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PRESENTING the 63RD ANNUAL CSC AWARD NOMINEES and WINNERS and Links PRESENTING THE 63RD ANNUAL CSC AWARD NOMINEES and WINNERS and links THEATRICAL FEATURE CINEMATOGRAPHY Sponsored by Deluxe Nicolas Bolduc csc La Belle Epoque David Franco The Song of Names Douglas Koch csc Through Black Spruce Paul Sarossy csc, ASC, BSC Guest of Honour Bobby Shore csc Stuber WINNER: DAVID FRANCO THE SONG OF NAMES NON-THEATRICAL FEATURE CINEMATOGRAPHY Sponsored by Sim Arthur Cooper csc Claws of the Red Dragon Samy Inayeh csc I am Somebody's Child: The Regina Louise Story Daniel Villeneuve csc Radio Silence Craig Wrobleski csc In the Tall Grass WINNER: ARTHUR COOPER csc CLAWS OF THE RED DRAGON DRAMATIC SERIES CINEMATOGRAPHY Sponsored by Technicolor David Greene csc, ASC Impulse "The Moroi" Gregory Middleton csc, ASC Watchmen "This Extraordinary Being" Boris Mojsovski csc Kni g htfall “Death A wai ts” Brendan Steacy csc Titans "Bruce Wayne" Craig Wrobleski csc U m brel l a A cademy “I H eard a Rumor” WINNER: DAVID GREENE csc, ASC IMPULSE "THE MOROI" DRAMATIC SHORT CINEMATOGRAPHY Matt Bendo A Dog Cried Wolf Adam Crosby Chubby Karim Hussain csc Please Speak Continuously and Describe Your Experiences as They Come to You Bobby Shore csc I Am in the World as Free and Slender as a Deer on a Plain Michael Wylam Where Darkness Lies WINNER: MATT BENDO A DOG CRIED WOLF FRITZ SPIESS AWARD FOR COMMERCIAL CINEMATOGRAPHY Sponsored by William F. White International Kris Belchevski J ag uar “I nspi red By Lig h t” Stuart J. Cameron Gym nasti cs C anada “From H ere, We Soar” Goh Iromoto Spi ri t of York “ The Spi ri t” Jordan Kennington YMC A “A Worl d Wi thout Y” Mark Zibert & Eric Kaskens Si ckKi ds “Si ckKi ds VS: Thi s i s Why” WINNER: GOH IROMOTO SPIRIT OF YORK “THE SPIRIT” BRANDED CONTENT CINEMATOGRAPHY Peter Hadfield Mark's Wel l Worn C oll ecti v e “Troy Moth” Jason Han H al lm ark “Mem ories” Goh Iromoto Sapporo “E ast Meets West Seri es - I ndi g o X Deni m ” WINNER: GOH IROMOTO SAPPORO “EAST MEETS WEST SERIES - INDIGO X DENIM” CHILDREN’S / YOUTH PROGRAMMING CINEMATOGRAPHY Mitchell T. Ness csc Creeped Out, "The Unfortunate Five" Mitchell T. Ness csc H ol ly H obbi e, “The Night-C rawl i ng N ewbie” Brett Van Dyke csc N orthern Rescue, “D-U-A-L-I-T-Y” WINNER: BRETT VAN DYKE csc NORTHERN RESCUE, “D-U-A-L-I-T-Y” COMEDY SERIES CINEMATOGRAPHY Sponsored by Vanguarde Artists Kristin Fieldhouse Li ttl e Dog , “Round E i g ht” D. Gregor Hagey csc Wayne, "Thought We Was Friends" Cabot McNenly C avendish, “C harl ottetown N i g hts” Brett Van Dyke csc C arter, “H arl ey Wears A Wi g ” WINNER: D. GREGOR HAGEY csc WAYNE, "THOUGHT WE WAS FRIENDS" ROBERT BROOKS AWARD FOR DOCUMENTARY LONG FORMAT CINEMATOGRAPHY Geoffroy Beauchemin Odyssée sous les glaces I Under Thin Ice Jeremy Benning csc, Martin Wojtunik & Michael Reid Alone Across the Arctic John Choi Spaceman Ryan A. Randall Workhorse Kristoff Rochon Gordon Lightfoot: If You Could Read My Mind WINNER: GEOFFROY BEAUCHEMIN ODYSSÉE SOUS LES GLACES I UNDER THIN ICE DOCUMENTARY SHORT FORMAT CINEMATOGRAPHY Mitchell Baxter This Ink Runs Deep Martin Buzora The Story of Pema Diego Guijarro Mothers Of Goh Iromoto Lure of the North WINNER: MARTIN BUZORA THE STORY OF PEMA MUSIC VIDEO CINEMATOGRAPHY Sponsored by Grandé Camera Matt Bendo “C hi l dren of Today” performed by Bl asterjaxx Jason George “Ri se” performed by A pocal ypti ca Farhad Ghaderi “Vi rtuous C i rcl e” performed by J ordan Kl assen Norm Li csc “A nd, We Di sappear” performed by A l askan Tapes Alexandre Nour Desjardins “Lady Wi nter” performed by The O’ P ears WINNER: NORM LI csc “AND, WE DISAPPEAR” PERFORMED BY ALASKAN TAPES STUDENT CINEMATOGRAPHY Sponsored by Panavision Canada Jordan Batchelor Anemone, Sheridan College Ian W. Mrozewski Bunny, University of British Columbia Calvin Van Arragon Hang Up!, Sheridan College WINNER: JORDAN BATCHELOR ANEMONE, SHERIDAN COLLEGE THE MASTERS AWARD "For outstanding contribution to the art of cinematography.” JEAN-CLAUDE LABRECQUE csc, (posthumously) THE BILL HILSON AWARD "For outstanding service contributing to the development of the motion picture industry in Canada.” WALTER KLASSEN walterklassen.com THE PRESIDENT’S AWARD “For outstanding service to the Canadian Society of Cinematographers.” CAROLYN WONG scanology.ca THE CAMERA ASSISTANT AWARD OF MERIT “For excellence and outstanding professionalism in the performance of the AC duties and responsibilities” JOSEPH MICOMONACO Micomonaco IMDB .
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