List of awards and nominations received by Heartland

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List of awards and nominations received by Heartland
Total number of wins and nominations
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Footnotes

Heartland is a Canadian dramatic television series, it follows sisters Amy and Lou Fleming, their grandfather Jack Bartlett, and Ty Borden, through the highs and lows of life at their ranch.

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Total nominations and awards for the cast

ActorNominationsAwards
Shaun Johnston61
Alisha Newton 53
Amber Marshall 31
Graham Wardle 30
Julia Baker20
Nathaniel Arcand 10

Canadian Screen Awards

The Canadian Screen Awards are given annually by the Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television recognizing excellence in Canadian film, English-language television, and digital media. Heartland has two nominations, with one win.

YearCategoryNomineeResultReference
2013Canada’s Screen Star Amber Marshall Won [1]
2015Best Cross-Platform Project, FictionAmy Cameron, Michael Clarke, Mike Evans, Fergus Heywood, Scott Lepp, Allen Martin, Drick Potvin, Jordy Randall, Eva Riinitze, Tyrone Warner, Zach Zahos
(The Heartland Companion App)		Nominated [2]

Directors Guild of Canada Awards

The Directors Guild of Canada hosts an annual awards ceremony recognizing achievement in directing, production design, picture and sound editing. Heartland has nine wins out of thirteen nominations.

YearCategoryNomineeResultReference
2008Best Television Series – FamilyDon McBrearty, Lorenz Augustin, Hudson Cooley
(Episode 107: Come What May)		Nominated [3]
2009Best Television Series – FamilyRon Murphy, Lorenz Augustin, Hudson Cooley
(Episode 204: Dancing in the Dark)		Won [4]
2010Best Television Series – FamilyDean Bennett, Lorenz Augustin, Hudson Cooley
(Episode 304: The Haunting of Hanley Barn)		Won [5]
2011Best Television Series – FamilyT.W. Peacocke, Lorenz Augustin, Hudson Cooley
(Episode 407: Jackpot)		Won [6]
Best Sound Editing - Television Movie/Mini-SeriesKevin Howard, Robert Hegedus, Richard Calistan, Marvyn Dennis, Kevin Banks, Jason MacNeill
(A Heartland Christmas)		Won
2012Best Television Series – FamilyGrant Harvey, Lorenz Augustin, Hudson Cooley
(Episode 503: What's in a Name?)		Won [7]
2013Best Television Series – FamilyStefan Scaini, Lorenz Augustin, Hudson Cooley
(Episode 601: Running Against the Wind)		Won [8]
Dean Bennett, Lorenz Augustin, Hudson Cooley
(Episode 610: The Road Ahead)		Nominated
Best Sound Editing – Television SeriesKevin Banks, Richard Calistan, Robert Hegedus, Kevin Howard, and P. Jason MacNeill
(Episode 610: The Road Ahead)		Nominated
2014Best Television Series – FamilyDean Bennett, Lorenz Augustin, Hudson Cooley, Joe D'Addetta
(Episode 710: Darkness and Light)		Won [9]
Stefan Scaini, Lorenz Augustin, Hudson Cooley
(Episode 704: The Penny Drops)		Nominated
2016Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Family SeriesBruce McDonald
(Episode 910: Before the Darkness)		Won [10]
2017Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Family SeriesDean Bennett
(Episode 1009: A Horse with No Rider)		Won [11]

Gemini Awards

The Gemini Awards were annual awards given by the Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television to recognize achievements in English-language television. Heartland garnered nine nominations, with one win.

YearCategoryNomineeResultReference
2008Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Supporting Role in a Dramatic SeriesShaun Johnston
(episode: Nothing Endures)		Nominated [12]
Best Sound in a Dramatic SeriesRon Osiowy, Paul Shubat, Steve Foster, Kevin Howard, Robert Hegedus, Sid Lieberman
(episode: Born to Run)		Nominated
2009Best Sound in a Dramatic SeriesSid Lieberman, Steve Foster, Paul Shubat, Kevin Howard, Robert Hegedus, Richard Calistan, Ron Osiowy, Kevin Banks
(episode: Sweetheart of the Rodeo)		Nominated
2010Best Writing in a Dramatic SeriesMark HarounNominated
2011Best Original Music Score for a Program or SeriesKeith Power
(episode: Homecoming)		Nominated
Best Direction in a Dramatic Program or Mini-SeriesDean Bennett
(A Heartland Christmas)		Nominated
Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Supporting Role in a Dramatic Program or Mini-Series Nicholas Campbell
(A Heartland Christmas)		Nominated
Best Performance by an Actress in a Guest Role Dramatic Series Alberta Watson
(episode: Where the Truth Lies)		Won
Best Sound in a Dramatic SeriesPaul Shubat, Kevin Banks, Steve Foster, Kevin Howard, Robert Hegedus, Richard Calistan, Ron Osiowy, Sid Lieberman
(episode: Jackpot)		Nominated

