Bell Media Congratulates TV and Film Production Partners on 229 Nominations for the 2020 Canadian Screen Awards

TORONTO (February 18, 2020) – Bell Media applauds its production partners, internal team members, talent, and all those involved in the creation of productions nominated for the 2020 Canadian Screen Awards. Announced earlier today, Bell Media garnered 229 total nominations, comprising 142 television and digital nominations and 85 nominations for Bell Media-supported films, as well as the two previously announced Special Awards for Crave and Anton Koschany. CTV is the proud Premium Partner of the Canadian Screen Awards, and the title sponsor of the Non-Fiction Programming and Creative Fiction Storytelling galas on March 23 and 24. “A standing ovation to all the talented creators nominated this year, including the 229 nominations represented by Bell Media productions,” said Randy Lennox, President, Bell Media. “While we strive to support and celebrate Canadian content every day, being recognized by the Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television is testimony to the unwavering passion for your work which year after year raises the bar for not only the industry in Canada, but around the world.” Bell Media received nominations across all genres of its programming:

• CTV’s critically acclaimed and beloved original series CARDINAL receives 14 nominations, including Best Drama Series, as well as Best Lead Actor and Best Lead Actress for Billy Campbell and Karine Vanasse, each of whom took home the same prize in 2019.
• CTV’s smash-hit original Comedy JANN, the most-watched new Canadian comedy of 2019, is recognized for Best Comedy Series, Best Lead Actress (Jann Arden), and Best Guest Performance (Rick Mercer).
• Canada’s must-watch summer competition series THE AMAZING RACE CANADA secures eight nominations including Best Host for a Factual or Reality/Competition program (Jon Montgomery), while the country’s favourite chefs also earn nods in hosting categories for MASTERCHEF CANADA (Michael Bonacini, Alvin Leung, Claudio Aprile) and MARY’S KITCHEN CRUSH (Mary Berg).
• CTV Comedy Channel’s CORNER GAS ANIMATED garnered six nods, in addition to two nominations for the original stand-up special TREVOR NOAH @ JFL – VOLUME II. CTV Drama Channel’s CARTER receives two nominations, including Best Lead Actor (Jerry O’Connell).
• The final season of CTV Sci-Fi Channel’s fan-favourite KILLJOYS receives five nominations, including Best Supporting Actor (Thom Allison) and Supporting Actress (Kristen Thompson) in a Drama Series.
• Crave scores 17 nominations for its original productions with LETTERKENNY securing 10 nominations including its fourth nomination for Best Comedy Series, while made-for-TV movies THICKER THAN WATER and MEAN QUEEN score three each, and I’M GOING TO BREAK YOUR HEART receives a nod for Best Biography or Arts Documentary Program or Series.
• Bell Media Studios series and specials are nominated for 24 awards, 11 more than last year, with ETALK leading the way with eight, including Best Entertainment News Program or Series. Four nods were given to THE MARILYN DENIS SHOW including Best Talk Program or Series; two for CTV Life Channel’s WHERE TO I DO?; YOUR MORNING for Best Morning Show; and Best Host (Jess Allen, Danielle Graham and Lainey Lui) for the inaugural season of LOVE ISLAND AFTERSUN. Bell Media Studios’ successful international franchise DISASTERS AT SEA garnered a coveted nomination for Best Factual Series. Additionally, the digital special, #BellLetsTalk Live, received two nominations including Best Live Production, Social Media, and a nod for Melissa Grelo for Best Host, Web Program or Series.
• CTV News received an impressive 20 nominations, including CTV NATIONAL NEWS WITH LISA LAFLAMME for Best National Newscast; Best News Anchor, National for Chief News Anchor Lisa LaFlamme; and Best National Reporter for Omar Sachedina and Paul Workman. CTV News has also been recognized in the Best Live News Special category for D-DAY REMEMBERED: THE 75^th ANNIVERSARY.
• CTV News’ W5, North America’s longest-running documentary series, more than doubled its nomination count this year, being recognized 11 times including Best News or Information Series, Best Host or Interviewer, News or Information for Avery Haines. QUESTION PERIOD receives two nods including for Best Talk Program or Series, and Evan Solomon for Best Host, Talk Show or Entertainment News; Toronto’s CTV NEWS AT SIX anchor Michelle Dubé and her longtime co-anchor Ken Shaw are recognized in the Best Anchor, Local category – a prize won by Dubé at last year’s Canadian Screen Awards; and CP24 BREAKFAST has been nominated for Best Morning Show.
