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Leave it to J. Joly to turn a festival pitch competition into a “primetime piss up.” The frontman, founder and CEO of CineCoup Media took the stage Saturday afternoon at the Whistler Film Festival to MC the final-five countdown for the ComedyCoup accelerator program.
For the first time, the fest played host to the CBC ComedyCoup, an accelerator/competition for comedy creators that climaxed with a packed “Big Deal” pitch event on Dec. 6.
CBC ComedyCoup announced HumanTown as the lucky recipient of The Big Deal, $500,000 in production financing for the creation of a half-hour comedy special to be air on CBC Television in Fall 2015. CBC also committed to a development deal with Dépflies.
ComedyCoup is the name of a competition where teams of filmmakers compete to make the best comedy shorts. Marissa catches up with founder J. Joly for a hilarious look.
CBC ComedyCoup revealed the top 110 Canadian comedy teams who will be accelerating towards the chance at a $500,000
Competition aims to give the sharpest Canadian wits a shot with the CBC, whether they live in Toronto or in a remote town.
CBC, CineCoup and Just for Laughs Television are looking for the next great Canadian comedy.
CBC ComedyCoup’s national quest to discover, develop and finance creative talent with an original concept for a television comedy show is officially open for applications.
CineCoup Media and Just for Laughs Television are joining forces with the public broadcaster to launch what they call a "digital comedy accelerator."
The CBC is searching for the next great Canadian comedic talent — with the hefty incentive of a $500,000 half-hour TV special.
La branche télévision de Just For Laughs a annoncé, hier, un nouveau partenariat avec CBC et CineCoup Media pour la création du nouveau CBC ComedyCoup, un «accélérateur comique» qui aidera les créateurs en humour à se faire découvrir via les réseaux sociaux.
The CBC is searching for the next great Canadian comedic talent, with the hefty incentive of a $500,000 half-hour TV special.
CineCoup Media and Just for Laughs Television are joining forces with the public broadcaster to launch what they call a "digital comedy accelerator."
The CBC is searching for the next great Canadian comedic talent — with the hefty incentive of a $500,000 half-hour TV special.
CBC, CineCoup Media and Just For Laughs Television are not joking: they’ve looking to develop a new comedy special, and they’re offering half a million dollars in production financing.
CineCoup Media and Just for Laughs Television are joining forces with the public broadcaster to launch what they call a “digital comedy accelerator.”
The CBC is searching for the next great Canadian comedic talent — with the hefty incentive of a $500,000 half-hour TV special.
CBC, CineCoup Media and Just For Laughs Television are joining forces to deliver an opportunity to Canadian content creators with the launch of CBC ComedyCoup, a "digital comedy accelerator."
CBC, CineCoup Media and Just For Laughs Television have launched the CBC ComedyCoup, a digital comedy accelerator that will see the winning team receive $500,000 in production financing and a primetime slot on CBC for a half-hour comedy special.
CBC, CineCoup Media and Just For Laughs Television are joining forces to deliver an exciting and rare opportunity to Canadian content creators with the launch of CBC ComedyCoup, an innovative, digital comedy accelerator.
The CineCoup Media-CBC TV pilot accelerator ComedyCoup has narrowed its almost 300-strong field down to five, with the final showdown set for the Whistler Film Festival on Dec. 6.