Royal Television Society Craft & Design Awards#2019

• Boarders – Rosalie Clayton (BBC Three)
• Lost Boys and Fairies – Lauren Evans (BBC One)
• Mr Bates vs The Post Office – Jill Trevellick (ITV)

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• Squid Game: The Challenge – Production Management Team (Netflix)
• Planet Earth III – Production Management Team (BBC One)
• Race Across the World – Production Management Team (BBC One)

• The Long Shadow – Orla Smyth-Mill (ITV)
• Eric – Suzanne Cave (Netflix)
• Lost Boys and Fairies – Andrew Cox (BBC One)

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• Boiling Point – Oleg Loginov, Jason Bradbury, Niall Webster, Malou van Rooij, Intermission Film & Mr. Webster Film (BBC One)
• Match of the Day: "UEFA Euro 2024" – BBC Sport, BBC Creative (BBC One)
• Spent – Andy Johnston (BBC Two)

• One Day – Molly Manners (Netflix)
• Juice – Rosco 5 (BBC Three)
• Mr Bates vs The Post Office – James Strong (ITV)

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• Hell Jumper – Paddy Wivell (BBC Two)
• Me and the Voice in My Head – Tom Green & Tommy Forbes (Channel 4)
• Six Silent Killings: Ireland’s Vanishing Triangle – Colette Camden (Sky Documentaries)

• Coldplay at Glastonbury 2024 – Janet Fraser (BBC One)
• Match of the Day: "FA Cup Final" – Andrew Swift (BBC One)
• RAYE at the Royal Albert Hall – Paul Dugdale (BBC One)

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• Eric – Toby Tomkins (Netflix)
• Mammals: "Dark" – Picture Finishing Team (BBC One)
• The Jetty – Duncan Russell (BBC One)

• Masters of the Air – Mark Sanger (Apple TV+)
• Baby Reindeer – Peter Oliver, Mike Holliday & Benjamin Gerstein (Netflix)
• This Town – Ben Yeates (BBC One)

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• Atomic People – Otto Burnham (BBC Two)
• Me and the Voice in My Head – Garry Crystal (Channel 4)
• The Body Next Door – Hamit Shonpal, Kanwaljeet Thind & Asim Ali (Sky)

• Peacock – Gareth Heal (BBC Three)
• Big Boys – Gareth McEwen (Channel 4)
• Dodger – Christopher Bird & David Head (CBBC)

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• Andy Murray: Will to Win – Nicolas Perry & Mandii Kuller (BBC One)
• Jude Bellingham Feature – Euro 2024 – Harry Cambage & Scott Cassidy (ITV)
• Cricket – The Late Cut – Steve Wakeford (Sky Sports)

• Eric – Becky Johnson & Paul Vincett (Stitches & Glue) (Netflix)
• Doctor Who – Real SFX (BBC One)
• Masters of the Air – Neil Corbould, Caimin Bourne, Stuart Heath & Glen Winchester (Apple TV+)

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• The Tattooist of Auschwitz – Alan Church, Simon Giles, David Schneider & James Hattsmith (Sky)
• Eric – VFX Team (Netflix)
• The Crown – Ben Turner, Reece Ewing, Framestore & Rumble VFX (Netflix)

• Gladiators – Nigel Catmur, Joe Phillips, Oliver Lifely & Martin Higgins (BBC One)
• The Traitors – James Tinsley (BBC One)

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• Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins – Camera Team (Channel 4)
• Banged Up – Danny Tate (Channel 4)
• The Traitors – Camera Team (BBC One)

• Three Little Birds – Sharon Miller, Kym Menzies-Foster & Kelly Taylor (ITV)
• Lost Boys and Fairies – Emma Cowen (BBC One)
• The Tattooist of Auschwitz – Frances Hounsom & Vincent Van Dyke (Sky)

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• Secrets of the Neanderthals – Suzi Battersby & Megan Thomas (Netflix)
• Gladiators – Jacqui Mallett (BBC One)
• Hannah Waddingham: Home for Christmas – Debbie Dannell, Sophie Roberts, Lewis Pallett & Lisa Houghton (Apple TV+)

• We Are Lady Parts – Shez Manzoor, Nida Manzoor, Sanya Manzoor & Benjamin Fregin (Channel 4)
• Renegade Nell – Oli Julian & Nick Foster (Disney+)
• True Detective: Night Country – Vince Pope (Sky Atlantic)

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• Queens – Morgan Kibby (Disney+)
• Otto Baxter: Not a F***ing Horror Story – Ed Harcourt (Sky)
• Planet Earth III: "Extremes" – Hans Zimmer, Jacob Shea, Sara Barone & Russell Emanuel (BBC One)

• Eric – Benedict Spence (Netflix)
• Baby Reindeer – Krzysztof Trojnar (Netflix)
• Lost Boys and Fairies – Philipp Haberlandt (BBC One)

