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The National Parks Project
The National Parks Project is an arts-adventure series on Discovery Channel Canada that follows the artists of the National Parks Project as they face the challenges of working in the wilderness. Each half-hour episode highlights the pitfalls and epiphanies of creative collaboration, and showcases the beauty of Canada's national parks, as three musicians and one filmmaker journey through different landscapes to find inspiration for a short film and soundtrack.
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Awards
- 2011 - Gemini - Best Performing Arts Program or Series or Arts Documentary Program or Series - winner
- 2011 - Gemini - Best Cross-Platform Project - Non-Fiction - nominated
- 2012 - Banff Rockie Award - Best Cross-Platform Project - Non-Fiction Programs - nominated
- 2011 - IDA Award - Best Limited Series - nominated
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