http://juliapelish.com/blog/2008/05/23/centigrade-and-colin-cunningham-roar-at-the-leo-awards/ Toronto and Vancouver Photographer. Elegance. Professionalism. Timelessness. Mon, 06 Feb 2012 05:44:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://juliapelish.com/blog/2008/05/23/centigrade-and-colin-cunningham-roar-at-the-leo-awards/comment-page-1/#comment-510 Leo Awards Crown ‘Centigrade’, ‘Elijah’ and ‘Smallville’ as the Best of BC : Julia Pelish Photography News Sun, 25 May 2008 19:59:41 +0000 http://juliapelish.com/blog/2008/05/23/centigrade-and-colin-cunningham-roar-at-the-leo-awards/#comment-510 [...] Colin Cunningham arrived at the Westin Bayshore on Saturday resembling a pirate and proceeded to raid the coffers of the Leo Awards for a second consecutive night. The Vancouver actor followed a win on Friday for Best Direction with the top acting prize in the Short Drama category for his role in “Centigrade”, a 17-minute, 11-second-long thriller that he wrote.“Centigrade” also won for Best Short Drama as the British Columbia Film and Television Industry wrapped up its 10th annual celebrations of local filmmakers and their work. Producers Madison Graie and Derrick Garland claimed the best-in-show prize, the fifth for “Centigrade” during the two-night showcase. Other big winners included: “Elijah”, which won Best Feature Length Drama as well as three other awards; “Smallville”, the Best Dramatic Series; “jPod”, the winner of four Best Dramatic Series awards; and documentary standout “The Suicide Tourist”, which tied the innovative dramatic series “Tin Man – Night 1” for the most Leos (six). [...] [...] Colin Cunningham arrived at the Westin Bayshore on Saturday resembling a pirate and proceeded to raid the coffers of the Leo Awards for a second consecutive night. The Vancouver actor followed a win on Friday for Best Direction with the top acting prize in the Short Drama category for his role in “Centigrade”, a 17-minute, 11-second-long thriller that he wrote.“Centigrade” also won for Best Short Drama as the British Columbia Film and Television Industry wrapped up its 10th annual celebrations of local filmmakers and their work. Producers Madison Graie and Derrick Garland claimed the best-in-show prize, the fifth for “Centigrade” during the two-night showcase. Other big winners included: “Elijah”, which won Best Feature Length Drama as well as three other awards; “Smallville”, the Best Dramatic Series; “jPod”, the winner of four Best Dramatic Series awards; and documentary standout “The Suicide Tourist”, which tied the innovative dramatic series “Tin Man – Night 1” for the most Leos (six). [...]

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