Miyubi wins best interactive experience at Canadian Screen Awards

Peter Oldring wins best actor for CBC's This is That web series

Image | Miyubi

Caption: Miyubi won best interactive series. (Felix & Paul Studios)

A virtual reality scripted comedy film featuring Jeff Goldblum was among the winners on the third of several nights for the Canadian Screen Awards.
Miyubi, by Quebec's Felix & Paul Studios(external link), won best immersive experience at Thursday's gala honouring digital and immersive storytelling.
The story, in which the viewer inhabits a Japanese toy robot that's given to a young boy on his birthday, includes a hidden scene that can be unlocked.
Other winners included the documentary Secret Alberta: The Former Life of Amber Valley(external link), about one of the first all-black settlements in Canada. It was named best non-fiction web program or series.

Image | Peter Oldring

Caption: Peter Oldring of CBC's This is That won best actor in a web series. (CBC)

Odd Squad 15 won for children's and youth cross-platform project and NFB's The Space We Hold for interactive production.
The best actor in a web series was Peter Oldring from CBC's This is That(external link).
Best fictional web program or series went to peopleWatching, which features comical animated adult characters in scenarios including speed dating and a non-religious confessional booth.
An interactive digital campaign for the supernatural Western horror series Wynonna Earp took the trophy for best fictional cross-platform project.

Image | Wynonna Earp

Caption: An interactive digital campaign for the supernatural Western horror series Wynonna Earp took the trophy for best fictional cross-platform project. (Digital Howard Inc.)