• Continuing to lead the charge on live sports coverage and feature programming, TSN, Canada’s Sports Leader, received 19 nominations, leading all sports broadcasters combined. TSN’s coverage of FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP 2019 receives four nominations, including Best Sports Host for Kate Beirness and Best Sports Analyst for Carmelina Moscato. TSN’s coverage of the 2018 GREY CUP and 2019 NBA FINALS GAME 6 each received three nods. TSN’s original docuseries ENGRAVED ON A NATION receives four nominations, including Best Biography or Arts Documentary and Best Direction. TSN’s James Duthie, who took home the prize for Best Sports Host for FREE AGENT FRENZY in 2019, has once again been nominated for his work on the same program.
• Discovery enjoyed a banner year with its original productions scoring 14 nominations, including MAKE IT TO THE MOON and 9/11: CLEARED FOR CHAOS for Best History Documentary Program or Series.
• Bell Media supported features receive 85 nods, including an outstanding nine nominations for the Crave Original Film The Song of Names from Serendipity Point produced in association with Bell Media Studios, which leads all film categories. TIFF 2019 Opening Night Gala film Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and the Band receives a nod for Best Editing in a Feature Length Documentary, while And the Birds Rained Down I Il pleuvait des oiseaux scores five nominations, including Best Actor in a Leading Role.

Special Award recipients for 2020, each of whom will be honoured at the CTV Galas during Canadian Screen Week, include Bell Media’s premium streaming service Crave (Industry Leadership Award), for its innovation and leadership in Canada’s media industry; and Anton Koschany, Executive Producer of CTV News’ acclaimed documentary program W5 (Gordon Sinclair Award for Broadcast Journalism), for his exceptional body of work in television journalism. CTV is the proud Premium Partner of the Canadian Screen Awards, and the title sponsor of the Non-Fiction Programming and Creative Fiction Storytelling galas. The Canadian Screen Awards take place during Canadian Screen Week (March 23-29), with the CTV Gala Honouring Non-Fiction Programming on March 23, and the CTV Gala Honouring Creative Fiction Storytelling on March 24. The full list of Bell Media television and film nominations include: Television and Digital Nominations (142) CTV Original Programming (48) CARDINAL (CTV) (14) Sienna Films Best Drama Series Jennifer Kawaja, Julia Sereny, Jocelyn Hamilton, Armand Leo Best Lead Actor, Drama Series Billy Campbell Best Lead Actress, Drama Series Karine Vanasse Best Supporting Actress, Drama Kristen Thompson Best Guest Performance, Drama Series “Helen” – Stephen Ouimette Best Guest Performance, Drama Series “Jack” – Rya Kihlstedt Best Writing, Drama Series “Mama” – Patrick Tarr, Noelle Carbone, Aaron Bala Best Picture Editing, Drama “Sam” – Matthews Anas Best Sound, Fiction “Lemur” – David McCallum, Jane Tattersall, Barry Gilmore, Claire Dobson, Paul Germann, Christopher King, Martin Lee, Stacy Coutts, Jesse Follows, Chelsea Body, Sandra Fox Best Production Design or Art Direction, Fiction “Sam” – Rory Cheyne Best Achievement in Make-up “Helen” – Randy Daudin, Trina Brink, Paul Jones Best Achievement in Hair “Sam” –  Ashley Nay Best Original Music, Fiction “Mama” – Todor Kobakov Best Stunt Coordination “Helen” – Randy Butcher THE AMAZING RACE CANADA (CTV) (7) Insight Productions Inc. Best Reality/Competition Program or Series John Brunton, Mark Lysakowski, Sarah James, Mark Peacock, Jesse Storey, Michael Tersigni, Jeff rasher, Robyn