Nominated for four Leo Awards, including Best Voice (2016), On-Camera (2006, 2011), and Screenwriting (2006), as well as two UBCP/ACTRA Awards, including Best Voice (2016). (2015, 2018). Michael Daingerfield has worked in Toronto, Los Angeles, New York City, and Vancouver for over twenty years. He's had over sixty film and television roles;... Leo is the name given to all of the awards presented by ACTRA (the Association of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio Artists) to its members. Each year, their board of directors chooses a set number of these awards, which are then given out at a ceremony held in Toronto. The Leo is the most prestigious award in Canadian cinema and TV drama. It is named after Leo Dicarlo, who founded ACTRA in 1947. The first Leo was awarded to actor John Wayne for his role in Canada's first full-length feature film, 1949's The Road West. It was created to honor Canadians' love of our own country's culture and history and to recognize their contribution to world cinema. Each year, ACTRA names up to four nominees for the various categories. If you're interested in learning more about your nominated actors, just click on their names below: Christopher Lloyd Campbell, Charles Binx Lee, Michael Daingerfield, and William Fruet. All acting nominees must be members in good standing of ACTRA.