Temple Street Productions
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| Industry | Film and television |
| Founded | 1996 |
| Headquarters | Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
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Key people
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David Fortier Ivan Schneeberg |
| Owner | Boat Rocker Studios (Boat Rocker Media) |
| Website | templestreetproductions |
Temple Street Productions is a Canadian television, film and digital media production company based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada owned by Boat Rocker Studios, a unit of Boat Rocker Media.
Past and present Temple Street projects include Orphan Black, The Next Step, Being Erica, Wingin' It, Billable Hours, Queer as Folk, Darcy's Wild Life, Canada's Next Top Model, How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria?, Style Her Famous, Spoiled Rotten, Mr. Friday, Recipe to Riches, Cover Me Canada, Over the Rainbow, Gavin Crawford's Wild West, Blueprint for Disaster and Killjoys.
Temple Street Productions was founded in 1996 by Patrick Whitley and Sheila Hockin. The Whitley and Hockin era saw production of Showtime co-production Queer as Folk and children’s comedy Darcy’s Wild Life, as well as the first seasons of Canada’s Next Top Model and Billable Hours.
In 2003 entertainment lawyers Ivan Schneeberg and David Fortier left Toronto law firm Goodmans LLP to enter the TV production business. Despite their lack of practical experience in television, they found employment with Temple Street, a former client of Goodmans, and used their legal expertise to produce the law office sitcom Billable Hours, written by another former Goodmans lawyer, Adam Till.
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