Photo Credit: Steph Schumann Photography

Best Supporting Performance,
Motion Picture

Eligibility

  • Motion Picture definition BCMPA A332
  • Performance must have first aired or been screened in Canada or internationally between June 2, 2025, and June 1, 2026.
  • The performance must be on a domestic or international UBCP/ACTRA or ACTRA signatory production. 
  • The submitted performer must be a UBCP/ACTRA (BC branch) member in good standing. Suspended, Resigned, and/or Withdrawn members are not eligible to apply.
  • You must be in a minimum Principal Role as defined in the BC Master Production Agreement.
  • The submission clip can be made up of multiple scenes, but should not exceed five (5) minutes.
  • The submitted performer must appear in approximately less than 50% of the episode or production by total runtime.
  • The clip can be one scene or multiple scenes edited together.
  • The full production must be submitted along with the clip compilation.
  • The character should be a substantial supporting role in multiple key scenes within the episode/film, not just a single moment.

How to Submit

  • Complete the submission form below.
  • Check your email for your unique video submission number. 
  • To submit a clip and production, send the file directly via a file sharing program (WeTransfer, Hightail, Dropbox etc.) or have your file hosted on a website with the download capability enabled.
  • Send video clip and full production to [email protected]. The file must be labeled using the following format: #[submission number]_[full name]_[union number]_[production title]. For example: #4567_John Smith_1245_Production_Title_FULL and #4567_John Smith_1245_Production_Title_CLIP
  • If you are providing a link for the submission, it MUST be downloadable.

What to Submit

Form

Clip

Full Production

Please Note: UBCP/ACTRA reserves the right, in its sole and absolute discretion, to remove any submission from the adjudication process where such submission is entered in an incorrect category or is determined not to meet one or more of the applicable eligibility criteria.

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