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Television Craft Awards Winners in 2009

06 April 09

View the full list of winners for the British Academy Television Craft Awards in 2009.

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The 2009 British Academy Television Craft Awards ceremony marked the tenth anniversary of the Craft Awards and was hosted by comedian Alexander Armstrong on Sunday 17 May.

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2009 Television Craft Winners:

SPECIAL AWARD

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Aardman Animations Ltd

BREAK-THROUGH TALENT The Farm logo

sponsored by The Farm

BAFTA maskDaniel Vernon (director/producer) – The Man Who Eats Badgers (Wonderland)
BBC Two/BBC Productions

Charlie Brooker (writer) – Dead Set
E4/Channel 4/Zeppotron
Alison Millar (director) – The Father, the Son and the Housekeeper
BBC Four/TernTV
Tony Saint (writer) – Margaret Thatcher: The Long Walk to Finchley
BBC Four/Great Meadow Productions

COSTUME DESIGN

BAFTA maskMichele Clapton – The Devil’s Whore
Channel 4/Company Pictures

Alexandra Caulfield – House of Saddam
BBC Two/BBC Productions
Natalie Humphries – In Love with Barbara
BBC Four/Quickfire Media
Barbara Kidd – Little Dorrit
BBC One/BBC Productions

DIRECTOR FACTUAL

BAFTA maskMorgan Matthews – The Fallen
BBC Two/Minnow Films

Amanda Blue – Prescott: The Class System and Me
BBC Two/Tiger Aspect Productions
Jonathan Smith – The Family
Channel 4/Dragonfly Film and Television Productions
Stephen Walker – A Boy Called Alex
Channel 4/Walker George Productions

DIRECTOR FICTION/ENTERTAINMENT Productionbase Banner crop

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BAFTA maskRowan Joffe – The Shooting of Thomas Hurndall
Channel 4/talkbackTHAMES

Otto Bathurst – Criminal Justice
BBC One/BBC Productions
Alex Holmes – House of Saddam
BBC Two/BBC Productions
Niall MacCormick– Margaret Thatcher: The Long Walk to Finchley
BBC Four/Great Meadow Productions


EDITING FACTUAL

BAFTA maskJoby Gee – The Fallen
BBC Two/Minnow Films

Ben Brown, Marc Davies – The Family
Channel 4/ Dragonfly Film and Television Productions
Nick Packer – Thriller in Manila (True Stories)
Channel 4/Darlow Smithson Productions
Ben Stark – A Boy Called Alex
Channel 4/Walker George Films

EDITING FICTION/ENTERTAINMENT

BAFTA maskPhilip Kloss – Doctor Who
BBC One/BBC Productions

Sarah Brewerton – Criminal Justice
BBC One/BBC Productions
Anthony Combes – Margaret Thatcher: The Long Walk to Finchley
BBC Four/Great Meadow Productions
Una Ni Dhonghaile – White Girl
BBC Two/Tiger Aspect Productions

INTERACTIVE CREATIVE CONTRIBUTION

BAFTA maskWill Clark, Chris Hassell, Stuart Holton – Dead Set
4Creative/E4/Zeppotron

Jeremy Salsby, Colin Hancock, James Kirkham – Year Dot
Channel 4/So Television/Holler
Team – Discover: Online Tour
National Theatre Discover Programme
Team – Toyboize
talkbackTHAMES

INTERACTIVE INNOVATION – SERVICE/PLATFORM

BAFTA maskTeam – Mi Vida Loca: Real Spanish, Real Drama
www.bbc.co.uk/mividaloca
BBC Productions

All of Us Design – Sky Player
Sky/All of Us Design
Team – BBC Automated Programme Support
BBC Productions
Lucy Willis, Debbie Searle, Chris Mair – Battlefront ( www.battlefront.co.uk )
Channel 4/Raw TV

MAKE UP & HAIR DESIGN

BAFTA maskChristine Walmesley-Cotham – Miss Austen Regrets
BBC One/BBC Productions

Christine Allsopp – Margaret Thatcher: The Long Walk to Finchley
BBC Four/Great Meadow Productions Ltd
Karen Hartley-Thomas – Little Dorrit
BBC One/BBC Productions
Marella Shearer – House of Saddam
BBC Two/BBC Productions

