Wildling Pictures, a privately owned company headquartered in Canada, functions as an independent Canadian film and television production studio and creative intellectual property incubator, specializing in entertainment content rights. Founded in 2014 by producer Matt Code and co-led by producer Kristy Neville, with approximately 10 employees, the company is based in Toronto, Ontario. It manages a production lifecycle ranging from early-stage script incubation and public-private finance packaging to physical line management and international post-production formatting. The studio's portfolio includes projects shown at international festivals like TIFF, Berlin, Sundance, and Tribeca. Its original slates and executive produced highlights feature properties such as the romantic comedy Young Werther, the graphic novel adaptation Paying For It, the comedy-drama Suze, the sensory thriller See For Me (released by IFC Midnight), and the documentary What Walaa Wants. Beyond intellectual property development, Wildling Pictures operates a service production division that manages on-the-ground line logistics for international entities, including assignments for A24, leveraging Canada's crew infrastructure and tax incentives. Structuring multi-party co-productions and strategic distribution treaties with regional funding bodies like Telefilm Canada and global streaming syndicates, the corporation has expanded into children's media with the STEM-focused animated series Professor Goose, formatting, marketing, and licensing entertainment portfolios across linear broadcast grids, digital platforms, and theatrical circuits worldwide.
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