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The Canadian Screen Award Award for Best Direction in a Children's or Youth Program or Series is a Canadian Screen Award that honours direction in English language children's television produced in Canada. [1]
Winners in bold.
| Year | Actor | Series | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2003 18th Gemini Awards | |||
| Bruce McDonald | Degrassi: The Next Generation : "Weird Science" | ||
| Anthony Atkins | Edgemont : "Friday Night's All Right" | ||
| Jessica Bradford | When I Was Seven | ||
| Grant Harvey | Mentors : "Remembrance" | ||
| Stefan Scaini | Strange Days at Blake Holsey High : "Culture" | ||
| 2004 19th Gemini Awards | |||
| Phil Earnshaw | Degrassi: The Next Generation : "Pride" | ||
| Michael Fallows | Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Kids | ||
| Don McBrearty | Mrs. Ashboro's Cat | ||
| Chuck Rubin | Poko : "Poko on the Moon" | ||
| Martin Wood | The Impossible Elephant | ||
| 2005 20th Gemini Awards | |||
| Graeme Campbell | Instant Star : "You Can't Always Get What You Want" | ||
| Jeffrey Agala, Ridd Sorenson, Mauro Casalese | Atomic Betty : "Atomic Roger/Toxic Talent" | ||
| Robert de Lint | renegadepress.com : "Dying to Connect" | ||
| Robert Higden, Richard Mortimer, Sid Goldberg | Surprise! It's Edible Incredible! : "Matthew and Jordan" | ||
| J. J. Johnson | This Is Daniel Cook : "This is Daniel Cook Doing Magic..." | ||
| 2006 21st Gemini Awards | |||
| Paolo Barzman | 15/Love : "Volley of the Dolls" | ||
| Stan Gadziola, Chuck Rubin, Brian Duchschere | Poko : "Poko & Bibi of the Arctic" | ||
| Philip Marcus | Dragon : "Dragon Runs the Store" | ||
| Ron Murphy | Dark Oracle : "TrailBLAZE" | ||
| Jamie Whitney | If the World Were a Village | ||
| 2007 22nd Gemini Awards | |||
| Joseph Sherman | Johnny Test : "Saturday Night's Alright for Johnny/Johnny's Mint Chip" | ||
| Graeme Campbell | Instant Star : "I Fought the Law" | ||
| Robert Cohen | The Great Canadian Polar Bear Adventure | ||
| Rick Marshall | Peep and the Big Wide World : "Dry Duck" | ||
| Pat Williams | Instant Star : "Personality Crisis" | ||
| 2008 23rd Gemini Awards | |||
| Robert Daniel Pytlyk | Drug Class: "Travis' Story" | ||
| Jeff Beesley | renegadepress.com : "Cyber Sandbox" | ||
| Graeme Campbell | Instant Star : "Celebrity Skin" | ||
| Steve Diguer | Tumbletown Tales: "Secret Rodent Club" | ||
| Phil Earnshaw | Degrassi: The Next Generation : "Standing in the Dark, Part 1" | ||
| 2009 24th Gemini Awards | |||
| Eleanore Lindo | Degrassi: The Next Generation : "Fight the Power" | ||
| René Dowhaniuk | The Next Star : "The Duet" | ||
| Alex Khan | Think Big: "Getting It Right" | ||
| Michael Mabbott | Life with Derek : "March Break" | ||
| Pat Williams | Instant Star : "Us and Them" |
| Year | Actor | Series | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 25th Gemini Awards | |||
| Stefan Brogren | Degrassi : "Beat It, Part 2" | ||
| Phil Earnshaw | Degrassi : "Just Can't Get Enough, Part 2" | ||
| Liz Haines | The Ocean Room: "Shorter Circuits" | ||
| John May | How to Be Indie : "How to Trick Your Parents into Treating You Like a Grown Up" | ||
| Craig Pryce | Family Biz : "Shake the Box" | ||
| 2011 26th Gemini Awards | |||
| Pat Williams | Degrassi : "All Falls Down, Part 2" | ||
| Phil Earnshaw | Degrassi : "My Body is a Cage, Part 2" | ||
| William Gordon | Pirates: Adventures in Art : "Yo Ho Shadow" | ||
| J. J. Johnson | Dino Dan : "Where the Dinosaurs Are" | ||
| Mitchell Ness | Wingin' It : "Hold the Dressing" | ||
| 2012 1st Canadian Screen Awards | |||
| Phil Earnshaw | Degrassi : "Scream, Part 2" | ||
| Derby Crewe | Wingin' It : "Friday Afternoon Fever" | ||
