Costume Design Excellence in Contemporary Film is awarded to a Feature length film aired either theatrically, in festivals, on television or web. This was awarded to Avery Plewes for Ready or Not.
Costume Design Excellence in Period Film is awarded to a Feature length film aired either theatrically, in festivals, on television or web. The winner was Linda Muir for The Lighthouse.
Costume Design Excellence in Contemporary Television is awarded to an episode of television including episodic, limited-series, and docudramas. The winner was Nicole Manek for Baroness Von Sketch, 401, Humanity is an Awkward Stage.
Costume Design Excellence in Period Television is awarded to an episode of television including episodic, limited-series, and docudramas. This was awarded to Tish Monaghan for The Terror, 206, Taizo.
Costume Design Excellence in Sci-Fi/Fantasy Television is awarded to an episode of television including episodic, limited-series, and docudramas. Sci-Fi Fantasy Design is defined as costumes that are futuristic or otherworldy. The winner was Cynthia Ann Summers for Lemony Snicket: A Series of Unfortunate Events, 306, The Penultimate Peril.
Excellence in Craft Awards- Textiles are for individuals who create/build/manufacture a craft element on a specific production. The winner is the work done on SEE - Season One by Lanny Campbell, Samantha Stroman, Ellie Schultz, Carolyn Bentley, Ciara Brady and Gaye (G.G.) Gardiner.
Excellence in Craft Awards- Building for Eastern Canada are for individuals who create/build/manufacture a craft element on a specific production. The winners in this category are Erika Fulop, Nona Prilipko, Mary Furlong Sam Crossley and Charlene Seniuk for Murdoch Mysteries - Season 13.
Excellence in Craft Awards- Building for Western Canada winners are Kieu Nguyen, Tannis Hegan, Ying Quan, Roma Wnuk, Renee Hope Twaddle for SEE - Season One.
Excellence in Craft Awards- Illustration are for individuals who create/build/manufacture a craft element on a specific production. The winner of this category is illustrator Keith Lau for Lemony Snickett: A Series of Unfortunate Events- Season Three.
Excellence in Costume Design on original Web Series winners are Odessa Bennett and Ralamy Kneeshaw for Devouring Dungeon: A One Hit Die Adventure, 303, Bag of Farts.
Excellence in Costume Design on a short film was awarded to Lara Berry for Liam and May.
Excellence in styling/costume design for music video was awarded to Kristin Thurber of Anthem "Conviction".
Excellence in Costume Design in Indie Feature winner was Adriana Fulop for The Incredible 25th year of Mitzi Bearclaw.
Costume Design in Film: International is awarded to a feature length film not made in Canada. This was awarded to Anne Dixon for The Song of Names.
Costume Design in TV: International was awarded to Michael Ground For Daybreak, 107, Canta tu Vida.
The Nobis Industry Icon Award is awarded to a recipient who the Nomination Committee feels has distinguished themselves over the breadth of their career and their contributions in Canadian Costume Design and Arts for film and television. The recipient of this award was Juul Haalmeyer.
