Orders for Canadian Screen Award statues and certificates are now closed for 2024 and will reopen following the 2025 Canadian Screen Awards.
When orders reopen in 2025, we will also be accepting requests for statues and certificates from previous years.
If you would like to be notified when orders reopen, please sign up for our mailing list here.
Questions? Please review our FAQ below, or contact statues@academy.ca.
Frequently Asked Questions
Statue and certificate orders usually open as soon as Canadian Screen Week ends. As soon as our schedule of events for 2025 has been confirmed, it will be announced publicly and listed on our website. To be notified when orders open, sign up for the mailing list above.
Orders placed by July 5, 2024 are estimated to be delivered by September.
Orders received by July 31, 2024 are estimated to be delivered by November.
If you requested to pick up your order from the Academy office, a staff member will contact you to schedule a pick up date and time.
We appreciate your patience as we process orders and arrange delivery.
Statues and certificates are only able to be ordered by named Canadian Screen Award nominees and winners. Only names submitted on the official winner and nominee lists will appear on certificates and plaques. Commemorative statues are only eligible to be ordered by the named production company or broadcaster of a winning program.
Yes! Once orders open on June 17, please feel free to submit an order for previous Canadian Screen Award nominations and wins.
Unfortunately, Genie awards are no longer in production and can no longer be purchased. However, Gemini awards may be purchased by winners. Please get in touch at statues@academy.ca if you are interested in ordering a Gemini award.
Always wipe off your award after handling with a soft cloth to avoid tarnishing from fingerprints. The award is made of unlacquered, solid polished brass. If tarnishing should occur, use a small amount of Brasso and follow instructions on the bottle. If your award becomes scratched for any reason a qualified polisher can easily buff out any scratches.
DO NOT use Brasso on your engraved plaque. Use a soft cloth dampened with water as the plaque has been treated and will not tarnish.
