winning television production company that creates exceptional programming that partners and travels internationally. Lark develops and produces both scripted & unscripted content and enjoys a distribution and development deal with NBCUniversal International. Established in Vancouver in 2010, Lark’s productions include spy drama Fortunate Son for CBC in association with NBCUniversal International Studios, CSA-nominated Motive (CTV, USA Network), the hit formats The Real Housewives of Toronto (Slice) and The Real Housewives of Vancouver (Slice), Crash Gallery (CBC), Paramedics: Life on the Line (Knowledge Network), Emergency Room: Life + Death at VGH (Knowledge Network, Discovery Fit), and High Moon (SYFY).
CTV Sci-Fi Channel is a Canadian English language specialty channel. The network was launched on October 17, 1997, as Space. The channel adopted its current name in 2019.
Cream is a premier creative production company based in Toronto, delivering distinctive and top-rated content to television and digital platforms around the world.
Project 10 is an award-winning production company with offices in Toronto and Los Angeles. The company builds long term talent relationships in the development and creation of compelling original content.
Neshama Entertainment is a Canadian production company based in Toronto. Formed in 2018 by Arnie Zipursky, in partnership with Los Angeles-based distributor MarVista Entertainment, Neshama sources Canadian creative content and talent including writers, producers, actors, editors, directors, and cinematographers.
House of Cool is the industry leader in animated pre-production, specializing in both feature films and television series. Founded in 2004 by two best friends, animation veteran Ricardo Curtis and finance expert Wes Lui, House of Cool’s pre-production expertise, vision and artistry have helped shape some of the coolest feature films such as “Ferdinand,” “The Book of Life” and “Next Gen,” as well as top quality television series, like “Dragons: Race to the Edge,” “Trollhunters,” “3Below” and most recently, “Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts.” The studio’s exceptionally creative line-up of artists and producers allow for world-class delivery of services globally, including: digital storyboarding, animatics, story development, conceptual and visual development, and character, environment and prop design. Story is at the heart of everything that House of Cool touches, and together with its clients, the vision for the overall look and feel of the feature films and series are brought to life.
