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NSI Features First-developed SuperGrid, from producer Hugh Patterson and writer Todd McCauley, has been recognized with several awards over its festival run this fall. NSI Features First grad Trinni Franke is also a producer on the film.

At the Saskatchewan Independent Film Awards, SuperGrid took home best feature film. Previously, at the Saskatoon Fantastic Festival, SuperGrid was given the Special Audience Award – it was the highest rated movie in nine years.

Additionally, SuperGrid cinematographer Michael Jari Davidson won for best cinematography at Toronto’s Blood in the Snow Fest, where it was also the opening night film.

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NSI Features First provides development training for writer/producer teams looking to produce their first or second feature film with strong commercial appeal. Over 20 feature films developed through the program have been produced since 1997.

NSI Features First is funded by Presenting Sponsor Telefilm Canada; Supporting Sponsors Super Channel, Corus Entertainment and Breakthrough Entertainment; Provincial Sponsor Creative BC through the Daryl Duke and William Vince Scholarship Fund; and Industry Supporters William F. White and Deluxe. NSI Core Funders are Manitoba Sport, Culture & Heritage and the City of Winnipeg through the Winnipeg Arts Council.

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