AWARDS
SHAKIN' ALL OVER
2006 - Leo Award
2006 - 39th Annual Worldfest Houston International Film Festival: Remi Award Nomination
HEADS UP
2006 - Shaw Rocket Prize Nomination for Heads Up!
2006 - Gemini Nomination, Best Children's or Youth Non-Fiction Program or Series
2006 - Gemini Nomination, Best Writing in a Children's or Youth Program or Series
2006 - 39th Annual Worldfest Houston International Film Festival: Remi Award Nomination
WHAT WHERE THEY THINKING
2006- Gemini Nomination,Best Host in a Lifestyle/Practical Information, or Performing Arts Program or Series
2006 - 39th Annual Worldfest Houston International Film Festival: Remi Award Nomination
O.COM
2005 - 38th Annual WorldFest-Houston Platinum Award
2005 - International Festival of Cinema and Technology Award nomination; announcements pending
2005 - Yorkton Short Film and Video Festival Official Selection
2005 - Whistler Mountain Film Festival
2005 - International Film and Video Festival
2205 - Rendezvous with Madness Film Festival
A BEACHCOMBER’S CHRISTMAS
2005 - WorldFest-Houston
2005 - Gold Remi Award
2005 - Television and Cable Production Award for Feature made for television
THE GREAT RACE
2002 - Houston Film Festival Bronze ‘Remi’
COSMIC ODYSSEY
2000 - New York Festivals Finalist Award "Children of Stardust"
2001 - The Chris Award Science & Nature Program "Children of Stardust"
2002 - Houston Film Festival Platinum ‘Remi’
2002 - Houston Film Festival Special Jury Prize
2002 - Leo Awards Best Informational Series
2002 - Leo Awards Best Director
2002 - Leo Awards Best Writer
DOUBLE EXPOSURE
1998 - Golden Sheaf Award Best Comedy "Episode 12"
1998 - The Chris Award Honourable Mention
1998 - New York Festivals Finalist Award
1999 - Gemini nomination Best Comedy Program
2000 - Gemini nomination Best Comedy Program
2000 - Gemini nomination Best Music, Variety Program or Series
2002 - International Film & Video Festival Gold Camera Award "Another Swift Kick"
COSMIC HIGHWAY I & I
1997 - New York Festivals Finalist Award
1998 - Gemini nomination Best Documentary Series
1999 - Leo Awards Best Director
1999 - Leo Awards Best Informational Series
1999 - Columbus International Film & Video Festival "Zero Hour at Greenwich"
1999 - Leo Awards Best Overall Sound
1999 - Leo Awards Best Editing
NORTHWOOD
1992 - The Chris Award "It Hurts So Bad"
1992 - New York Festivals Silver Medal "Love Me Tender"
1992 - Columbus International Film & Video Festival "Love Me Tender"
1993 - Columbus International Film & Video Festival "It Doesn’t Matter Anymore"
1993 - Columbus International Film & Video Festival "Northwood"
1994 - Golden Sheaf Award nomination Best Drama Series
1994 - Columbus International Film & Video Festival "The Play’s the Thing"
1994 - Columbus International Film & Video Festival "Chains"
1994 - The Chris Award "Who’s Sorry Now"
1994 - The Alliance For Children & Television Award of Excellence "Northwood"
FEATURE FILM
MCLEAN BOYS
The renegade Metis sons of a brutal white fur trader try to start a race war in 1870s British Columbia, fifteen years after their father was killed fighting the Chilcotin War.
There were four of them - three brothers and their best friend. The oldest was 24, the youngest 14. It was the ‘wild west’ of 1879. Bored, angry and alienated by a society that had no place for them, they began to lash back. It was minor stuff at first, but slowly events spun right out of control, until a police constable and another man lay dead. Now they were murderers on the run. But for a few giddy days, they convinced themselves they were revolutionaries, freedom fighters for the dispossessed. They began to build an army, only to watch it fall apart. Deserted by their last allies, they were pinned down in a remote cabin by 100 men with guns. After a three-day siege, they surrendered and were committed for trial. After a perfunctory trial they were condemned to death and duly changed.
90 MINUTE FEATURES
ALBERG
These gripping films are based on the internationally acclaimed Karl Alberg mystery novels, by Edgar Award winning novelist L.R. Wright, set on the stunningly beautiful Sunshine Coast of British Columbia. ALBERG reimagines the ground-breaking crime stories for the 2020s, bringing classic tropes and characters into a vibrantly contemporary context.
MOW 1 x 120 (CBC)
THE NEW BEACHCOMBERS
Based on the hit international series, newly promoted RCMP Staff Sgt. John Constable returns to anchor an all-new cast of characters. Younger, hipper and with more quirky overtones than the original series, we will, nonetheless, stay true to the feel-good atmosphere that made The Beachcombers a Canadian franchise.