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• Earthsounds – Photography Team (Apple TV+)
• Animals Up Close with Bertie Gregory – Camera Team (Disney+)
• JFK: The Home Movie That Changed the World – Simon Fanthorpe, Sarah Hunt, Steve Anderson & Nick Tanner (ITV)

• Doctor Who – Phil Sims (BBC One)
• The Crown – Martin Childs & Alison Harvey (Netflix)
• The Tattooist of Auschwitz – Stevie Herbert, Pilar Foy & Phil Noall (Sky)

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• The Enfield Poltergeist – Natalie O'Connor (Apple TV+)
• D-Day: The Unheard Tapes – Matthew Button, Daniela Faggio, Peter Arnold, Gavin Morris, Rachel Hubbard & Lennie Beare (BBC Two)
• Taskmaster – James Dillon (Channel 4)

• Baby Reindeer – James Ridgway, Matt Skelding, Jake Whitelee & Tom Jenkins (Netflix)
• Kaos – Sound Team (Netflix)
• The Gentlemen – Sound Team (Netflix)

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• The Enfield Poltergeist – Nick Ryan, Ben Baird and Sound Team (Apple TV+)
• Robbie Williams – Tristan Powell, Patrick Fripp, Claire Ellis & Greg Gettens (Netflix)
• World of Sound With David Attenborough – Sound Team (Sky)

• The TV Collective
• The Film and TV Charity
• The TV Mindset

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• Peter Kosminsky

• Somewhere Boy – Catherine Willis (Channel 4)
• Dreaming Whilst Black – Heather Basten (BBC Three)
• The Sixth Commandment – Julie Harkin, Nathan Toth (BBC One)

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• Eurovision Song Contest 2023 – Production Management Team (BBC One)
• 24 Hours in Police Custody – Georgie Emary-Witts (Channel 4)
• Inside Our Autistic Minds – Shiva Talwar (BBC)

• The English – Phoebe de Gaye (BBC Two)
• Funny Woman – Pam Downe (Sky Max)
• Silo – Charlotte Morris (Apple TV+)

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• The Masked Singer – Plunge Creations & Bandicoot Scotland (ITV)
• Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway – Shereen Shimmin, Abbie Williams, Jackie Young, Jonathan Skinner (ITV)
• RuPaul's Drag Race: UK vs the World – Zaldy, Eve Collins (BBC Three)

• Newsround: "Ukraine: The Children's Story" – Made in Colour (BBC Two)
• North Korea: The Insiders – Made in Colour (BBC News)
• Princess Anne: The Plot To Kidnap A Royal – Production Team (Channel 4)

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• The English – Chris Billig, Stephen Fuller, Colin Hess, Danny Kamhaji (BBC Two)
• Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story – Manddy Wyckens, Joe Dennis (Netflix)
• The Gallows Pole – Ed Kevill-Davies, Lucas Roche (BBC Two)

• Jungle – Junior Okoli (Prime Video)
• I Hate Suzie Too – Dawn Shadforth (Sky Atlantic)
• Somewhere Boy – Alex Winckler (Channel 4)

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• Children of the Taliban – Marcel Mettelsiefen, Jordan Bryon (Channel 4)
• Dublin Narcos – Benedict Sanderson (Sky Documentaries)
• Inside Our Autistic Minds – Joe Myerscough, Emma Jones (BBC)

• The State Funeral of HM Queen Elizabeth II – Directing Team (BBC One)
• Springwatch2023 – James Morgan, Chris Whiterod (BBC Two)
• The Coronation of TM King Charles III and Queen Camilla – Simon Staffurth (BBC One)

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• The Gallows Pole – Paul Harrison, Owen Hulme (BBC Two)
• Hatton – Mark Mulcaster (Sky Atlantic)
• Somewhere Boy – Thomas Urbye, Grace Weston (Channel 4)

• I Am Ruth – David Charap (Channel 4)
• Blue Lights – Peggy Koretzky (BBC One)
• I Hate Suzie Too – Fin Oates, Jo Walker, Joe Randall-Cutler (Sky Atlantic)

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• LYRA – Chloe Lambourne (Channel 4)
• Dublin Narcos – Bradley Manning, Bruce Law (Sky Documentaries)
• Fight the Power: How Hip-Hop Changed the World – (BBC Two)

• There She Goes: "414" – Gareth Heal (BBC Two)
• Am I Being Unreasonable? – Jamie Pearson, Helena Evans (BBC One)
• Dreaming Whilst Black – Ashley White (BBC Three)

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• Hatton – Sam Bergson (Sky Atlantic)
• The Ashes – Steve Wakeford (Sky Sports)
• Villeneuve Pironi – Ian Grech (Sky Atlantic)

• SAS: Rogue Heroes – Stefano Corridori (BBC One)
• Hijack – Paul Dimmer (Apple TV+)
• World on Fire – Frankie Waite, Ignite SFX (BBC One)

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• His Dark Materials – Effects Team (BBC One)
• Prehistoric Planet – Elliot Newman, Kirstin Hall, Andy Hargreaves, MPC Team (Apple TV+)
• The Power – VFX Team (Prime Video)

