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Established in 1979, the Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television is a national, non-profit, professional association dedicated to the promotion, recognition, and celebration of exceptional achievements in Canadian film and television. Unifying professionals across Canada, the ACCT is a vital and integral force, representing all areas of the film and television industries.
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Webcast LIVE FROM THE RED CARPET
People are getting very excited about the 30th Annual Genie Awards on Monday! Since it would be unfair to make everyone wait until 9 pm ET to watch the IFC broadcast and CBC.CA webcast (especially given the frenzy over a few of our presenters), we’ve decided to webcast LIVE FROM THE RED CARPET on Monday beginning at 4:30 pm ET. Sign up at the link for an email reminder.
The webcast will be hosted by the talented Dug Stevenson who did such a great job hosting our Toronto Nominee Reception webcast.
If you’re on Twitter, use #Genies in your tweets to join us in our Canada-wide Genie watching virtual living room couch chat!
From Canwest: The Genie in the bottle: A glance at the five Genie contenders for best picture. →
Only 12 days until #Genies!
Over the next few days we’ll be posting some of the interviews from our Nominee Receptions.
Dug Stevenson talks with Ingrid Veninger at the Genie Awards Toronto Nominee Reception. Veninger is nominated for 2 Genie Awards - Best Motion Picture and Original Screenplay - for NURSE.FIGHTER.BOY.
If you caught our webcast on Monday you saw an interview we did with Gabrielle Rose whose been nominated for Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role for her work in Mothers&Daughters. Here’s a trailer for the film (warning: course language and a possible reference to cunnilingus).
Watch our live webcast tonight starting at 6:15pm ET from the Toronto Nominee Reception. Hosted by the hilarious Dug Stevenson it will include an opportunity for you to comment and ask questions in the chat. See you there!
CIUT Radio asks “Have you seen the Genie nominees?”
The blog for CIUT’s show ‘The More the Merrier (TmTm) Arts Radio!’ has a poll asking if readers have seen the films nominated for Genie Awards this year. Check it out!
