Best Cinematography (Meilleure Direction De La Photographie)
- 1999: Alain Dostie for Le Violon rouge
- 2000: Pierre Gill for Souvenirs intimes
- 2001: André Turpin for Maelström
- 2002: André Turpin for Un crabe dans la tête
- 2003: Jean Lépine for Séraphin: un homme et son péché
- 2004: Alan Smith for La Grande Séduction
- 2005: Pierre Mignot for Le Papillon bleu
- 2006: Pierre Mignot for C.R.A.Z.Y.
- 2007: Pierre Mignot for Un dimanche à Kigali
- 2008: Alain Dostie for Silk
- 2009: André Turpin for C'est pas moi, je le jure!
- 2010: Pierre Gill for Polytechnique
- 2011: André Turpin for Incendies
- 2012: Pierre Cottereau for Café de Flore
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