17th Gemini Awards

The 17th Gemini Awards were held on November 4, 2002 to honour achievements in Canadian television.[1] It was hosted by Seán Cullen, and was broadcast on CBC.[2]

Awards

Program categories

Drama series	Comedy series
Da Vinci's Inquest Bliss Cold Squad Dice Foreign Objects	An American in Canada Buzz Made in Canada This Hour Has 22 Minutes Women of the Night
Animated program or series	Documentary series
Aaagh! It's the Mr. Hell Show! Angela Anaconda Eckhart The Santa Claus Brothers Yvon of the Yukon	Witness Family Dance: Tales From the Sandwich Generation The Nature of Things The Secret World of Gardens Turning Points of History
Children's or youth fiction	Children's or youth non-fiction
The Famous Jett Jackson Big Wolf on Campus Incredible Story Studios Mentors Our Hero	Street Cents 21c The NewMusic: "Fight the Power: Music & Politics" VOX
Dramatic Mini-Series or TV Movie	Biography Documentary Program or Series
Torso: The Evelyn Dick Story Armistead Maupin's Further Tales of the City Jinnah On Crime Society's Child Stolen Miracle	Tommy: A Family Portrait The Canadians: "Nell Shipman" Life and Times: "The Donald Marshall Story" Mama June: A Different Perspective on AIDS Ted Allan: Minstrel Boy of the 20th Century
History Documentary Program or Series	Lifestyle Program or Series
The Last Just Man Canadian Women of Courage: Eyewitness to War Journey to Justice The Notorious Mrs. Dick White Thunder	Opening Soon Great Canadian Rivers My Messy Bedroom SexTV The Surgeons
Music or Variety Program or Series	Pre-School Program or Series
Live at the Rehearsal Hall The 2002 Juno Awards The Guess Who: The Concert History Bites The Thrill on the Hill: Canada Day 2001	Maggie and the Ferocious Beast
Science or Nature Documentary Program or Series	Social/Political Documentary Program (Donald Brittain Award)
The Secret World of Gardens: "Frogs" — Susan Fleming Bushmeat: The Slaughter of the Apes — Dawna Treibicz, John Panikkar The Cold Embrace — Andrew Gregg, Gordon Henderson The Parkinson's Enigma — Bette Thompson, Terence McKeown The Nature of Things: "Touch: The Forgotten Sense" — Roger Frappier, Jean Lemire	Offspring — Barry Stevens, Laszlo Barna Aftermath: The Remnants of War — Peter Starr, Ed Barreveld, Michael Kot Culture Jam: Hijacking Commercial Culture — Jill Sharpe, Lynn Booth In the Line of Fire — Patricia Naylor Waging Peace: A Year in the Life of Caledonia Junior High — Sally Bochner, Peter d'Entremont, Kent Martin
Practical information	Talk program or series
Broken House Chronicles	Health on the Line
Short dramatic program	Performing Arts Program or Series
Clothesline Patch	Dracula: Pages From a Virgin’s Diary
Newscast	News information series
The National CTV National News CTV News at Six	The Fifth Estate Foreign Assignment Marketplace Trail of a Terrorist W-FIVE
News special event coverage	Live sporting event
CBC News: September 11 attacks	Hockey Night in Canada: "First Saturday of the 50th Season"
Sports program or series
The Olympians

