Jenny Lewis (casting director)

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Jenny Lewis is a Canadian casting director, who is a partner with Sara Kay in the firm Lewis Kay Casting. [1]

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AwardYearCategoryWorkResultRef(s)
Gemini Awards 2006 Best Casting in a Television Series Heyday!
with Sara Kay
Won [2]
2007 Rent-a-Goalie
with Sara Kay
Nominated
2008 Nominated
2011 Todd and the Book of Pure Evil
with Sara Kay, Jim Heber
Nominated [3]
Canadian Screen Awards 2013 Won [4]
The Firm
with Sherry Thomas, Sara Kay, Sharon Bialy
Nominated
2015 The Best Laid Plans
with Sara Kay
Nominated [5]
2016 Bitten
with Sara Kay
Nominated [6]
2017 Letterkenny
with Sara Kay
Nominated
Frontier
with Sara Kay, Denise Chamain, Danielle Irvine
Nominated
2018 Letterkenny
with Sara Kay
Nominated
2019 Won [7]
2021 Nominated [8]
2023 Children Ruin Everything
with Sara Kay
Nominated
Letterkenny
with Sara Kay
Nominated
2022 Best Casting in a Film The Retreat
with Sara Kay
Nominated [9]
2024 BlackBerry
with Sara Kay, Pam Dixon
Pending [10]
Artios Awards 2021 Best Casting in a Television Series - Comedy What We Do in the Shadows
with Sara Kay, Gayle Keller
Won
2022 Best Casting in a Television Series - Drama The Boys
with Robert J. Ulrich, Eric Dawson, Carol Kritzer, Alex Newman, Sara Kay
Nominated
2024 Nominated
Emmy Awards 2020 Outstanding Casting for a Comedy Series What We Do in the Shadows
with Gayle Keller, Sara Kay
Nominated

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