Jane Campion Mulls More Minis Director Jane Campion is no stranger to Cannes, but she's usually here for the film festival. In town for Mipcom this week, she's here in support of her BBC/Sundance Channel limited series Top Of The Lake . The six-hour drama is produced by Emile Sherman and Iain Canning ( The King's Speech ) and stars Elisabeth Moss . The move to longform TV 20 years after leaving the medium put Campion in a new environment where she "really gained a lot of respect" for folks who work in the business all the time. "It's so different to map out six hours; we were shooting a feature ever four and a half weeks," she says. Undaunted, Campion and her co-writer Gerard Lee tell me they're already thinking about doing another similar project that would be set in Thailand. Top Of The Lake , set in Campion's home country of New Zealand, centers on a female detective (Moss) investigating the disappearance of a 12-year-old pregnant girl, who is the daughter of a local drug lord. Campion's The Piano star Holly Hunter also appears as a sort of enlightened woman that Campion says she based on a man she once knew. BBC Two and Sundance will sked the series for next year. 'Defiance' Finds Canadian Home Shaw Media has acquired Syfy's Defiance for broadcast on Canada's Showcase. The deal was made with NBCUniversal Television Canada on the future-set series. Showcase will air in the spring. Defiance introduces a