Television Craft Awards Winners in 2011

• Special Award
• Break-through Talent _{sponsored by The Farm}
• Costume Design _{sponsored by Swarovski}
• Digital Creativity
• Director: Factual _{sponsored by ProductionBase}
• Director: Fiction _{sponsored by ProductionBase}
• Director: Multi-Camera
• Editing: Factual
• Editing: Fiction
• Entertainment Craft Team _{sponsored by Hotcam}

• Make Up & Hair Design _{sponsored by MAC}
• Original Music
• Photography: Factual
• Photography and Lighting: Fiction
• Production Design
• Sound: Factual
• Sound: Fiction
• Visual Effects
• Writer

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Special Award

Break-through Talent sponsored by The Farm

Aaron Young (producer/director) – Battle of Britain: The Real Story
BBC Two/Maya Vision International

Dave Whyte (graphics) – Pete Versus Life
Channel 4/Objective Productions

Costume Design sponsored by Swarovski

Charlotte Holdich – Any Human Heart
Channel 4/Carnival Films

Charlotte Walter – This Is England ‘86
Channel 4/Warp Films

Digital Creativity

Will Anderson, Jo Haslam, Simon Deverell, Murry Toms – The Big Fish Fight
Channel 4/KEO digital

Ritchie Wilkinson, Hayley Jones, John Palmer, Helen Pendlebury – This Morning
ITV1/ITV Studios

Director: Factual sponsored by ProductionBase

Nicolas Brown – Human Planet (Arctic)
BBC One/BBC Wales/BBC Bristol

Chris Holt – Wonders of the Solar System (The Thin Blue Line)
BBC Two/BBC Productions/Science Channel

Director: Fiction sponsored by ProductionBase

Charles Sturridge – The Road To Coronation Street
BBC Four/ITV Studios

Shane Meadows – This Is England ’86
Channel 4/Warp Films

Director: Multi-Camera

Juliet May – Miranda
BBC Two/BBC Productions

Jonathan Bullen – The X Factor
ITV1/talkbackTHAMES/Syco

Editing Factual

Peter Norrey – Concorde’s Last Flight
Channel 4/Darlow Smithson

Peter Haddon – Dispatches: The Battle For Haiti
Channel 4/Quicksilver Media

Editing: Fiction

John Wilson – Downton Abbey
ITV1/Carnival Films

Chris Wyatt – This Is England ‘86
Channel 4/Warp Films

Entertainment Craft Team sponsored by HotCam

Andy Devonshire, Mark Saben, Stephen Day, James Clarke - The Apprentice
BBC One/talkbackTHAMES

Simon Tyers, Florian Wieder, Robert Edwards, Dave Davey - The X Factor
ITV1/talkbackTHAMES/Syco

Make Up & Hair Design sponsored by MAC

Karen Hartley Thomas – Any Human Heart
Channel 4/Carnival Films

Penny Smith – Psychoville
BBC Two/BBC Productions

Original Music

Vince Pope – Misfits
E4/Clerkenwell Films

John Lunn – Terry Pratchett’s Going Postal
SKY 1/The Mob Film Company

Photography: Factual

Pete Hayns/Paul Williams – David Attenborough’s First Life
BBC Two/Atlantic Productions

Simon Enderby, Robin Cox, Richard Wollocombe – Human Planet (Oceans)
BBC One/BBC Wales/BBC Bristol

Photography & Lighting: Fiction

Wojciech Szepel – Any Human Heart
Channel 4/Carnival Films

Chris Seager – Five Daughters
BBC One/BBC Productions

Production Design

Donal Woods – Downton Abbey
ITV1/Carnival Films

Arwel Wyn Jones – Sherlock (A Study In Pink)
BBC One/Hartswood Films

Sound: Factual

Willow Murton, Kate Hopkins, Mark Ferda, Rachael Kinley – Human Planet (Jungles)
BBC One/BBC Wales/BBC Bristol

Sound Team – Top Gear (Middle East Special)
BBC Two/BBC Entertainment

Sound: Fiction

Sound Team – Any Human Heart
Channel 4/Carnival Films

Graham Headicar, Stuart Hilliker, Matt Skelding, Simon Clark – The Promise
Channel 4/Daybreak Pictures

Visual Effects

The Mill – Doctor Who
BBC One/BBC Wales

Simon Clarke, Stephen Waugh – Wonders of the Solar System
BBC Two/BBC Productions/Science Channel

Writer

Stephen Butchard – Five Daughters
BBC One/BBC Productions

Iain Morris, Damon Beesley – The Inbetweeners
E4/Bwark Productions