Awards & Press

AWARDS

Winner – Best Screenwriting – Information, Lifestyle or Reality Series
Mark Kenneth Woods – “Manchester”
Leo Awards 2021

Winner – Best Editing – Information, Lifestyle or Reality Series
Mark Kenneth Woods – “Manchester”
Leo Awards 2021

Nominee – Best Web Program or Series, Non-Fiction
Mark Kenneth Woods, Producer
Canadian Screen Awards 2023

Nominee – Best Host, Web Program or Series
Mark Kenneth Woods
Canadian Screen Awards 2023

Nominee – Best Web Program or Series, Non-Fiction
Mark Kenneth Woods, Michael Yerxa, Producers
Canadian Screen Awards 2021

Nominee – Best Information, Lifestyle or Reality Series
Mark Kenneth Woods, Michael Yerxa, Producers
Leo Awards 2021

Nominee – Best Direction – Information, Lifestyle or Reality Series
Mark Kenneth Woods – “Manchester”
Leo Awards 2021

Nominee – Best Host – Information, Lifestyle or Reality Series
Mark Kenneth Woods – “Manchester”
Leo Awards 2021

Nominee – Best Screenwriting – Information, Lifestyle or Reality Series
Mark Kenneth Woods – “Johannesburg”
Leo Awards 2020

Nominee – Best Picture Editing – Information, Lifestyle or Reality Series
Mark Kenneth Woods – “Johannesburg”
Leo Awards 2020

Nominee – Best Information, Lifestyle or Reality Program or Series
Mark Kenneth Woods, Michael Yerxa, Producers
Leo Awards 2019

Nominee – Best Direction – Information, Lifestyle or Reality Program or Series
Mark Kenneth Woods, Michael Yerxa – “Berlin”
Leo Awards 2019

Nominee – Best Host(s) – Information, Lifestyle or Reality Program or Series
Mark Kenneth Woods, Michael Yerxa – “Berlin”
Leo Awards 2019

PRESS

Proud of Pride
June 8th, 2020 – Never Apart
“Of course you are going to find queer history in New York and San Francisco in the last 50 years, but it can also be found in ancient China, pre-colonial Calgary, or 19th century Utah” (full article: neverapart.com)

Take a trip to Pride celebrations around the world in this wonderful new series 
July 31st, 2019 – CBC Arts
“Nobody taught me about Stonewall growing up. I never learned about all the many amazing LGBTQ2+ heroes whose shoulders we stand on. They weren’t in the history books.” (full article: cbc.ca)