The Drunk and On Drugs Happy Funtime Hour stars former Trailer Park Boys actors John Paul Tremblay, Robb Wells and Mike Smith as fictionalized versions of themselves. The fictional trio are starring in a new sketch comedy series, Happy Funtime Hour, but their production goes awry when a mad German scientist named Doctor Funtime (Maury Chaykin) forces them to ingest a hallucinogenic substance he created.
When its primary factory folds, a small town turns to a start up internet moderation company for work. Moderation Town is a NSFW comedy web series about the local residents who become not-so-savvy content moderators, responsible for filtering some of the most offensive content on the web.
Redress Remix is a 3-part documentary television series and feature film telling the story of the Canadian Chinese Head Tax and movement to seek redress. The interactive portal fragments the footage and presents it in a non-linear format that includes the audience in a 'living documentary'.
The Anniversary Project explores the lives of 20 different Canadian children living below the poverty line. Combining Nance Ackerman’s stunning photography, powerful music, and stop motion portraits, it explores the lives of these children and gives the user an opportunity to take action in the fight against child poverty.
The world of finance is overwhelming, so the temptation for most people is to enjoy life now instead of worrying about the future. Saving Penny empowers viewers to take control of their lives financially through accessible anecdotes from engaging characters and cool animated visuals that demystify complex economic issues.
Both educational and fun, Workout with Sidney Crosby allows the user to train alongside one of the biggest stars in the NHL. In addition to an online weekly video series, a half-hour television episode engages a new audience to participate and learn more each week from the interactive experience.
Canada’s urban population continues to grow as technology draws ever-more stubborn lines between people and nature. the National Parks Project aims to reconnect Canadians with the wondrous wilderness that lies at the heart of their national identity through a digital re-introduction to Canada’s finest natural spaces.
Extends the content of the CBC television series to mobile and online. Mobile users compete to collect passport stamps using cell phone cameras and 2D barcodes. Meanwhile, online users use the tools of surveillance and decryption to join the ICS team in an original interactive episode, shot on set with core cast members.
