Individual Outstanding Achievement Award – 2007
TERRY DAVID MULLIGAN
Terry was raised in North Vancouver and was a Mountie in Alberta from 1960 – 1964. He developed a life-long love of rock 'n roll, film, and television and spent the next two decades as a radio DJ and host of CBC's first music video program – Good Rockin' Tonight. He joined the MuchMusic team in 1985 as a segment producer and the host of CityTV's MT-Movie Television. He's appeared in countless feature films including The Accused, Look Who's Talking Two, McCabe and Mrs. Miller, The X-Files, Fantastic Four and is currently shooting a cheeky little wine show for CHUM called Hollywood and Vines with co-host and co-producer Jason Priestley.
Terry is a passionate supporter of local film & television and has taken every opportunity afforded him to champion those that make it. He was inducted into the BC Entertainment Hall of Fame in 2004 and his star is part of the sidewalk outside the front doors of the Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver.
We are proud to celebrate Terry David Mulligan with a 2007 LEO AWARD for Individual Outstanding Achievement.
Group, Company, or Association
Outstanding Achievement Award – 2007
INSIGHT FILM STUDIOS
Over the past five years Insight Film Studios has grown from six employees to over 100 full-time staff supported by 300 to 400 production crew working year round — and is on pace to exceed $170 million in production revenue in 2007. Playback magazine has named Insight the second largest production company in Canada ranking them behind only Alliance Atlantis.
In 2006, Insight produced 28 movies for television, five feature films, two dramatic series, one reality series, and one documentary series, and was last year’s recipient of the BC Government Export Award for the entertainment sector. The company's feature films – including When a Man Falls in the Forest, Numb, and Battle in Seattle– have premiered at festivals in Berlin, Tribecca, and Cannes.
Insight recently launched two new weekly dramatic series – Painkiller Jane for the Sci Fi Channel and Blood Ties for Lifetime and Global TV, produced the second season of Vanity Insanity for Global TV, and will premiere the reality series Two Coreys on A&E this fall.
We are proud to celebrate Insight Film Studios with a 2007 LEO AWARD for Outstanding Achievement.
2006
Individual Award
Ms. Babz Chula
Group, Company, or Association Award
The Motion Picture Production Industry Association
2005
Individual Award
Mr. Bob Scarabelli
Group, Company, or Association Award
The British Columbia Film Commission
2004
Individual Award
Mr. John Juliani
Group, Company, or Association Award
The Union of British Columbia Performers
2003
Individual Award
Ms. Shelley Gillen
Group, Company, or Association Award
The British Columbia Council of Film Unions
2002
Individual Award
Mr. Crawford Hawkins
Group, Company, or Association Award
Women in Film & Video Vancouver
2001
Individual Award
Ms. Dianne Neufeld
Group, Company, or Association Award
CBC Television - British Columbia
2000
Individual Award
Mr. Michael Francis
Group, Company, or Association Award
The Pacific Centre of the National Film Board
1999
Individual Award
Mr. Daryl Duke
Group, Company, or Association Award
British Columbia Film
