2020 WGC Screenwriting Awards Winners
Check out the winners of the 2020 WGC Screenwriting Awards
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2019 WGC Award Winners
Best New Series Script
The Bletchley Circle: “Presidio”
Josh Sager & Jerome Simpson
Children’s
Wishfart “I Wear This Hat Ironically”
Rupinder Gill
Comedy Series
Schitt’s Creek “RIP Moira Rose”
Michael McNamara
Documentary
Catwalk: Tales from the Cat Show Circuit
Sarah Dodd
Drama Series
Cardinal: Blackfly Season “Red”
Jeremy Boxen
Feature Film
22 Chaser
Tim McKeon
MOW & Miniseries
Odd Squad: World Turned Odd
Alex Epstein & Lisa Hunter
Shorts & Webseries
We’ve Come to the End of Our Time
Cole Bastedo
Tweens & Teens
Star Falls “The Picnic Auction”
2018 WGC Award Winners
Sean Jara
Children's
Mysticons, Season 1 "Sisters in Arms"
Mark Leiren-Young
Documentary
The Hundred-Year-Old Whale
Jason Filiatrault
Feature Film
Entanglement
Sarah Polley
MOW & Miniseries
Alias Grace "Part 5"
Moira Walley-Beckett
Best Script from Season one
Anne, "I am No Bird, and No Net Ensnares Me"
Karen McClellan
Shorts & Webseries
Spiral, Episode 101 "The Girl in the Dream"
Jared Keeso & Jacob Tierney
TV Comedy
Letterkenny, Season 2 "Relationships"
Aubrey Nealon
TV Drama
Cardinal, Season 1 "John Cardinal"
Matt Kippen
Tweens & Teens
The Stanley Dynamic, Season 2 "The Stanley Cheer"