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The 2017 Alberta Film and Ice Guardians It's Not My Fault Television Awards Finalists Adam Scorgie, Producer And I Don't Care Anyway Score G Production Films Camille Beaudoin, Jesse Lipscombe CLASS CATEGORIES & Eric Rebalkin, Producers Memento Mori Mosaic Entertainment BEST DOCUMENTARY SERIES Rosvita Dransfeld & Bonnie Thompson, Producers She Has A Name Against the Ropes ID Productions & National Film Board Matthew Kooman, Producer Ryan Northcott & Pollyanna of Canada Unveil Studios Hardwicke-Brown, Producers Gruv Pix Productions No Roads In BEST CHILDREN'S Geoff Plewes, Josh Wong, Adam PROGRAM OR SERIES Arena: Building of an Icon Naugler & Blake Reid, Producers Gord Redel, Michael Bobroff, D.H. No Roads In Productions MindFuel - Cool Careers (Don) Metz & Bryce York, Producers Jennifer Avis & Liz Bugera, Oilers Entertainment Group Things Arab Men Say Producers Bonnie Thompson, Producer Jump Studios Going Wild National Film Board of Canada Bryan Smith, Producer Monster Space Bungalow MiMedia Wolverine: Ghost of the Jordan Bloemen, Matthias Smale & Northern Forest Colin Waugh, Producers The Failure Way Andrew Manske, Brian Bildson Sticks & Stones Olaf Blomerus & Chris Dowsett, & Jeff Turner, Producers Producers Compass Media Oniva! BLMRS Gaetan Benoit, Producer BEST DRAMATIC SERIES Radio - Canada BEST DOCUMENTARY UNDER 30 MINUTES Heartland Squeaks & Cheeks Tom Cox & Jordy Randall, Producers Rebecca Campbell, Producer 19 Days SEVEN24 Films Catapult Productions David Christensen, Producer National Film Board of Canada Hell On Wheels BEST NEWS FEATURE Chad Oakes & Michael Frislev, Beneath the Surface Producers Car 1202 Frederick Kroetsch & Kurt Spenrath, Nomadic Pictures Michelle Gayse Leader, Producer Rebecca Campbell, Producers Leader Productions Open Sky Pictures Wynonna Earp Tom Cox & Jordy Randall, Producers Chris Koch Profile Café-Nation - A TELUS Original SEVEN24 Films Phoenix, Producer Matt Embry, Ravinder Minhas & Shaw Cablesystems Laura O'Grady, Producers BEST DRAMATIC FEATURE Spotlight Productions MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE Raven Michelle Gayse Leader, Producer Queer Hutterite - A TELUS Original A Miracle on Christmas Lake Leader Productions Matt Embry, Ravinder Minhas & Jayson Therrien, John Kissack & Laura O'Grady, Producers Sandra Quinn, Producers Rescue By Air Spotlight Productions Green Productions Doug Roxburgh, Producer Shaw TV Ripped: Inside Women's Chokeslam Bodybuilding - A TELUS Original Carolyn McMaster, Producer The Way Ahead Matt Embry, Ravinder Minhas & Chaos a Film Company Briar Stewart & Terry Reith, Laura O'Grady, Producers Producers Spotlight Productions Considering Love and Other Magic Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Dave Schultz, Producer The Harder I Fight III Interstate 80 Entertainment YYC Corey Lee & Susan Bristow, Michelle Gayse Leader, Producer Producers Incontrol Leader Productions enriquePoe Moving Pictures Kurtis David Harder, Chris Ball, Josip Condic & Camilo Lopez, Producers BEST INFORMATION BEST DOCUMENTARY Umbrella Collective Films OR LIFESTYLE SERIES OVER 30 MINUTES Alberta Primetime Danny Baldassarre, Kelsey Dyer, I Got Rhythm: The Science of Song Stephanie Raddatz, Sarah Richter & Connie Edwards, Producer Chelan Skulski, Producers Souleado Entertainment CTV Two Alberta Car Stories ATCO Wonderland Farewell Night Matt Gillespie, Stephan Gabriele & Ian Allison, Producer Michael Bobroff, D.H (Don) Metz Peter Hays, Producers Spruce Meadows Television & Rich Meyers, Producers Joe Media Group Oilers Entertainment Group Fortis "Power On" Good Taste Matt Gillespie, Richard Cairns & Swimming Canada "The Farm" Matt Embry & Ravinder Minhas, Claudia Neff, Producers Ryley Burghal & Matt Gillespie, Producers Joe Media Group Producers Spotlight Productions Joe Media Group Princess Auto - The Big Game The Creatives Matt Gillespie & Claudia Neff, the smalls: Edmonton Music Legacy Locke Vincent & Jay Lawrance Producers Award Tribute Producers Joe Media Group John Kerr, Producer Locke Stock Creative Crowsnest Film Travelodge "The Seasoned Traveller" Why I Love: Lloydminster Andrew Ferns, Jason Hardy, BEST PROMOTIONAL Matt Embry, Ravinder Minhas & Angelique Silberman, Producers PRODUCTION Laura O'Grady, Producers Chatterson Motion Spotlight Productions Calgary Stampede BEST PUBLIC SERVICE OR NOT- Wrap Up Video 2016 BEST TELEVISION COMMERCIAL FOR-PROFIT PRODUCTION Cindy Gillies, Mike Little & Brendon UNDER $50K Rathbone, Producers Big Brother and Big Sisters of Shine Light & Calgary Stampede #loveyyc Calgary and Area "Lily" Matt Gillespie & Karen Sveinson, Matt Gillespie & Richard Cairns, Chief Nation Producers Producers Kevin Lance Little Light & Eppo Joe Media Group Joe Media Group Eerkes, Producers Aboriginal Zombie & Pounce TV Holiday Special Andrew Ference: Bread is Life Christmas Eve Eppo Eerkes, Producer Honens Festival 2016 Colin Waugh, Matthew Satchwill, Pounce TV Chris Krieger, Chantelle Kolesnik & Jordan Bloemen & Matthew Gresiuk, Ryan Bouman, Producers Producers Historica Canada - Heritage Minute- DDG Sticks & Stones Viola Desmond Brent Kawchuk, Producer Stampede Things Holiday Special Andrew Ference: Corkscrew Media & Stir Films Cindy Gillies, Mike Little & Morning After Brendon Rathbone, Producers Colin Waugh, Matthew Satchwill, The Alberta Emerald Awards Shine Light- Calgary Stampede Jordan Bloemen & Matthew Gresiuk, Colleen Nuc, Producer Producers Hoopla Media the smalls: Forever Is A Long Time Sticks & Stones 2016 Theatrical Trailer Veritas Genetics "Breasts" John Kerr, Producer Jiffy Lube - Right Track Hurry Matt Gillespie, Producer Crowsnest Film Hans J. 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