Everything about Awards, eh?

In the news: Life with Derek wins Rocket Prize

From the Canadian Press:

  • ‘Life With Derek’ wins Shaw Rocket Prize for best childrens’ programming
    “The TV series “Life with Derek” has won the Shaw Rocket Prize for best Canadian children’s program. The show – a half-hour comedy about a blended family that’s forced together two wilful teenagers – took the $50,000 prize at a ceremony held Wednesday night in Toronto. The prize recognizes the best show for children aged 12 and younger and is voted on by nearly 700 students in Grades 4, 5 and 6.” Read more.
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Food Jammers wins gold

From a media release:

PEACE POINT’S FOOD JAMMERS STRIKES GOLD AT THE 41ST ANNUAL WORLDFEST-HOUSTON INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL

Les Tomlin, President and Executive Producer of Peace Point Entertainment Group is delighted to announce today that the company’s Food Jammers series (Season II) was honored this past week with a Gold Award at the 41st annual WorldFest Film Festival held in Houston, TX. This is the third year in a row that Food Jammers has been honored at WorldFest, having previously won Silver (’07) and Bronze (’06). The series is currently in production on it’s third season set to air this fall on Canada’s Food Network. The series is also broadcast in Italy (RAI), Brazil (Globosat), Australia (XYZ) and Thailand (UBC).

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In the news: Degrassi love at GLAAD Awards

From andPOP:

  • Adamo Gets Lots of Love at GLAAD Awards
    “Canadian “Degrassi” star Adamo Ruggiero was so popular at the GLAAD awards on Saturday, he may have even made Rufus Wainwright jealous. The crowd went so wild when Adamo took to the stage to speak about his decision to come out of the closet, that when Wainwright was accepting the Stephen F Kolzak Award later in the evening, he said, ‘I’m giving up my music career and taking up a role on Degrassi.'” Read more.
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In the news: Mayerthorpe, Heartland win Rosies

From Elizabeth Withey of the Edmonton Journal:

  • Calgarians clean up at Rosies
    “The television docudrama Mayerthorpe won three Alberta Film and Television Awards at the gala Saturday night, including best made-for-TV movie/mini-series. Calgary also produced several big winners, including the CBC drama Heartland, produced by the city’s Seven24 Films, which won best dramatic series.” Read more.

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Amber Marshall stars as Amy Fleming in Heartland on CBC Television.

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In the news: jPod leads Leo Awards

From Craig Takeuchi of the Georgia Straight:

  • jPod and Normal lead Leos
    “The full slate of Leo Award nominees was announced on April 21, as a follow-up to the first round of announcements on April 9. The now-cancelled jPod leads the dramatic-series categories with 15 nominations, including best dramatic series and best direction. All four nominations for best screenwriting in a dramatic series went to jPod for four separate episodes. Smallville, Tin Man, and Flash Gordon followed with seven nominations each for dramatic series.” Read more.

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