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Dog River comes to Yorkton for the Awards Gala
Tara Spencer-Nairn and Lorne Cardinal, the Dog River police force on Corner Gas, will be the masters of ceremony for the Golden Sheaf Award Gala May 24. They play Karen Pelly and Davis Quinton on the popular CTV show, set in Saskatchewan, which will soon start filming its sixth and final season. More details about Gala ticket availability coming soon.
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The Golden Sheaf Award nominees are...
The nominees in 20 categories were announced April 15.
The complete list >
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WestJet conference package
A WestJet conference flight package is available to those attending the Festival. Please use the following documents to review the infomation and book your flight in and out of Regina, SK. WestJet information (PDF) Fax booking form (PDF) Email booking form (MS Word, to be filled and emailed back to WestJet; do not change the file name) Host hotel and shuttle informationOur host hotel is the Best Western Parkland Inn. Visit www.parklandinn.com or call toll-free 1.800.667.1585 to make your reservations.
Complimentary shuttle service is available for all delegates, providing transportation from Regina International Airport to Yorkton and back (if you really must leave). Please email your travel itinerary to info@goldensheafawards.com. |
Pitch and Munch guests announced
Pitch and Munch, a highlight for film makers at the Yorkton Short Film & Video Festival, gives them the opportunity to meet, make connections with and pitch their film to industry officials. Broadcasters and distributor reps who will be attending have been announced. Details >
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 Radical Dreamer screened at Festival
Radical Dreamer: The Passionate Journey of Graham Spry will be screened Friday afternoon, May 23, less than a month after it makes its national television debut. The screening is free and open to the public. It is a documentary film biography of one of the least known and most influential Canadians of the past century, often called The Father of Canadian Broadcasting for his hugely successful lobby to create a national public radio network in the 1930s. But his influence on Canadian culture and society has been relatively unheralded before the co-production of this 58-minute documentary by White Pine Pictures and Soundings/Steele Inc.
More about Radical Dreamer >
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Your opportunity to see award-winning movies
Films from around the world are shown at our monthly Not Your Ordinary Wednesday Night at the Movies!
Schedule and ticket info >
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