Britain’s leading forum for television and media, the Royal Television Society (RTS), has revealed the winners of the RTS Craft & Design Awards 2022, sponsored by Apple TV+. The prestigious awards ceremony, celebrating the huge variety of skills and processes involved in programme making, was held on Monday 5 December at the London Hilton on Park Lane and hosted by journalist and television presenter Ranvir Singh.
The BBC saw 14 wins across the 29 categories, while Sky received 6 awards overall – half of which were for the evening’s most feted programme, Landscapers.
Photography winners included Tim Shepherd, Todd Kewley, Oliver Mueller & camera team for their work on The Green Planet, and Erik Wilson BSC for Landscapers, while Thomas Urbye was recognised in Picture Enhancement, also for Landscapers.
“Congratulations to all our RTS Craft and Design winners this year,” said Ade Rawcliffe, Chair of the Awards. “The exceptional range and depth of skills represented in this year’s winners shines a light on the outstanding talent that work behind the camera in UK content creation across many platforms.”
SEE THE FULL LIST OF WINNERS BELOW:
Casting Award: Daniel Edwards (Heartstopper)
Costume Design – Drama: Alison McCosh (Peaky Blinders S6)
Costume Design – Entertainment & Non Drama: Plunge Creations & Bandicoot Scotland (The Masked Singer S3)
Design – Programme Content Sequences: Made in Colour (Empire & Me: A Newsround Special)
Design – Titles: yU+co (The Essex Serpent)
Director – Comedy Drama/Situation Comedy: Andrew Chaplin (Alma’s Not Normal)
Director – Documentary/Factual & Non Drama: Sarah Collinson (Fearless: The Women Fighting Putin)
Director – Drama: Lucy Forbes (This is Going to Hurt)
Director – Multicamera: Julia Knowles (Platinum Party at the Palace)
Editing – Documentary/Factual: Bruce Law, David Pearson & Bumble Bee Post Team (9/11: Life Under Attack)
Editing – Drama: Lucien Clayton (Derry Girls S3)
Editing – Entertainment and Comedy: Paul Dingwall (Cheaters)
Editing – Sport: Nicholas Perry & Philip Hughes (Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony Opener – Our Birmingham: A Brummie Story)
Effects: Vine FX & Real SFX (The Lazarus Project)
Lighting for Multicamera: Nigel Catmur (Platinum Party at the Palace)
Make Up Design – Drama: Lin Davie, Sue Newbould & Laura Flynn (Gentleman Jack 2)
Make Up Design – Entertainment & Non Drama: Lisa Armstrong & Lisa Davey (Strictly Come Dancing Series 19)
Multicamera Work: Chris Power and the Camera Team (Michael McIntyre’s The Wheel)
Music – Original Score: Nicôle Lecky & Bryan Senti (MOOD)
Music – Original Title: Carly Paradis (The Rising)
Photography – Documentary/Factual & Non Drama: Tim Shepherd, Todd Kewley, Oliver Mueller & Camera Team (The Green Planet)
Photography – Drama & Comedy: Erik Wilson BSC (Landscapers)
Picture Enhancement: Thomas Urbye (Landscapers)
Production Design – Drama: Cristina Casali, Robert Wischhusen-Hayes & Fabrice Spelta (Landscapers)
Production Design – Entertainment & Non Drama: Catherine Land (Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway Series 18)
Production Management Award: Laura Djanogly, Jen Bollom & Mei Ye Li (Concert For Ukraine)
Sound – Drama: Nina Rice, Steve Browell, Jamie Selway & Adam Horley (This is Going to Hurt)
Sound – Entertainment & Non Drama: Nick Fry, James Spooner & James Jones (Chernobyl: The Lost Tapes)
RTS Special Award: Surian Fletcher-Jones
RTS Outstanding Contribution Award: Claire Popplewell and the BBC Studios Events Team
