Awards overview
Often cited, his work denotes a clear interest in different artistic disciplines.
It covers a wide range of themes and genres.
From interactive media to documentary storytelling, from fiction to museum installations, via television production, art films and immersive experiences, Philippe Baylaucq's work has garnered many distinctions.
The filmmaker has won over fifty awards, mentions and nominations at festivals around the world.
The filmmaker has won over fifty awards, mentions and nominations at festivals around the world.
Awards & scholarships
- Worlds of Ice, 2022, 3 awards.
- Aurorae, 2017, 1 nomination.
- Kyma, 2016-2017, 2 awards
- The Augustines, in their own words, 2014-2015, 4 awards.
- Ora, 2011, 4 awards, 1 special mention.
- Twice upon a Garden, 2009, 1 prize.
- The Hidden Easel, 2008, 1 award
- A Dream for Kabul,, 2008, 2 awards, 1 nomination
- Hugo and the Dragon, 2001, 2 awards, 5 nominations
- The Art of Time, 2000, 4 nominations.
- The Hidden Easel, 1997, 1 award, 2 nominations.
- Lodela, 1996, 12 awards.
- Beating the raccoon, 1990, 1 award
2009-2011 _ Artist in Residence, National Film Board of Canada French Program Competition.
2008 _ Delegate, Member of the Cultural Delegation, State Visit to Eastern Europe of the Governor General of Canada, Her Excellency the Right Honourable Michaëlle Jean.
2001 _ Prix Lumière 2001 , for his work as President of the ARRQ (notably for the creation of the first Maison de la Réalisation).
1987 _ Fellow, BANFF CENTER, BANFF, ALBERTA, CANADA Competition for Advanced training in film and electronic media.
1975-1977 _ Fellow_ Québec representative at L.B.PEARSON College of the Pacific, Victoria, BC, CA. Obtained an International Baccalaureate.