| Neill Fearnley | The Haunting Hour : "Lights Out" | ||
| Brian Roberts | My Babysitter's A Vampire : "Three Geeks and a Demon" | ||
| Nadine Schwartz | run run revolution | ||
| 2013 2nd Canadian Screen Awards | |||
| Stefan Brogren | Degrassi : "Time of My Life" | ||
| Derby Crewe | Wingin' It : "Live and Let Fly" | ||
| Samir Rehem | The Next Step : "Sabotage" | ||
| Jesse Shamata, Rae Upton | The Grizzly Cup: "Part 1" | ||
| Randall "RT!" Thorne | ALIVE | ||
| 2014 3rd Canadian Screen Awards | |||
| Phil Earnshaw | Degrassi : "Hypnotize" | ||
| Neill Fearnley | R.L. Stine's The Haunting Hour : "Brush With Madness" | ||
| Allan Harmon | If I Had Wings | ||
| J. J. Johnson | This Is Scarlett and Isaiah: "This Is Isaiah Helping with the First Day of School" | ||
| John Payne and Lynn Reist | Franklin and Friends : "Franklin and the Four Seasons" | ||
| 2015 4th Canadian Screen Awards | |||
| Phil Earnshaw | Degrassi : "Finally, Part 2" | ||
| Stefan Brogren | Open Heart : "Last Things First" | ||
| J. J. Johnson | Annedroids : "New Pals" | ||
| Jesse Shamata | Gaming Show (In My Parents' Garage) : "All Night Long" | ||
| Craig Wallace | Odd Squad : "The One That Got Away" | ||
| 2016 5th Canadian Screen Awards | |||
| Eleanor Lindo | Degrassi: Next Class : "#ThisCouldBeUsButYouPlayin" | ||
| J. J. Johnson | Odd Squad : "The First Day" | ||
| Zsolt Luka | The Mystery Files: "The Mystery Behind the Mask" | ||
| Ryan Marley | Science Max: Experiments at Large : "How You Build It" | ||
| Stefan Scaini | Odd Squad : "Failure to Lunch" | ||
| 2017 6th Canadian Screen Awards | |||
| John Kent Harrison | L.M. Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables: Fire & Dew | ||
| Derby Crewe | The Next Step : "A New Regime" | ||
| J. J. Johnson | Dino Dana : "Mega Tooth" | ||
| J. J. Johnson | Odd Squad : "The Cherry On-Top-Inator/Sir" | ||
| Graeme Lynch | Cheer Squad : "Three-peat?" | ||
| 2018 7th Canadian Screen Awards | |||
| J. J. Johnson | Odd Squad : "World Turned Odd, Pt. 1" | ||
| Derby Crewe | The Next Step : "Coup d'état" | ||
| J. J. Johnson | Dino Dana : "A Dino Never Forgets / Claw and Order" | ||
| Ryan Marley | Science Max : "Gravity Boat" | ||
| Mitchell T. Ness | The Next Step : "No Shell" | ||
| 2019 8th Canadian Screen Awards | |||
| Megan Follows | Holly Hobbie : "The Freckled Fugitive" | ||
| Stefan Brogren | Holly Hobbie : "The Birthday Basher" | ||
| J. J. Johnson | Dino Dana : "Dino Zone" | ||
| Gloria Ui Young Kim, Sharon Lewis | It's My Party! : "Winter Solstice" | ||
| Bruce McDonald | Creeped Out : "The Unfortunate Five" |
| Year | Actor | Series | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 9th Canadian Screen Awards | |||
| Warren P. Sonoda | Odd Squad Mobile Unit : "Music of Sound" | ||
| Stefan Brogren | Holly Hobbie : "The Salty Songstress" | ||
| Bruce McDonald | Malory Towers : "The Spider" | ||
| Jasmin Mozaffari | Holly Hobbie : "The Puzzled Peacemaker" | ||
| R. T. Thorne | Utopia Falls : "I Can Kick It" | ||
| 2021 10th Canadian Screen Awards | |||
| Melanie Orr | The Hardy Boys : "What Happened in Bridgeport" | [2] | |
| J.J. Johnson, Stefan Scaini | Odd Squad Mobile Unit : "H2 Oh No/In Your Dreams" | [3] | |
| Graeme Lynch | All-Round Champion : "Boxing" | ||
| Melanie Orr | Endlings : "One World One" | ||
| Nicole Stamp | Lockdown : "The Confession" | ||
| 2022 11th Canadian Screen Awards | |||
| Melanie Orr | The Hardy Boys : "The Doctor's Orders" | [4] | |
| Romeo Candido | The Next Step : "One Song Glory" | ||
| Graeme Lynch | All-Round Champion : "Hurdles" | ||
| Bruce McDonald | Malory Towers : "The New Headmistress" | ||
| Warren P. Sonoda | Odd Squad Mobile Unit : "Odd Together Now" |
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