Bigue, Ann Camilleri, Guy Clarkson, Catherine Petersen, Marc Poirier, Mike Yerxa Best Host or Presenter, Factual or Reality/Competition Jon Montgomery Best Writing, Lifestyle or Reality/Competition “Canada Get More Maps” – Mark Lysakowski, Mark Peacock, Rob Brunner Best Photography, Lifestyle or Reality/Competition “Clamaggedon Continues” – Ryan Shaw Best Picture Editing, Reality/Competition “Canada Get More Maps” – Lisa Barley, Michael Tersigni, Clare Elson, Mike Scott, Matthew Walsh Best Sound, Non-Fiction “Canada Get More Maps” – Mark Krupka, Lisa Meitin, Ben Doner Best Achievement in Casting Mike Yerxa, Jesse Storey CORNER GAS ANIMATED (CTV Comedy Channel) (6) Moving Mountoons II Inc. Best Animated Program or Series Brent Butt, David Storey, Virginia Thompson Best Performance, Animation Brent Butt Best Performance, Animation Eric Peterson Best Direction, Animation “Bush League” – Stephen Evans, Mateusz Garbulinski Best Writing, Animation “Doctors Without Boarders” – Kate Hewlett Best Writing, Animation “Hedge Your Debts” – Diana Frances THE BEAVERTON (CTV) (5) Pier 21 Films Best Sketch Comedy Show & Ensemble Performance Laszlo Barna, Melissa Williamson, Jeff Detsky, Luke Gordon Field, Nicole Butler, Jocelyn Geddie, Scott Montgomery, Emma Hunter, Miguel Rivas Best Direction, Variety or Sketch Comedy “Episode 307” – Henry Sarwer-Froner Best Writing, Variety or Sketch Comedy “Episode 304” – Jeff Detsky, Michael Balazo, Luke Gordon Field, Jocelyn Geddie, Brandon Hackett, Emma Hunter, Jen MacIntyre, Megan MacKay, Scott Montgomery, Miguel Rivas, Alexander Saxton, Jacob Duarte Spiel, Winter Tekenos-Levy, Callum Wratten Best Writing, Variety or Sketch Comedy “Episode 307” – Jeff Detsky, Michael Balazo, Luke Gordon Field, Jocelyn Geddie, Brandon Hackett, Emma Hunter, Megan MacKay, Scott Montgomery, Allana Reoch, Miguel Rivas, Alexander Saxton, Jacob Duarte Spiel, Winter Tekenos-Levy, Callum Wratten Best Guest Performance, Comedy “The Beaverton Ruins Your Holiday Special” – Scott Thompson KILLJOYS (CTV Sci-Fi Channel) (5) Temple Street Best Supporting Actor, Drama Thom Allison Best Supporting Actress Kelly McCormack Best Visual Effects “Last Dance” – Michael Gibson, Danny McNair, Anthony Patterson, Lara Osland, Andre Miranda, Chris Doe, Rachad Meya, David Bouhs, Jay Stanners, Mohsin Kazi Best Costume Design “Last Dance” – Trysha Baker Best Achievement in Make-up “Last Dance” – Craig-Ryan French JANN – (CTV) (3) Project 10 Productions and Seven24 Films Best Comedy Series Jann Arden, Leah Gauthier, Jennica Harper, Andrew Barnsley, Ben Murray, Jordy Randall, Tom Cox, Randy Lennox, Brian Dennis Best Lead Actress, Comedy Jann Arden Best Guest Performance, Comedy “Major Party Foul” – Rick Mercer CARTER (CTV Drama Channel) (2) Amaze Film + Television Best Lead Actor, Drama Series Jerry O’Connell Best Original Music, Fiction “Harley Gets Replaced” – Ian LeFeuvre, Ari Posner MARY’S KITCHEN CRUSH (CTV) (2) Proper Television Best Lifestyle Program or Series Cathie James, Lesia Capone, Allison Grace, Garrett Wintrip Best Host, Lifestyle Mary Berg TREVOR NOAH @ JFL – VOLUME II (CTV Comedy Channel) (2) Juste Pour Rire Inc. Best Variety or Entertainment Special Bruce Hills, Brent Schiess, Blake Gregory Best Direction, Variety or Sketch Comedy Shelagh O’Brien MASTERCHEF CANADA (CTV) (1) Proper Television Best Host or Presenter, Factual or Reality/Competition Michael Bonacini, Alvin Leung, Claudio Aprile CANADA’S WALK OF FAME 2018 (CTV) (1) Insight Productions Best Direction, Variety or Sketch Comedy John Keffer Crave (17) LETTERKENNY (10) New Metric Media Inc. Best Comedy Series Mark Montefiore Best