| rdfs:comment | - David Winning is a director for Stargate: Atlantis.
- David Winning was a director for Andromeda. Winning has worked on 14 Features, 21 Series, and over 100 TV credits. David is mainly known for his work on Gene Roddenberry’s Andromeda, MGM’s Stargate: Atlantis, ABC’s Dinotopia and the HBO thriller Exception to The Rule, starring Kim Cattrall, Sean Young and Eric McCormack. A proven and prolific director of Fourteen feature films and many television series in virtually all genres, with over 100 screen credits – he was a dreamer kid from the Canadian prairies, making films at the age of ten with a Super 8 camera in hometown Calgary, Canada. At age 18, he got a grant to make his first sixteen-millimeter drama Sequence, and expanded the plotline into his first feature film Storm, produced on a shoestring in the summer of 1983 and filmed in the f
- David Vinnande (född 8 Maj 1961 i Calgary, Alberta) är en kanadensisk film och tv direktör. Han började göra filmer vid en ålder av tio med en Super 8 kamera i hemstaden Calgary, Alberta. Vid 18 fick han en Kanada rådets bidrag i 1979 för att göra sin första sexton millimeter drama sekvens, och expanderade plotline i hans första långfilm Storm, som produceras i sommaren 1983 och filmade i skogarna och bergen i Bragg Creek, Alberta. Den debutfilm tog fyra år att färdigställa och släpptes av Cannon International och Warner Home Video.
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| abstract | - David Winning was a director for Andromeda. Winning has worked on 14 Features, 21 Series, and over 100 TV credits. David is mainly known for his work on Gene Roddenberry’s Andromeda, MGM’s Stargate: Atlantis, ABC’s Dinotopia and the HBO thriller Exception to The Rule, starring Kim Cattrall, Sean Young and Eric McCormack. A proven and prolific director of Fourteen feature films and many television series in virtually all genres, with over 100 screen credits – he was a dreamer kid from the Canadian prairies, making films at the age of ten with a Super 8 camera in hometown Calgary, Canada. At age 18, he got a grant to make his first sixteen-millimeter drama Sequence, and expanded the plotline into his first feature film Storm, produced on a shoestring in the summer of 1983 and filmed in the forests and hills of Alberta. At 27, he landed directing gigs on the Canadian-produced Friday the 13th: The Series for Paramount Pictures; for this television debut he received three Canadian Emmy Award nominations. His second feature followed in 1992 with Killer Image, a plot-twisting photographic mystery-thriller starring Michael Ironside and veteran character actor M. Emmet Walsh. Throughout the 1990s and the 2000s he directed more movies and episodes of over twenty series from kid’s shows to westerns to science-fiction. M. Night Shyamalan has cited Winning’s episode of Nickelodeon’s Are You Afraid of the Dark: The Tale of the Dream Girl, as the inspiration for The Sixth Sense. His episodic work has received international awards including twenty-four first places at the Houston Film Festival, a Gold Hugo and two Silver Hugos in Chicago, and Four national Gemini nominations for Best Director/Dramatic Series. He has received over 60 international awards. In 2002 he received a National award from the Director’s Guild for outstanding achievement in television drama. In 1997, he directed the hit sequel TURBO: A POWER RANGERS MOVIE for 20th Century Fox – and it was the 4th highest selling video in August that summer. He directs in many countries: Scotland, Hungary, Canada and is soon to be working in India and Thailand. He has directed many international stars including: Daniel Baldwin, Patrick Duffy, Peter Strauss, William Devane, Peta Wilson, Markie Post, Lance Henriksen, Frederic Forrest, Jason Connery, Carl Weathers, Margot Kidder, Michael Sarrazin, Bruce Boxleitner, Lesley Ann Warren, Martin Mull and of course, THE POWER RANGERS and many more. Most recently, in one year Winning directed Kevin Sorbo, Robert Englund and Bruce Dern in a Trilogy of monster movies for the US SYFY Channel and Hallmark Entertainment - RHI Films New York – as well as episodes of the Vampire series Blood Ties for Lifetime TV. He is currently directing episodes of the series TODD AND THE BOOK OF PURE EVIL, a rock ‘n roll, comedy-horror series for SPACE CHANNEL -- and also supervised and directed the far north adventure series which debuted in 2011 in New York’s Times Square.
- David Vinnande (född 8 Maj 1961 i Calgary, Alberta) är en kanadensisk film och tv direktör. Han började göra filmer vid en ålder av tio med en Super 8 kamera i hemstaden Calgary, Alberta. Vid 18 fick han en Kanada rådets bidrag i 1979 för att göra sin första sexton millimeter drama sekvens, och expanderade plotline i hans första långfilm Storm, som produceras i sommaren 1983 och filmade i skogarna och bergen i Bragg Creek, Alberta. Den debutfilm tog fyra år att färdigställa och släpptes av Cannon International och Warner Home Video. Vid 27 han landade styra spelningar på den kanadensiska producerade serien Fredag den 13: e: Serien för Paramount Pictures Television. För denna TV-debut fick han tre Gemini Award nomineringar. Hans andra spelfilm följt i 1992 med Killer Image, en fotografisk mysterium-thriller starring Michael Ironside och M. Emmet Walsh. Under hela 1990-talet regisserade han episoder av över ett dussin serien från barnens föreställningar till science fiction. Hans episodisk arbete har fått internationella utmärkelser, inklusive elva första plats guld totalt vid 1992-2004 Houston Film Festival, den 1995 Gold Hugo Award och två Silver Hugos från Chicago International Film Festival och fyra nationella Gemini nomineringar för bästa regi/dramatiska serien. År 2002 fick han en nationell utmärkelse från direktörens Guild of Kanada för framstående TV-drama. Sexton år av episodisk produktionen ledde senare till Showtime/Disney västra antologi Död mans Gun och pilot och första sex episoder av UPN/Fox-serien Breaker High. Sommaren 1996 han åter samarbetat med Michael Ironside och Frederic Forrest för Universal militära thriller En av våra egna. Hans sista biopremiär, turbo: A Power Rangers Movie 20th Century Fox, var den fjärde mest sålda video i USA i augusti 1997 (ANSLAGSTAVLA). Vinnande tillbringade hösten 1997 fotografering i Skottland med Jason Connery på "Merlin"-projektet. Nästa han regisserade Patrick Duffy/Pam Dawber thriller Ser inte bakom Du som hade premiär på två miljoner tittare på Fox Family Channel. Senast har han delat sin tid mellan funktioner och episodiska arbete på två gånger i livet, Earth: Final Conflict, Stargate: Atlantis och Andromeda.
- David Winning is a director for Stargate: Atlantis.
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