Драматический сериал Heartland получил 11 номинаций на престижные премии Rosie Awards

Долгоиграющий канадский сериал Heartland был номинирован в 11 категориях на церемонию вручения премий Rosie Awards, включая награды за лучший сценарий и актерскую игру. Премия, отмечающая 52-й юбилей, объединяет профессионалов индустрии Альберты, где съемки сериала продолжаются уже 20-й сезон.

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Canada’s longest-running scripted drama, Heartland, has been nominated for 11 Rosie Awards by the Alberta Media Production Industries Association. Across 50 Class and Craft categories, 292 nominees were selected for Rosies. The locally filmed series was recognized in several categories, including Best Scripted Series, Best Performance, Best Director, and Best Costume Designer. Related Stories: - Heartland back in High River filming Season 20 - Amber Marshall on Heartland's potential 20th season, horses, and life in Alberta - ‘My Life with the Walter Boys’ returns to Netflix with familiar Foothills filming locations Now in its 52nd year, the Rosies bring Alberta’s screen community together. Canadian actor Andrew Phung will host the 2026 Rosie Awards on Nov. 7 at the Jubilee Auditorium in Calgary. What was Heartland nominated for? The 19th season of Heartland is up for Best Scripted Series or Mini-Series, competing against Eyes in the Woods and In the Pines. Amber Marshall, who plays Amy Fleming, was nominated for Best Performance, Female or Nonbinary, for the first episode of the season, “Risk Everything.” Shaun Johnston, who plays Jack Bartlett, was also nominated for Best Performance, Male or Nonbinary, for episode seven, “Fall Down, Get Back Up.” Baye McPherson, who plays Katie Fleming-Morris, was nominated for Best Supporting Performance, Female or Nonbinary, for her work in episode six, “Under the Lights.” In the Best Director, Scripted Over 30 Minutes category, Heartland received two nominations. Dean Bennett was nominated for episode 10, “Forgiveness,” while Jess Maldaner was nominated for episode nine, “Revenge.” Screenwriter Mark Haroun was nominated for episode one, “Risk Everything,” in the Best Screenwriter, Scripted Over 30 Minutes category. Damon Moreau was nominated for his work on episode six, “Under the Lights,” for Best Cinematographer, Scripted Over 30 Minutes. Jerry Skibinsky was nominated for his work on “Under the Lights” for Best Editor, Scripted Over 30 Minutes. Ken Filewych was also nominated in the category for his work on episode three, “Ghosts.” The 11th nomination went to Jamie Block for his work on episode seven, “Fall Down, Get Back Up,” in the Best Costume Designer category. The locally filmed series is currently in production for its 20th season.