Performance categories

Lead actor, drama	Lead actress, drama
Donnelly Rhodes, Da Vinci's Inquest Demore Barnes, The Associates Martin Cummins, Dice John Shea, Mutant X Maurice Dean Wint, Blue Murder	Julie Stewart, Cold Squad Tamara Hickey, The Associates Janet Kidder, Tom Stone Victoria Snow, Paradise Falls Venus Terzo, Da Vinci's Inquest
Lead actor, television film or miniseries	Lead actress, television film or miniseries
Colm Feore, Trudeau Shawn Doyle, A Killing Spring Tyler Hynes, Tagged: The Jonathan Wamback Story Michael Ironside, The Last Chapter Colm Meaney, Random Passage	Aoife McMahon, Random Passage Wendy Crewson, A Killing Spring Barbara Garrick, Further Tales of the City Pascale Montpetit, The Stork Derby Kathleen Robertson, Torso: The Evelyn Dick Story
Supporting actor, drama series	Supporting actress, drama series
Garry Chalk, Cold Squad Nigel Bennett, Lexx Steve Cumyn, Paradise Falls Bill MacDonald, Paradise Falls Stuart Margolin, Tom Stone	Dixie Seatle, Paradise Falls Rebecca Jenkins, The Associates Marnie McPhail, The Associates Lauren Lee Smith, Mutant X Tamara Craig Thomas, Cold Squad
Supporting actor, drama program or miniseries	Supporting actress, drama program or miniseries
Sam Waterston, The Matthew Shepard Story Michel Forget, The Last Chapter Jean Marchand, Trudeau Guy Richer, Trudeau Ron White, Tagged: The Jonathan Wamback Story	Jackie Burroughs, Further Tales of the City Céline Bonnier, The Last Chapter Brenda Fricker, Torso: The Evelyn Dick Story Sherry Miller, A Killing Spring Deborah Pollitt, Random Passage
Guest actor	Guest actress
Tom Scholte, Da Vinci's Inquest Ron Gabriel, Blue Murder Randy Hughson, Blue Murder Michael Riley, The Associates Peter Stebbings, Blue Murder	Julia Chantrey, Blue Murder Keegan Connor Tracy, Da Vinci's Inquest Ellie Harvie, Cold Squad Kristin Lehman, Andromeda Gabrielle Rose, Tom Stone Waneta Storms, Blue Murder
Individual performance, comedy	Ensemble performance, comedy
Bette MacDonald, Ha!ifax Comedy Fest Gala Jayne Eastwood, The Endless Grind Peter Keleghan, Royal Canadian Air Farce Nikki Payne, Ha!ifax Comedy Fest Gala	Made in Canada — Rick Mercer, Jackie Torrens, Dan Lett, Peter Keleghan, Leah Pinsent This Hour Has 22 Minutes — Colin Mochrie, Greg Thomey Trailer Park Boys — Sarah Dunsworth, Robb Wells, Mike Smith, John Dunsworth, Pat Roach, Lucy Decoutere, Cory Bowles, Michael Jackson, Barrie Dunn, Elliot Page, Shelley Thompson, Sam Tarasco, John Paul Tremblay, Jonathan Torrens
Performance in a children's or youth program or series	Performance in a preschool program or series
Gordon Greene, The Famous Jett Jackson	James Rankin, Scoop and Doozie

Craft categories

Editorial research	Visual research

Make-Up	Costume Design

Photography in a comedy series	Photography in a documentary program or factual series

Photography in a drama program or series	Photography in a lifestyle or reality program or series

Photography in a news or information program, series or segment	Photography in a variety or sketch comedy program or series

Editing in a comedy program or series	Editing in a dramatic program or series

Editing in a variety or sketch comedy program or series	Editing in a documentary program or series

Editing in a factual program or series	Editing in a reality or competition program or series

Production design/art direction in a fiction program or series	Production design/art direction in a non-fiction program or series

Sound in a fiction program or series	Sound in a non-fiction program or series

Sound in a variety or animated program or series	Visual effects

Casting

Directing, Children's or youth	Directing, Comedy
	*John Greyson, Made in Canada: "Roomies"* Greg Lawrence, The Endless Grind Stephen Reynolds, Made in Canada: "The War of 1812" Henry Sarwer-Foner, Made in Canada: "Damacles, Time Traveler" Henry Sarwer-Foner, This Hour Has 22 Minutes
Directing, Documentary or factual series	Directing, Documentary program

Directing, Dramatic program or mini–series	Directing, Dramatic series
	Da Vinci's Inquest The Associates Blue Murder Cold Squad
Directing, Lifestyle program or mini–series	Directing, Live sporting event

Directing, Reality or competition program or series	Directing, Variety or sketch comedy program or series

Directing, Animated program or series

Music in a non-fiction program or series	Original score for a program

Original score for a series

Writing, Children's or youth	Writing, Comedy
	Made in Canada
Writing, Documentary	Writing, Dramatic program or miniseries

Writing, Drama series	Writing, Factual program or series
Da Vinci's Inquest The Associates Cold Squad
Writing, Lifestyle or reality/competition program or series	Writing, Variety or sketch comedy program or series

Writing, Animated program or series

Special awards

Canada Award	Earle Grey Award
Film Club	Greg Malone, Andy Jones, Tommy Sexton[3]
Gemini's Hottest Star
Gordon Michael Woolvett

References

Tamsen Tillson, "‘Canada’ sweeps Geminis". Variety, September 24, 2002.
"And the Gemini winners are…". Playback, November 11, 2002.
"CODCO members to receive special Gemini Award". The Western Star, October 30, 2002.

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[1] Tamsen Tillson, "‘Canada’ sweeps Geminis". Variety, September 24, 2002.

[2] "And the Gemini winners are…". Playback, November 11, 2002.

[3] "CODCO members to receive special Gemini Award". The Western Star, October 30, 2002.

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