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Super Channel President & CEO Don McDonald joins the Alberta Screen Impact Podcast to share the broadcaster’s evolving role in Canadian media, how to pitch to Super Channel, and the growing importance of Canadian-first content. From genre channels and licensing models to the power of authentic stories, Don offers crucial insights for emerging and experienced producers alike.
In this episode
“You never know who you’re sitting beside on an airplane. That’s where a pitch became a five-year journey to a broadcast documentary.”
– Don McDonald
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CREDITS
Hosted by: Justine Gamez Huckabay & Brent Kawchuk
This podcast is proudly presented by the Alberta Media Production Industries Association (AMPIA)
Produced in collaboration with Metamorphosis Media Group
Studio space and internship support provided by Mount Royal University, Broadcast Media Studies
Promotional support courtesy of the Alberta Film Commission
Series trailer edited by Joe Media Group
We’re grateful to these organizations for helping bring Alberta’s screen stories to life and into the world.
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