Alberta Film & Television Awards
In 2012 – The Alberta Film & Television Awards will be heading into its 38th year. That’s 38 years of celebrating Albertans working in the film, television and digital media industries! Each year, as the industry comes together as a whole to toast their achievements, and to mix and mingle on the red carpet – it is always a highly anticipated event. The 2012 Alberta Film & Television Awards will be held in Calgary, Saturday, May 12th at the Hyatt Regency hotel. Hope to see you there!
AMPIA Announces Producer for 38th Annual ‘Rosie’ Awards
Edmonton – January 24, 2012. The Alberta Media Production Industries Association (AMPIA) is pleased to announce that Sue Hutch has been named as Producer of the 38th Alberta Film & Television Awards (also known as ‘The Rosies’), taking place in Calgary, on May 12th at the Hyatt Regency Hotel. Sue comes to the project with many years of experience in film & television, as well as live events. Sue will be supported by Joe Media to produce this highly anticipated show. We’re thrilled to have Sue and Joe Media working with us to bring the Alberta Film & Television Awards to Calgary!
AMPIA is also pleased to announce that Pauline Lancaster will be returning to the Awards team, this year in the capacity of Jury Manager and Awards Consultant. Working out of the AMPIA offices in Edmonton, Pauline will be responsible for overseeing the jury process for the Awards and also providing support for Sue and our team in Calgary.
About Sue Hutch:
Sue has worked for many years in various writing, directing, editing co-producing and producing roles for the Joe Media Group, including producing “Dream Makers”, a history of First Nations in film and television and “Dreamcatcher”, the story of a musical tour to end youth suicide. Sue has also a wealth of experience in live event production including “The Huron Carol”, “Women of Distinction Awards”, and the Canada Olympic Celebration. Sue also has two ‘Rosie’ Awards to her name for “Voices of Hope” (Best Documentary Under 30, 1998) and “The Huron Carol” (Best PSA, 1998).
About Pauline Lancaster:
An independent producer of both live events and film and television, Pauline has produced the last several ‘Rosie’ Awards shows in Edmonton. She also has worked for over 25 years in the Alberta film and television industry in various capacities for CMT, ROGERS/CityTV, Prairie Dog Films, Mosaic Entertainment, Anaïd Productions, Alliance Atlantis and Great North Productions.
2011 Alberta Film & Television Awards Finalists
Rosie Award Winners 1974-2011 (PDF download)
