After much deliberation, our International Jury has selected five incredible finalists for the 2012 Shaw Rocket Prize - one of which is going to win $50,000!
 

Congratulations to our Finalists! Click on each profile below to read more and watch their clips.

		Justin Time Justin's preschool challenge sets the stage for adventure with his imaginary pals Olive and Squidgy in the biggest stories of all time, told from every corner of the world!   » Profile
		Là Est La Question! Four friends aged 12-14 find themselves in a public environment and get set to embark on an adventure or participate in a special activity!   » Profile
		My Babysitter's a Vampire Season 1   Follow the heroics of three sci-fi loving dudes and their smoking hot vampire babysitter and her BFF as they defend their town against scary supernatural phenomena!   » Profile
		Stella and Sam Season 2   Independent and adventurous Stella has something to say about everything with her little brother Sam, who is eager to explore the world!   » Profile
		That's So Weird Season 3   Seven young, talented sketch players provide a weekly slice of the outrageous and bizarre programs generated by the teen-operated network So Weird TV.   » Profile

Good luck to all our finalists!

Shaw Rocket Fund

The Shaw Rocket Fund is a forward-thinking, not-for-profit corporation that focuses on stimulating excellence in the Canadian children’s production industry. We support Canadian children’s television and digital programming recognized worldwide for its creativity and commitment to quality. We are strong believers in the ability of quality programming to fuel the young, imaginative minds of our kids and enrich their lives through interaction with creative content on all platforms. To date the Shaw Rocket Fund has invested over $134 million towards programming for children, youth and families. Contributors to the Fund are Shaw Communications and Shaw Direct. To learn more about the Shaw Rocket Fund, go to www.rocketfund.ca.
 

Shaw Rocket Prize

The Shaw Rocket Prize awards one recipient with a $50,000 prize for the best independently produced Canadian children's television program. It is one of the largest prizes of its kind in Canada! The actual winner of the prize is chosen by a national kids jury - what better way to give kids a voice? This year’s finalist announcement is coming up on October 6th. The winner of the 8th Annual Shaw Rocket Prize will be announced on November 27. Find out more and stay tuned: www.rocketprize.ca