Direction, Comedy “Yew!” – Jacob Tierney Best Lead Actor, Comedy Jared Keeso Best Writing, Comedy “Yew!” – Jared Keeso, Jacob Tierney Best Photography, Comedy “The City” – Jim Westenbrink Best Picture Editing, Comedy “Letterkenny vs Penny” – Kyle Martin Best Picture Editing, Comedy “Dyck’s Slip Out” – Drew MacLeod Best Stunt Coordination “In It To Win It” – Dan Skene Best Supporting Actor, Comedy Mark Forward Best Lead Actress, Comedy Michelle Mylett MEAN QUEEN (3) Incendo Best Writing, TV Movie Barbara Kymlicka Best Photography, Drama Daniel Villeneuve Best Lead Performance, TV Movie Allie MacDonald THICKER THAN WATER (3) Incendo Best Writing, TV Movie David Elver, Andrea Stevens Best Direction, TV Movie Caroline Labrèche Best Stunt Coordination Stephane Lefebvre, Spencer Birman I’M GOING TO BREAK YOUR HEART (1) ARC49 Entertainment Best Biography or Arts Documentary Program or Series Amy Green, Raine Maida, Chantal Krevuazuk Bell Media Studios (24) ETALK (CTV) (8) Best Entertainment News Program or Series ETALK – Michelle Crespi, Manny Groneveldt, Jennifer Morrison, Kate Frank, Ryan Thompson Best Entertainment News Program or Series ETALK PRESENTS: TIFF 2018 – Michelle Crespi, Manny Groneveldt, Jennifer Morrison, Chris Perez, Mike Van Kooten Best Live Entertainment Special ETALK LIVE AT THE OSCARS – Chris Perez, Michelle Crespi, Ryan Thompson, Devin Mandeville Best Variety or Entertainment Special ETALK PRESENTS: THE BIG BANG THEORY – Michelle Crespi, Manny Groneveldt, Jennifer Morrison, Joel Furtney, Devin Mandeville, Brianna Deutsch Best Host, Web Program or Series ETALK LIVE FROM THE OSCARS BALCONY – Danielle Graham, Lainey Lui Best Live Production, Social Media ETALK LIVE FROM THE OSCARS BALCONY – Chris Perez, Michelle Crespi, Beth Maher, Danielle Graham, Lainey Lui, Devin Mandeville Best Host, Talk Show or Entertainment News ETALK PRESENTS: COMING HOME WITH SANDRA OH – Lainey Lui Best Host, Live Entertainment Special ETALK LIVE AT THE OSCARS – Ben Mulroney, Danielle Graham, Lainey Lui THE MARILYN DENIS SHOW (CTV) (4) Best Talk Program or Series Michelle Crespi, John Simpson, Tamara Petrie-Lee, Tara McEwen, Natalie Lambert Best Host, Talk Show or Entertainment News Marilyn Denis Best Direction, Lifestyle or Information “Marilyn’s Pride Party” – John Keffer Best Writing, Lifestyle or Reality/Competition “Marilyn’s Pride Party” – Seta Kalouisdian-Tanner WE DAY 2018 (3) Best Variety or Entertainment Special John Kampilis, Steve Jarman, Ken Katigbak, Calvin Mitchell Best Photography, Lifestyle or Reality/Competition David Fairfield, Nick van Nostrand Best Picture Editing, Reality/Competition Bev Ellis, Christine Lam, Jesse Scheer #BELLLETSTALK LIVE (CTV) (2) Best Host, Web Program or Series Melissa Grelo Best Live Production, Social Media Chris Perez, Sush Rao, Beth Maher, Sandy Lok WHERE TO I DO? (CTV Life Channel) (2) Best Lifestyle Program or Series Michelle Crespi, Jennifer Couke, Martin Oxley, Jessica Nahmias Best Photography, Lifestyle or Reality/Competition “Maddie and Vince” – Dylan McNiven, Danny Nash DISASTERS AT SEA (Discovery) (1) Best Factual Series Kelly McKeown, Marienne Kushmaniuk, Alix MacDonald THE SOCIAL (CTV) (1) Best Talk Program or Series Michelle Crespi, Laura Scarfo, Kate Wright, Amber Buchanan, Kate McKenna YOUR MORNING (CTV) (1) Best Morning Show Jennifer MacLean, Michelle Crespi, Kristen Rynax, Marisa Zucaro, Heather Milne, Paul Hughes LOVE ISLAND AFTERSUN (CTV) (1) Best Host, Talk Show or Entertainment News Danielle Graham, Lainey Lui, Jess Allen THE AMAZING RACE CANADA: LIVE FROM THE STARTING LINE (CTV) (1) Best Live Production, Social Media Kyle