Joey Awards

The Joey Awards are given annually to young Canadian performers in film and television. Heartland has been nominated eight times, winning twice.

YearCategoryNomineeResultReference
2014Young Actress age 14 or younger in a TV Series Drama Supporting/Recurring Alisha Newton Won [13]
Young Actor age 12 or younger in a TV Series Drama Supporting/RecurringCarson J. PoundNominated
2015Best Actress in a TV Drama Leading Role Alisha Newton Won [14]
Best Actor in a TV Drama Recurring Role 8-12 YearsCarson J. PoundNominated
Best Actress in a TV Drama Guest Starring Role Age 9-12 YearsJulia LalondeNominated
Best Actress in a TV Drama Featured Role 4-9 YearsJulia BakerNominated
2016Young Actress in a Drama TV Series Leading Role 14-18 Years Alisha Newton Nominated [15]
Young Actress in a Drama TV Series Recurring Role 4-9 YearsJulia BakerNominated

Leo Awards

The Leo Awards are annual awards honouring the best in film and television in the province of British Columbia. Heartland has been nominated five times.

YearCategoryNomineeResultReference
2009Best Lead Performance by a Male in a Dramatic Series Graham Wardle
(episode: Summer’s End)		Nominated [16]
2010Best Lead Performance by a Male in a Dramatic Series Graham Wardle
(episode: The Starting Gate)		Nominated [17]
Best Screenwriting in a Dramatic SeriesKen Craw
(episode: Quarantine)		Nominated
2011Best Screenwriting in a Dramatic SeriesKen Craw
(episode: Family Business)		Nominated [18]
2012Best Lead Performance by a Male in a Dramatic Series Graham Wardle
(episode: Beyond Hell's Half Mile)		Nominated [19]

Rosie Awards

The Rosie Awards is the name given to the Alberta Film and Television Awards, presented annually by Alberta Media Production Industries Association (AMPIA).

