RTS Educational Television Awards
Campaigns & Seasons - RTS/NIACE
Winner
Brookie Basics, Channel 4
Nominees
Educational Impact in the Prime Time Schedule
Winner
The Second World War In Colour, TWI/Carlton for ITV
Nominees
RTS Craft & Design Awards
Costume Design - Drama
Winner
James Keast: Warriors, BBC Films/Deep Indigo for BBC 1
Nominees
Odile Dicks-Mireaux: Gormenghast, BBC Drama for BBC 2
Ray Holman: This Is Personal: The Hunt For The Yorkshire Ripper, Granada TV for ITV
Costume Design - Entertainment & Non Drama
Winner
Yves Barre: The League of Gentlemen, BBC Entertainment for BBC 2
Nominees
RTS Educational Television Awards
Campaigns & Seasons
Winner
Computers Don't Bite 1998, BBC Education
Nominees
Education & Training
Winner
Student Choice '98, Wobbly Picture for BBC Education
Nominees
Costume Design - Drama
Winner
Susannah Buxton: Shooting The Past, Talkback for BBC 2
Nominees
Pam Tait: Queer As Folk, Red Production for Channel 4
James Keast: Aristocrats, Irish Screen/WGBH Boston/Irish Film Board for BBC One
Design & Craft Innovation
Winner
John Downer, Mark Brownlow, Rod Clarke, Steve Downer, Sarah Grigg, James Honeyborne, Howard Jones, Susan Macmillan, Tim Macmillan: Supernatural, BBC One
Nominees
Campaigns & Seasons
Winner
Access! All Areas, Channel 4
Nominees
General
Winner
Twins - The Divided Self, Home Box Office/Canadian Broadcasting Corporation for Carlton Television
Nominees
RTS Craft & Design Awards 2010 were presented on Wednesday 24 November 2010 at The Savoy, Strand, London, WC2R 0EU. Hosted by Richard McCourt and Dominic Wood.
Photography - Drama
Gavin Finney Going Postal The Mob Film Company for Sky 1
“A perfect example of director and DOP in perfect harmony… with magical sequences that were technically extraordinary, as well as visually stunning.”
The RTS Innovation Awards 2009 were presented on Tuesday 10 November 2009 at Bafta, 195 Piccadilly, London, W1. The evening was hosted by Jeff Henry, Brent Hoberman, Martha Lane Fox and David Lowen.
Sponsored by BBC, BSkyB, ITV, Microsoft, Virgin Media Television.
For Further Information Contact:
Lindsey Cran, Events Manager, Royal Television Society
Tel: 020 7822 2825
E-mail: Lindsey@rts.org.uk
For immediate release: 10 November 2009
The RTS Educational Television Awards 2008 were presented on Monday 15 June 2009 at Bafta, 195 Piccadilly, London W1J 9LN. The evening was hosted by Professor Tanya Byron. All photographs below feature Professor Tanya Byron and David Lowen, RTS Honorary Secretary with the award winners from each category.
For Press Information Contact:
Jo Mitchell, Events Manager, RTS
Tel: 020 7822 2823
E-mail: jo@rts.org.uk
Dead Man Talking in Bristol!
Well, not quite. It was the occasion of the RTS Bristol Centre’s prestigious annual awards ceremony to honour all that is best in the West Region’s TV output and ‘Dead Man Talking’ was the award winner for Best Regional Independent. A fine documentary about Thomas Hardy made by Bristol production company, Available Light, it made “ a genuine new contribution to the appreciation of one of the region’s key literary figures.”
The Bristol Centre - West of England Awards 2005 were presented on 8th December 2005 at the Marriott Royal Hotel, College Green, Bristol
The judging panel:
Chair of Judges Andy Batten-Foster - Flashback TV London
Jane Blanchard - ITV Westcountry
Andrew Tomlinson - BBC Countryfile
Helen Royle - ITV Production
Pete Lawrence - BBC Bristol
John Durrant - BDH
Dick Colthurst - Tigress productions
Sue Kennett - freelance producer
