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* [http://www.louisferreira.org/Ferreira_Fest_67.html An Interview with Dennis Heaton]
* [http://www.louisferreira.org/Dennis_Heaton.html The Dennis Heaton Page]
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* http://playbackonline.ca/2013/02/01/in-the-writers-room-with-motive/
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Dennis Heaton is a screenwriter working in film and television. He is currently executive producing and show-running season 4 of Motive[1][2] on CTV/NBCU. Other recent credits include CALL ME FITZ[3] (HBO Canada/Audience Network), THE LISTENER[4] (CTV/NBC), JPOD[5] (CBC), BLOOD TIES[6] (LIFETIME/SPACE) and the feature film FIDO[7] (LIONSGATE).

Heaton received two 2014 Canadian Screen Awards[8] Nominations for Best Dramatic Series for Motive and Best Comedy Series for Call Me Fitz, with Fitz winning the category[9]. He has four prior Gemini Award[10] nominations, four Canadian Screenwriting Award[11] nominations, winning for his Yvon of the Yukon script “The Trouble With Mammoths"[12], and nine Leo Award nominations, winning for his Being Ian script “The Greatest Story Never Told”[13] and his Call Me Fitz script “Fucking Memories”[14]. His web series, My Pal Satan, won[15] Best Web Series and Theme Song at the New York Television Festival[16]. His short film Head Shot[17] premiered in competition at the Berlin International Film Festival[18], won best short film at the Just For Laughs Festival[19] in Montreal, and went on to play in film festivals and on television around the world.

He won two Leo Awards in 2015 - one for Best Dramatic Series for Motive and one for Best Screenwriting/ Animation Program or Series for Nerds and Monsters - "Are You Gonna Eat That?"[20]

Filmography

Awards and nominations

Awards
  • 2015 Leo - Best Dramatic Series[21] for Motive
  • 2015 Leo - Best Screenwriting for an Animation Program or Series[22] for Nerds And Monsters - Episode "Are You Gonna Eat That?"
  • 2012 Leo - Best Screenwriting in a Music, Comedy, or Variety Program or Series - Call Me Fitz: "F***ing Memories"
  • 2005 Leo - Best Animation Program or Series - Being Ian
  • 2003 Writers Guild of Canada - Top 10 - Yvon of the Yukon
Nominations
  • 2014 Leo - Best Dramatic Series[23] for Motive
  • 2012 Leo - Best Screenwriting in a Music, Comedy, or Variety Program or Series - Call Me Fitz: "Dysfunctional Family Circus"
  • 2009 Writers Guild of Canada - Best Short Subject or Web Series - My Pal Satan
  • 2008 Leo - Best Screenwriting in an Animation Program or Series - George of the Jungle
  • 2008 Leo - Best Screenwriting in a Dramatic Series - jPod
  • 2007 Leo - Best Screenwriting in a Feature Length Drama - Fido
  • 2007 Leo - Best Screenwriting in a Short Drama - Head Shot
  • 2007 Leo - Best Short Drama - Head Shot
  • 2007 WGC Award - Feature Film Fido
  • 2006 Berlin Film Festival Best Short Film - Head Shot
  • 2004 WGC Award - Best Writing in Children's & Preschool - Yvon of the Yukon episode "Siamese Twits"

References

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