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Tassie Cameron

Birth Name:
Tassie Cameron
Profession
Writer, Producer
  • Received her first Writers Guild of Canada Award nomination in 2004 for "Fast Food Nigh," along with Jackie May
  • Was nominated for two Gemini Awards in 2008 for the mini-series "Would Be Kings․"
  • Won a Gemini Award in 2005 for Best Writing in a Dramatic Series for the "Bumpy Cover" episode of "The Eleventh Hour," an honor she shared with Semi Chellas
  • Studied at the University of Trinity College, New York University and the Canadian Film Centre in Toronto
  • Daughter of investigative journalist and author Stevie Cameron
  • Her writing career began with the 2000 short film "Chez amore․"
  • Quote: "There's no average day in the writers' room, which is what's so great about this job․"
  • Quote: "There's something built into the policing world that's high stakes and a great story engine․ I love the morality of that world--the grey areas between the black and white, the twists and turns of an investigation, and the emotion of the victims․"
  • Best known for her work as writer for the series "Rookie Blue" and "Bury the Lead," for which she won a Gemini Award
  • Worked as a screenwriting instructor at the Humber School for Writers in Toronto
  • 2003Gemini - Best Writing in a Children's or Youth Program or Series:Nominated
  • 2003Gemini - Best Writing in a Children's or Youth's Program or Series:Nominated
  • 2004Gemini - Best Writing in a Dramatic Series:Nominated
  • 2004WGC Award - Features/MOW/Miniseries:Nominated
  • 2005Gemini - Best Writing in a Dramatic Series:Nominated
  • 2005Gemini - Best Writing in a Dramatic Series:Winner
  • 2007Gemini - Best Writing in a Dramatic Program or Mini-Series:Nominated
  • 2008Gemini - Best Dramatic Mini-Series:Nominated
  • 2008Gemini - Best Writing in a Dramatic Program or Mini-Series:Nominated
  • 2008WGC Award - MOW & Miniseries:Nominated
  • 2009WGC Award - Best Writing in a MOW or Mini-series:Nominated
  • 2018Canadian Screen Award - Best Drama Series:Nominated
  • 2019Canadian Screen Award - Best Writing in a Dramatic Series:Nominated
  • 2020Canadian Screen Award - Best Dramatic Series:Nominated
  • 2020Canadian Screen Award - Best Writing in a Dramatic Series:Nominated
  • 2022WGC Award - Drama Series:Winner
  • 2023WGC Award - Drama Series:Nominated
  • 2024Canadian Screen Award - Best Writing, Drama Series:Nominated
  • 2024WGC Award - Drama Series:Nominated
  • 2025Canadian Screen Award - Best Writing, Drama Series:Winner
  • 2025Canadian Screen Award - Best Drama Series:Winner
  • 2026Canadian Screen Award - Best Drama Series:Nominated
  • 2026Canadian Screen Award - Best Writing, Drama Series:Nominated
  • 2026WGC Award - Drama Series:Nominated
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