play The Half of It. It tells the story of idealistic thirty-something Jill Ashe, and the intersection of capitalism and environmentalist through the travails of one family. His friendship with Canadian writer Paul Quarrington became the subject of the play Dying is Easy. In 1993 Krizanc began writing for the screen and television. His many writing credits include the movie Men with Brooms, the telefilms H2O, The Trojan Horse and The Summit, as well as writing for the television series Da Vinci's Inquest, Due South, ZOS: Zone of Separation, Rookie Blue, Saving Hope, Caught and Departure. Often, he has collaborated with actor and director Paul Gross. Bibliography Crimes of Innocence, 1976 Uterine Knights, 1979 Tamara, 1981 Prague, 1984 Desire: An Experiment in Comedy, 1985 The Half of It, 1989 (Anansi) The Gist, 2000 Awards and honors 1982, Dora Mavor Moore Award (for Tamara) 1982, Dora Mavor Moore Award (for Tamara) 1985, Chalmers award (for Prague) 1985, The L.A. Drama Critics Circle, (for Tamara) 1986, the Drama-Logue award (for Tamara) 1987 Governor General award (for Prague). 1988, Gemini, for Due South. 1990, the Argentine Critic's Hugo Award (for Tamara) 1990, Chalmers Award (for The Half of It). 1994, Robert W Wagner Screenwriting award (for Dieppe) 1994, Golden Reel Award for best mini-series (for Dieppe). 2005, Writers Guild of Canada award for best television mini-series (for H2O). 2010, Writers Guild of Canada award (for television series The Summit) 2010, Seoul World Television Prize (for television series, The Summit) References 1956 births Living people 20th-century Canadian dramatists and playwrights Canadian male screenwriters Dora Mavor Moore Award winners Governor General's Award-winning dramatists Writers from Lethbridge Canadian male dramatists and playwrights 20th-century Canadian male writers