The Educational Television Awards 2003 were presented by Simon Shaps, RTS Chairman, on Wednesday 16 June 2004 at the Savoy, Strand, London WC2.
The evening was hosted by Reeta Chakrabarti. The Guest Speaker was Professor Stephen Heppell, Ultralab.
WINNERS
SCHOOLS TELEVISION
Early Years (formerly Pre-School & Infants)
Costume Design - Drama
Winner
Jenny Bevan
Byron
BBC Drama Serials for BBC TWO
Nominees
James Keast
The Long Firm
BBC Drama Serials for BBC TWO
Mike O'Neill
Charles II
BBC Drama Serials for BBC ONE
Costume Design - Entertainment & Non Drama
Winner
Annie Hardinge
Little Britain
BBC New Comedy for BBC THREE
Nominees
Monday 4 November 2002
Bafta, 195 Piccadilly, London W1
Hosted by: Simon Shaps
Innovative Applications Award
Winner
BBC News Interactive Service
Judge's Award
Winner
Geoff Walters
Research and Development Award
Winner
Research at Philips Technology Centre Southampton into traffic noise and its effect on DVB-T reception, Philips Semiconductors Southampton
Wednesday 11 June The Savoy, London WC2
Hosted by: Reeta Chakrabarti
Awards presented by: Simon Shaps, RTS Chairman
Guest Speaker: Rt Hon Estelle Morris MP
Adult Educational Television - Campaigns and Seasons - RTS / NIACE Award
Winner
Spotlight: Save Yourself a Fortune Meridian Trust/Meridian Broadcasting
Nominees
Costume Design - Drama
Winner
Odile Dicks-Mireaux - The Lost Prince. A Talkback Production in association with BBC Films and a Co-Production with WGBH Boston for BBC ONE
Nominees
Michael Johnson - Cutting It. BBC Drama Serials for BBC ONE
Mike O'Neill - Daniel Deronda. BBC Drama Serials in association with WGBH Boston for BBC ONE
Costume Design - Entertainment & Non Drama
Winner
5 November 2001
Bafta 195 Piccadilly, London W1
Hosted by: Will Wyatt CBE
Innovative Applications Award
Winner
Hawk-Eye, Sunset+Vine Productions/Roke Manor Research for Channel 4 Television
Judges' Award
Winner
Digital Light Processing display technology, Texas Instruments
Research and Development Award
Winner
The BBC Digital Radio Camera Project Team
RTS Educational Television Awards 2001, Wednesday 12 June
The Savoy, London WC2
Hosted by: Reeta Chakrabarti
Awards presented by: Sarah Thane, RTS Chairman
Guest Speaker: Baroness Helena Kennedy QC
Adult Educational Television - Campaigns and Seasons - RTS / NIACE Award
Winner
Passion for Science, BBC Open University for BBC Two
Nominees
Monday 18 November 2002
The Savoy, London
Hosted by: Richard Whitely
RTS Craft and Design Awards
Art Director
Winner
Lynne Huitson and Matt Robinson - Shackleton, First Sight for Channel 4
Nominees
Nick Wilkinson - The Forsyte Saga, Granada Television for ITV
Stephen Bradshaw - Micawber, Yorkshire Television for ITV
Costume Design - Drama
Winner
Campaigns & Seasons - RTS/NIACE
Winner
Adoption on Trial, Channel 4
Nominees
Educational Impact in the Prime Time Schedule
Winner
Neanderthal, Wall to Wall for Channel 4
Nominees
29 November 2001
The London Hilton
Park Lane, London W1
Hosted by: Richard Wilson OBE
RTS Craft and Design Awards
Art Director
Winner
Rachel Pierce - The Royle Family, Granada Production for BBC One
Costume Design - Drama
Winner
Barbara Kidd - The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, Company Pictures for ITV
Nominees
Anushia Nieradzik - Perfect Strangers, TalkBack Productions for BBC Two