ORIGINAL TELEVISION MUSIC

BAFTA maskMartin Phipps – Wallander
BBC One/A Left Bank Pictures/Yellow Bird/TKBC Production,
co-produced with ARD Degeto, WGBH Boston and Film I Skane

Paul Leonard-Morgan – Spooks
BBC One/Kudos Film and Television
John Lunn – Little Dorrit
BBC One/BBC Productions
Martin Phipps – Sense and Sensibility
BBC One/BBC Productions

PHOTOGRAPHY FACTUAL

BAFTA maskNeville Kidd – A History of Scotland
BBC One Scotland/BBC Productions

Roger Chapman – The Victorian Sex Explorer
Channel 4/Blast! Films
Matt Norman – Amazon with Bruce Parry
BBC Two/Indus Films/Endeavour Productions
Andrew Thompson – Ross Kemp in Afghanistan
Sky1/Tiger Aspect Productions

PHOTOGRAPHY & LIGHTING FICTION/ENTERTAINMENT

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BAFTA maskAnthony Dod Mantle – Wallander
BBC One/A Left Bank Pictures/Yellow Bird/TKBC Production,
co-produced with ARD Degeto, WGBH Boston and Film I Skane

Julian Court – The Devil’s Whore
Channel 4/Company Pictures
Florian Hoffmeister – House of Saddam
BBC Two/BBC Productions
Wojciech Szepel – White Girl
BBC Two/Tiger Aspect Productions

PRODUCTION DESIGN Men-From-Mars

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BAFTA maskJacqueline Abrahams – Wallander
BBC One/A Left Bank Pictures/Yellow Bird/TKBC Production,
co-produced with ARD Degeto, WGBH Boston and Film I Skane

Patrick Bill – The Curse of Steptoe
BBC Four/BBC Productions
Rob Harris – The Devil’s Whore
Channel 4/Company Pictures
James Merifield – Little Dorrit
BBC One/BBC Productions

SOUND FACTUAL

BAFTA maskJames Snowden, Nick Fry – Ross Kemp in Afghanistan
Sky1/Tiger Aspect Productions

Bob Jackson, James Baker – Louis Theroux – Behind Bars
BBC Two/BBC Productions
Sound Team – The Family
Channel 4/Dragonfly Film and Television Productions
Sound Team – Wimbledon 2008 Men’s Final
BBC One/Two/BBC Sport

SOUND FICTION/ENTERTAINMENT

BAFTA maskBosse Persson, Lee Crichlow, Iain Eyre, Paul Hamblin – Wallander
BBC One/A Left Bank Pictures/Yellow Bird/TKBC Production,
co-produced with ARD Degeto, WGBH Boston and Film I Skane

Brian Milliken, Nigel Heath, Darren Banks, Alex Sawyer – God on Trial
BBC Two/Hat Trick Productions
Rudi Buckle, Colin Chapman, Ross Adams, Richard Street – Little Dorrit
BBC One/BBC Productions
Sound Team – Spooks
BBC One/Kudos Film and Television

TITLES

BAFTA maskBBC Sport – Olympics 2008
BBC One/BBC Sport/Zombie Flesh Eaters/13 Ltd/Passion Pictures/Red Bee Media/RKCR/Y&R

Airside – No 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency
BBC One/NAM Films/Mirage Enterprises/Box TV Productions/Weinstein Company
Title Film and Television – Wallander
BBC One/A Left Bank Pictures/Yellow Bird/TKBC Production, co-produced with ARD Degeto, WGBH Boston and Film I Skane
Adam Wells, Jason Landau, Mark Blackwood – Football League
Sky Sports/Sky Creative

VISUAL EFFECTS Autodesk

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BAFTA maskThe Mill – Doctor Who (Fire of Pompeii)
BBC One/BBC Productions

Simon Thomas, Reuben Barkataki, Dave Throssell – The Colour of Magic
Sky1/The Mob Film Co
Christian Manz, Matt Fox, Mark Brocking – Primeval
ITV1/Impossible Pictures
Team – The Wrong Door
BBC Three/BBC Productions

WRITER

BAFTA maskPeter Moffat – Criminal Justice
BBC One/BBC Productions

Sam Bain, Jesse Armstrong – Peep Show
Channel 4/Objective Productions
Simon Block – The Shooting of Thomas Hurndall
Channel 4 /talkbackTHAMES
Russell T Davies– Doctor Who (Midnight)
BBC One/BBC Productions

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