Joe, Chris Perez, Cherylann Nesbitt, Jen McLarty, Hilary Allan CTV News (20) CTV NATIONAL NEWS WITH LISA LAFLAMME (CTV) (5) Best National Newscast Best News Anchor, National Lisa LaFlamme Best National Reporter Omar Sachedina Best National Reporter Paul Workman Best Live News Special D-DAY REMEMBERED: THE 75^th ANNIVERSARY W5 (CTV) (11) Best News or Information Series Best Host or Interviewer, News or Information “The Narco Riviera” – Avery Haines Best News or Information Program “The Baby in the Snow” Best News or Information Program “The Narco Riviera” Best News or Information Segment “The Laundromat” Barbara Sears Awards for Best Editorial Research “Peril in Paradise” – Avery Haines, Stephen Grant, Madeline McNair Barbara Sears Awards for Best Editorial Research “Suspect Zero” – Allya Davidson, Avery Haines, Madeline McNair Barbara Sears Awards for Best Visual Research “The ATA Girls” – Kathlene Calahan, George Hoff Barbara Sears Awards for Best Visual Research “The Laundromat” – Kathlene Calahan, Anton Koschany Best Photography, News or Information “The Narco Riviera” – Jerry Vienneau Best Sports Feature Segment “Against All Odds” – Paul Haber, Peter Akman, Jerry Vienneau, Kirk Neff, Angelo Altomare QUESTION PERIOD (CTV) (2) Best Talk Program or Series Kiran Rhines Best Host, Talk Show or Entertainment News Evan Solomon CTV NEWS TORONTO AT SIX (CTV) (1) Best News Anchor, Local Ken Shaw and Michelle Dubé CP24 BRAKFAST (CP24) (1) Best Morning Show TSN (19) 2018 GREY CUP (3) Best Live Sports Event Paul Graham, Jon Hynes Best Direction, Live Sports Event Andy Bouyoukos Best Sports Play-by-Play Announcer Chris Cuthbert 2019 NBA FINALS GAME 6 (3) Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment Best Live Sports Event Paul Graham, Aaron LaFontaine, Dan Gladman Best Sports Play-by-Play Announcer Matt Devlin Best Sports Analyst Jack Armstrong 2019 FREE AGENT FRENZY (1) Best Sports Host James Duthie FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP 2019 (4) Best Sports Host Pre-Show – Kate Beirness Best Sports Play-by-Play Announcer “Canada vs. Sweden” – Luke Wileman Best Sports Analyst “Canada vs. Sweden” – Carmelina Moscato Best Sports Opening “Opening” – Matt Dorman, Adam Fair, Kevin Fallis, Stephen Gilmore, Curry Leamen, Matt Mamic ENGRAVED ON A NATION (4) Best Biography or Arts Documentary Program or Series Shawn Redmond, Ken Volden, Lauren Grant, Adam Scorgie, John Booth, Amos Adetuyi, Chris Koras, Kyle McCutcheon, Dale Burshtein, Ed de Rivaz, Margaret Mardirossian, Helen Schmidt Best Direction, Documentary Series Clique Pictures “On The Line” – Juliet Lammers, Lorraine Price Best Picture Editing Clique Pictures “On The Line” – Pauline Decroix Best Sound, Non-Fiction Clique Pictures “On The Line” – Chris Guglick, Olivia Kolakowski, Joseph Facciuolo, Christine Lebel, David Murray, Lynne Trepanier, Devon Cooke, Gus Harris, Justan Ross 29 FOREVER (1) Best Sports Program or Series Josh Shiaman, Simon Garan, Mike Farrell, Ryan Rishaug, Darren Oliver, Kevin Fallis, Roy Janke OPEN GYM – THE FINALS (1) Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment Best Sports Program or Series Michael Gelfand, Jeff Landicho, Josiah Rothenberg, Jeff Rocchi TWO ROADS TO HUMBOLDT (1) Best Sports Feature Segment Josh Shiaman, Simon Garan, Ryan Rishaug, Michael Banani, Darren Oliver PHONZIE (1) Best Sports Feature Segment Josh Shiaman, Rick Westhead, Jason Wessel, Kevin Fallis, Jacob Frenkel Discovery Original Productions (14) FRONTIER (4) Fort James Season 3 (NL) Inc. Best Sound, Fiction “House of the Lord” – Janice Ierulli, Matthew Hussey, Clive Turner, Orest Sushko, John Elliot, Steve