The BBC leads the way with 46 nominations across its channels, with BBC One and HBO’s hit shows, His Dark Materials receiving four and I May Destroy You garnering three nominations respectively. Sky follows the BBC with 10 nominations with Gangs of London, Brassic and Catherine the Great all shortlisted.
The prestigious awards will be celebrated on Monday 23rd November on the RTS website with special guest appearances.
Chernobyl leads the way with seven nominations, followed by Don’t Forget the Driver, Killing Eve and The Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance all receiving nominations across three categories.
Watch highlights from this year's RTS Craft & Design Awards, which celebrate the work of those behind the scenes of some of television's greatest productions.
The Royal Television Society has announced the winners of the Craft & Design Awards 2017 at a glittering ceremony in central London.
The awards recognise the huge variety of skills involved in programme production from editing to lighting, and costume design to digital effects.
BBC dramas lead the way in nominations. Taboo, which stars Tom Hardy is up for six awards, whilst Broken and Three Girls received four nominations each.
Three Girls director Philippa Lowthorpe received a nomination in the Director - Drama category alongside Euros Lyn for Damilola, Our Loved Boy and Julian Jarrold for The Witnesses for the Prosecution, all for BBC One.
The Awards celebrate excellence in broadcast television and aim to recognise the huge variety of skills and processes involved in programme production.
Awards are presented in 11 categories including: Design, Make Up Design, Costume Design, Production Design, Effects, Directors, Photography, Lighting and Multicamera, Sound, Editing and Music. In addition, there are three awards given at the discretion of the Judges: Design & Craft Innovation, Judges’ and Lifetime Achievement Awards. Entries are not accepted for these categories but the RTS welcomes suggestions.
The 2016 Awards will see the extension of the Director’s category. Due to the large number of entries received last year, this category will now recognise achievement in three sections: comedy drama/comedy situation, drama and documentary/factual and non-drama productions. Awards will also be given in the following areas: Design, Make Up Design, Costume Design, Production Design, Effects, Photography, Lighting and Multicamera, Sound, Editing and Music.
The RTS Craft and Design Awards 2015 recognise those involved in the process behind the nations favourite shows.
This year the awards were hosted by actress, writer and comedian Susan Calman at the London Hilton, Park Lane.
Here is a glimpse into what was a truly fantastic event.
