The coveted award celebrates an outstanding engineer or technologist in the early stages of their career, highlighting the talent of those with a future in broadcast or its related industries. The RTS is now accepting submissions for the prestigious award, with entries open until 5pm on Monday 23rd May 2022.
Celebrating creative and excellent journalism for both news and current affairs, the prestigious awards took place this evening at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London, hosted by journalist and presenter Cathy Newman.
The prestigious awards were announced during a virtual ceremony last night hosted by Scottish stand-up comedian and presenter Des Clarke.
Watch the highlights from the RTS Craft & Design Awards 2021, sponsored by Apple TV+, presented by Charlene White.
Production Award
To be awarded to the person who has shown excellence in the use of creative technology to support the production of TV content
Shortlist
Ciarán Doran (Rohde & Schwarz)
Lyndsay Duthie (The Production Guild of Great Britain)
Josh Martin (Take 1 Script Services)
Kimberley Rowell (BBC Three and BBC News)
Gemma Steel (NEP UK)
Innovation Award
Celebrating creative and excellent journalism for both news and current affairs, the prestigious awards took place this evening at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London, hosted by journalist and presenter Cathy Newman.
Sinéad Rocks, Managing Director, Nations and Regions at Channel 4 serves as chair of the RTS Student Television awards this year, and a new ‘Sustainability’ category also been added - encouraging students to stimulate action on matters related to the natural world and its essential value within their submissions.
Watch the RTS Scotland Awards, hosted by Des Clarke, below:
RTS Scotland Awards 2021 from Royal Television Society on Vimeo.
The television community of the West of England turned out in force to celebrate their work over the last year, a challenging one for the TV industry.
Guests included writer, presenter and campaigner Hugh Fearnley Whittingstall (War on Plastic: The Fight Goes On), Sarah Beeny (Sarah Beeny’s New Life in the Country) and Megan McCubbin (Springwatch).