Copley, Marco Dolle Best Production Design or Art Direction, Fiction “The Low Road” – Gordon Barnes Best Costume Design “The House of the Lord” – Michael Ground Best Achievement in Hair “The Low Road” – Norma Richard EQUATOR: A NEW WORLD VIEW (3) Primitive Entertainment Rob Stewart Award for Best Science or Nature Documentary Program or Series Kevin McMahon, Michael McMahon, Kristina McLaughlin Best Direction, Documentary Series “Heatwave” – Kevin McMahon, Matt Gallagher Best Picture Editing, Documentary “Evolution” – Carole Larsen HEAVY RESCUE 401 (1) Great Pacific Television Best Writing, Factual “There is Nothing Else” – Edi Osghian, Todd Serotiuk 9/11: CLEARED FOR CHAOS (1) Bristow Global Media Inc. Best History Documentary Program or Series Julie Bristow, Marlo Miazga, Sean Connolly, Tara Elwood BTK: A KILLER AMONG US (Investigation Discovery) (1) Cream Productions Inc. Barbara Sears Award for Best Visual Research Elspeth Domville HITLER’S MOST WANTED (2) Cineflix (Most Wanted) Inc. Best Direction, Documentary Series “Benito Mussolini” – Mark Stevenson Barbara Sears Award for Best Visual Research “Josef Goebbels” – Kristine Ryall MAKE IT TO THE MOON (1) Entertainment One Best History Documentary Program or Series Jocelyn Hamilton, Toby Dormer, Marnie Sugarman, Maria Knight MAYDAY (1) Cineflix Productions Best Picture Editing, Factual “Deadly Descent” – Rob Chandler Special Awards (2) Industry Leadership Award Crave Gordon Sinclair Award for Broadcast Journalism Anton Koschany Nominated films supported by Bell Media’s Crave, Super Écran, and The Harold Greenberg Fund / Fonds Harold Greenberg (85) include: The Song of Names (9) Achievement in Art Direction François Seguin, Pierre Perrault Achievement in Costume Design Anne Dixon Achievement in Hair Michelle Coté, Péter Gyonyosi, Erzsébet Racz Achievement in Make-Up Fanny Vachon Achievement in Music – Original Score Howard Shore Achievement in Music – Original Song Howard Shore – “The Song of Names (Cantor Prayer)” Achievement in Overall Sound Claude La Haye, Bernard Gariépy Strobl, Mark Appleby, Daniel Bisson Achievement in Sound Editing Francine Poirier, Claude Beaugrand, Michel B. Bordeleau, Raymond Legault, Lise Wedlock, Natalie Fleurant Achievement in Visual Effects Marc-Antoine Rousseau The Twentieth Century (8) Best Motion Picture Ménaïc Raoul, Gabrielle Tougas-Fréchette Achievement in Art Direction Dany Boivin Achievement in Costume Design Patricia McNeil Achievement in Direction Matthew Rankin Achievement in Hair Nermin Grbic Original Screenplay Matthew Rankin Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role Dan Beirne John Dunning Best First Feature Film Award Matthew Rankin Antigone (7) Best Motion Picture Marc Daigle Achievement in Direction Sophie Deraspe Achievement in Editing Sophie Deraspe, Geoffrey Boulangé Achievement in Overall Sound Stéphane Bergeron Adapted Screenplay Sophie Deraspe Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role Nahéma Ricci Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role Nour Belkhiria The Body Remembers When the World Broke Open (6) Best Motion Picture Tyler Hagan, Lori Lozinski Achievement in Cinematography Norm Li Achievement in Direction Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers, Kathleen Hepburn Original Screenplay Kathleen Hepburn, Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role Violet Nelson And the Birds Rained Down  l  Il pleuvait des oiseaux (5) Achievement in Costume Design Caroline Poirier Achievement in Overall Sound Jean Camden, Sylvain Bellemare, Bernard Gariépy Strobl, Stéphane Larivière Adapted Screenplay Louise