2015

The awards, which recognise the best in student talent from across the region, were hosted by TV presenter and journalist, Ranvir Singh. Prizes were given in four categories: Animation, Factual, Comedy & Entertainment and Drama.

The award in the Animation Category went to David Lambie from University of Central Lancashire for ‘Frankenstein’s Daughter’. The judges felt this was a very different entry with old school graphics, superb sound, effects and excellent music. They felt it had great depth and they were very impressed by the quality.

National Screen and Sound Archive, Aberystwyth, 20 November 2015.

Dr Caitriona Noonan (Chair), with Anne Blohm Rudbæk, Dr Eva Novrup Redvall, and Prof. Anne Marit Waade
 

(Above, Graeme Park (Glyndŵr University), Mike Wright (Glyndŵr University), Tim Hartley and Hywel Wiliam)

A group of RTS Wales Centre Members visited the company's prop store, situated behind S4C in Llanishen Business Park, on the 12th October.

The launch party held at the Lowry in Salford was a roaring success.

After a short introductory speech by RTS North West chair Alex Connock, CBBC presenters Lindsey Russell and Lauren Layfield took to the stage to announce this year's shortlist.

It was also revealed that the Learning and Education category will from now on be held in memory of Katy Jones.

The shortlist for this year is:

1. Best Animation/ Puppetry

Best Promotional Programme

Connected Digital Finance
Maverick Television

NCCC Cricket has landed 2
Affixxius Films
 
The Crocodile Trap
Second Home Studios 
 
Warwick School, Guy Nelson Hall
Orion Productions 
 
Ten Years On
Be Inspired Films 
 
Impero - See The Bigger Picture
XO Digital Ltd with Boxset Media

Best Fictional Television Programme

Signals
Quadrant Events

Theatr S4C, Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Meifod.

"Yn y gorffennol mi roedd yn wyrth i gael signal symudol yn yr Eisteddfod, ond y flwyddyn hon rydym wedi cael cysylltiadau 200 megabeit  ar y cae".  Roedd Peter Williams o Lywodraeth Cymru yn defnyddio pentref bach Meifod yng ngŵyl diwylliannol blynyddol Cymru fel enghraifft o'r hyn y gellir ei wneud i wella cysylltedd.