YearCategoryNomineeResultReference
2013Best Dramatic SeriesTom Cox & Jordy RandallNominated [20]
Best Director (Drama Over 30 Minutes)Grant Harvey
(episode: Helping Hands)		Nominated
Dean Bennett
(episode: The Road Ahead)		Nominated
Best Performance by an Alberta Actor Nathaniel Arcand
(episode: Waiting for Tomorrow)		Nominated
Shaun Johnston
(episode: The Road Ahead)		Nominated
Best Screenwriter (Drama Over 30 Minutes)Mark Haroun
(episode: Do The Right Thing)		Nominated
Best Cinematographer (Drama Over 30 Minutes)Craig Wrobleski
(episode: The Road Ahead)		Nominated
Best Editor (Drama Over 30 Minutes)Ken Filewych
(episode: The Road Ahead)		Nominated
Best Overall Sound (Drama Over 30 Minutes)George Tarrant & Michael Leder
(episode: Running Against The Wind)		Won
Best Production Designer/Art DirectorRick Roberts
(episode: The Road Ahead)		Nominated
Best Costume DesignerAndre Ricard
(episode: Helping Hands)		Nominated
Best Visual Effects - (Computer Generated)Ken Bitz & Jason Lavoie
(episode: Helping Hands)		Nominated
Best Visual Effects - (Practical)Leo Weiser
(episode: The Road Ahead)		Nominated
2014Best Dramatic SeriesTom Cox & Jordy RandallNominated [21]
Best Director (Drama Over 30 Minutes)Dean Bennett
(episode: There But For Fortune)		Nominated
Best Performance by an Alberta ActorShaun Johnston
(episode: Under Pressure)		Nominated
Best Screenwriter (Drama Over 30 Minutes)Mark Haroun
(episode: Best Man)		Nominated
Best Cinematographer (Drama Over 30 Minutes)Craig Wrobleski
(episode: There But For Fortune)		Won
Best Editor (Drama Over 30 Minutes)Ken Filewych
(episode: There But For Fortune)		Nominated
Best Overall Sound (Drama Over 30 Minutes)George Tarrant & Roger Roscoe
(episode: There But For Fortune)		Nominated
Best Production Designer/Art DirectorRick Roberts
(episode: Picking Up the Pieces)		Nominated
Best Costume DesignerAndre Ricard
(episode: Picking Up the Pieces)		Nominated
Best Visual Effects - (Practical)Leo Weiser
(episode: Picking Up the Pieces)		Nominated
2015Best Dramatic SeriesTom Cox & Jordy RandallNominated [22]
Best Web SeriesJordy Randall & Scott Lepp
(episode: Heartland Companion App)		Nominated
Best Director (Drama Over 30 Minutes)Dean Bennett
(episode: The Heart of a River)		Nominated
Best Performance by an Alberta ActorShaun Johnston
(episode: Be Careful What You Wish For)		Nominated
Best Screenwriter (Drama Over 30 Minutes)Mark Haroun
(episode: Broken Heartland)		Nominated
Best Cinematographer (Drama Over 30 Minutes)Craig Wrobleski
(episode: Secrets and Lies)		Won
Best Overall Sound (Drama Over 30 Minutes)George Tarrant & Jesse Sanderson & Les Pahl
(episode: The Heart of a River)		Nominated
2016Best Dramatic SeriesTom Cox & Jordy RandallNominated [23]
Best Digital or Interactive ProjectJordy Randall & Scott Lepp
(@GeorgieFlemingMorris)		Nominated
Best Director (Drama Over 30 Minutes)Dean Bennett
(episode: Ties of the Earth)		Nominated
Best Performance by an Alberta ActorShaun Johnston
(episode: Ties of the Earth)		Nominated
Best Performance by an Alberta Actress Amber Marshall
(episode: Written in Stone)		Nominated
Best Screenwriter (Drama Over 30 Minutes)Mark Haroun
(episode: All I Need is You)		Nominated
Best Cinematographer (Drama Over 30 Minutes)Craig Wrobleski
(episode: Darkness Before Dawn)		Nominated
Best Editor (Drama Over 30 Minutes)Ken Filewych
(episode: Darkness Before Dawn)		Nominated
Best Overall Sound (Drama Over 30 Minutes)George Tarrant & Jesse Sanderson & Les Pahl
(episode: Riding for a Fall)		Won
2017Best Dramatic SeriesTom Cox & Jordy RandallNominated [24]
Best Director (Drama Over 30 Minutes)Dean Bennett
(episode: A Horse with No Rider)		Nominated
Best Performance by an Alberta ActorShaun Johnston
(episode: Here and Now)		Nominated
Best Performance by an Alberta Actress Amber Marshall
(episode: A Horse with No Rider)		Nominated
Best Screenwriter (Drama Over 30 Minutes)Mark Haroun
(episode: You Just Know)		Nominated
Best Cinematographer (Drama Over 30 Minutes)Jarrett Craig
(episode: A Horse with No Rider)		Nominated
Best Overall Sound (Drama Over 30 Minutes)George Tarrant, Les Paul, Mike Woroniuk & Paul Shubat
(episode: A Horse with No Rider)		Nominated
Best Production Designer/Art DirectorTrevor Smith
(episode: A Horse with No Rider)		Nominated
Best Visual EffectsKen Bitz & Jason Lavoie
(episode: Aurora Borealis)		Nominated

Young Artist Awards

The Young Artist Awards are awarded annually to young actors in film and television. Heartland has one win from four nominations.

YearCategoryNomineeResultReference
2010Best Performance in a TV Series - Guest Starring Young Actor 14 and OverJack KnightNominated [25]
2013Best Performance in a TV Series (Comedy or Drama) - Supporting Young Actress Alisha Newton Won [26]
2014Best Performance in a TV Series (Comedy or Drama) - Supporting Young Actress Alisha Newton Nominated [27]
2015Best Performance in a TV Series - Guest Starring Young Actress 11-13Julia LalondeNominated [28]

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