Archambault Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role Gilbert Sicotte Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role Rémy Girard Goalie (5) Achievement in Make-Up Randy Daudlin Achievement in Editing Simone Smith Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role Mark O’Brien Achievement in Overall Sound David Ottier, Matt Chan, Graham Rogers Achievement in Sound Editing Krystin Hunter, Brent Pickett, Paul Germann, Goro Koyama, Sandra Fox Riot Girls (5) Achievement in Art Direction Jennifer Morden, Danny Haeberlin Achievement in Hair Dann Campbell Achievement in Make-Up Boulet Brandi, Chris Bridges Achievement in Music – Original Score Peter Chapman Achievement in Music – Original Song Peter Chapman, Leslie Seaforth (More Or Les) – “We Run the World” American Woman (4) Achievement in Cinematography Greg Middleton Achievement in Costume Design Marissa Schwartz, Mara Zigler Achievement in Hair Peggy Kyriakidou Achievement in Make-Up Candice Ornstein Disappearance at Clifton Hill (4) Achievement in Cinematography Catherine Lutes Achievement in Editing Cam McLauchlin Achievement in Sound Editing Paul Germann, Claire Dobson, John Sievert, Jason Charbonneau, Randy Wilson Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role Andy McQueen James vs His Future Self (4) Achievement in Music Ian LeFeuvre, Stephen Krecklo Achievement in Music – Original Score Ian LeFeuvre, Stephen Krecklo Original Screenplay Jonas Chernick, Jeremy LaLonde Performance by Actor in a Supporting Role Daniel Stern White Lie (4) Best Motion Picture Karen Harnisch, Yonah Lewis, Calvin Thomas, Katie Bird Nolan, Lindsay Tapscott Achievement in Direction Yonah Lewis, Calvin Thomas Original Screenplay Yonah Lewis, Calvin Thomas Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role Kacey Rohl Kuessipan (3) Adapted Screenplay Myriam Verreault, Naomi Fontaine Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role Douglas Grégoire Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role Yamie Grégoire Run This Town (3) Achievement in Art Direction Chris Crane Achievement in Make-Up Emily O’Quinn, Steve Newburn, Neil Morrill Achievement in Sound Editing Nelson Ferreira, Dashen Naidoo, J.R. Fountain, Dustin Harris Sympathy for the Devil  l  Sympathie pour le diable (3) Achievement in Visual Effects Benoit Brière, Kinga Sabela Adapted Screenplay Guillaume De Fontenay, Guillaume Vigneault, Jean Barbe John Dunning Best First Feature Film Award Guillaume De Fontenay A Brother’s Love  l  La femme de mon frère (2) Achievement in Cinematography Josée Deshaies Achievement in Costume Design Patricia McNeil Repertoire des villes disparues (2) Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role Larissa Corriveau Adapted Screenplay Denis Côté The Kindness of Strangers (2) Achievement in Hair Nathan Rival Achievement in Music – Original Score Andrew Lockington Lucky Day (2) Achievement in Cinematography Brendan Steacy Achievement in Sound Editing Dashen Naidoo, Tyler Whitham, Stephen Barden, Scott Donald, Nelson Ferreira 14 jours 12 nuits (1) Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role Leanna Chea Astronaut (1) Achievement in Visual Effects Sam Javanrouh, Helen Thach Jeune Juliette (1) Original Screenplay Anne Émond Jouliks (1) Achievement in Overall Sound Gavin Fernandes, Normand Lapierre Lie Exposed (1) Achievement in Music – Original Score Robert Carli Mafia Inc. (1) Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role Marc-André Grondin Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and the Band (1) Best Editing in a Feature Length Documentary Eamonn O’Conner, Daniel Roher