Rick LeGuerrier

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Rick LeGuerrier is a Canadian journalist, director and independent film producer. He is one of two founders of Dream Street Pictures,^[1] created in 2004 with Timothy M. Hogan.

Career[edit]

Rick LeGuerrier was first a journalist reporting from Canada, the US and Europe, then as a broadcast executive, and, for the last decade, as an independent producer and partner in Dream Street.^[2]

Producing[edit]

LeGuerrier's works include documentary "The Zoo Revolution", which is now^[when?] in production for CBC Television’s Doc Zone, and the television movie, The Phantoms,^[3] which was shown on the CBC. He produced Wild and Dangerous: The World of Exotic Pets for the CBC in 2015.^[4]

Awards and nominations[edit]

LeGuerrier and projects he produced have been nominated for or received various awards including:

• 2014 International Kids Emmy^[5][6]
• WGC Screenwriting Awards
• Canadian Screen Awards
• 4 Gemini Nominations^[7][8]
• Won 2013 Shaw Rocket Prize (Youth/Family)^[9][10]
• Won Atlantic Journalism Awards: 1991 Citation of Merit Enterprise Reporting Radio, 1993 Gold Spot News Radio ^[11]

References[edit]

External links[edit]

• Rick LeGuerrier at the Internet Movie Database
• The Phantoms at the Internet Movie Database