• Eurovision Song Contest 2023 – Tim Routledge, James Scott, Morgan Evans (BBC One)
• The Coronation Concert – Nigel Catmur (BBC One)
• The Traitors – James Tinsley (BBC One)

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• The State Funeral of HM Queen Elizabeth II – Camera Team (BBC One)
• Eurovision Song Contest 2023 – Camera Team (BBC One)
• The Coronation of TM King Charles III and Queen Camilla – Multicamera Team (BBC One)

• Funny Woman – Sue Michael (Sky Max)
• Litvinenko – Samantha Kininmonth, Suzi Battersby (ITVX)
• Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story – Nic Collins, Giorgio Galliero (Netflix)

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• Fantasy Football League – Nicola Coleman (Sky Max)
• RuPaul's Drag Race UK – David Petruschin, Julie Cooper, Sam Regan (BBC Three)
• Strictly Come Dancing – Lisa Armstrong, Lisa Davey (BBC One)

• I Hate Suzie Too – Johnny Lloyd, Peter Saville, Zoë Bryant (Sky Atlantic)
• Black Ops – Tawiah, Lindsay Wright (BBC One)
• The English – Federico Jusid (BBC Two)

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• Once Upon a Time in Northern Ireland – Simon Russell (BBC One)
• Prehistoric Planet – Hans Zimmer, Anze Rozman, Kara Talve (Apple TV+)
• The Reluctant Traveler with Eugene Levy – David Schweitzer (Apple TV+)

• Then You Run – Annika Summerson (Sky Max)
• Jungle – Chas Appeti (Prime Video)
• SAS: Rogue Heroes – Stephan Pehrsson (BBC One)

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• Children of the Taliban – Marcel Mettelsiefen, Jordan Bryon (Channel 4)
• Dublin Narcos – Narayan Van Maele, Patrick Smith, Jim Incledon, Benedict Sanderson (Sky Documentaries)
• Kids – Jack Wood (Channel 4)

• Funny Woman – Jacqueline Smith (Sky Max)
• SAS: Rogue Heroes – Richard Bullock (BBC One)
• The English – Chris Roope (BBC Two)

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• The Traitors – Mathieu Weekes, Bizibot Productions (BBC One)
• Strictly Come Dancing – Catherine Land, Caroline Berry-Reid (BBC One)
• The Coronation Concert – Stufish (BBC One)

• Great Expectations – Sound Team (BBC One)
• Gangs of London – Sound Team (Sky Atlantic)
• Slow Horses – Joe Beal, Andrew Sissons, Martin Jensen (Apple TV+)

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• Aftershock: Everest and the Nepal Earthquake – Claire Ellis, Will Chapman, Greg Gettens (Netflix)
• Break Point – Nas Parkash, Will Chapman, Billy Poole, Andrew Yarme (Netflix)
• Frozen Planet II – Kate Hopkins, Tim Owens, Graham Wild (BBC One)

• Ralph & Katie

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• Justine Evans

• Heartstopper – Daniel Edwards (Netflix)
• The Baby – Aisha Bywaters (Sky Atlantic)
• In My Skin – Rachel Sheridan (BBC Three)

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• Concert for Ukraine – Laura Djanogly, Jen Bollom, Mei Ye Li (ITV)
• The Essex Serpent – Karl Liegis (Apple TV+)
• Then Barbara Met Alan – Production Management Team (Netflix)

• Peaky Blinders – Alison McCosh (BBC One)
• Gentleman Jack – Tom Pye, Nadine Clifford-Davern (BBC One / HBO)
• Sherwood – Orla Smyth-Mill (BBC One)

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• The Masked Singer – Plunge Creations & Bandicoot Scotland (ITV)
• Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway – Shereen Shimmin (ITV)
• RuPaul's Drag Race UK – Zaldy, Eve Collins (BBC Three)

• Newsround: "Empire & Me" – Made in Colour (CBBC)
• Prehistoric Planet – MPC Team (Apple TV+)
• AIDS: The Unheard Tapes – Production Team (BBC Two)

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• The Essex Serpent – yU+co (Apple TV+)
• Around the World in 80 Days – Paul McDonnell, Hugo Moss, Ben Hanbury, Tamsin McGee (BBC One)
• Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics – BBC Creative, BBC Sport, BlinkInk, Gas Music (BBC)

• Alma's Not Normal – Andrew Chaplin (BBC Two)
• Big Boys – Jim Archer (Channel 4)
• Sex Education – Ben Taylor (Netflix)

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• Exposure: "Fearless: The Women Fighting Putin" – Sarah Collinson (ITV)
• Jeremy Kyle Show: Death on Daytime – Kira Phillips (Channel 4)
• Big Oil Vs the World: Denial Mongoose – Jane McMullen (BBC Two)

• This Is Going to Hurt – Lucy Forbes (BBC One / AMC)
• Landscapers – Will Sharpe (Sky Atlantic)
• Help – Marc Munden (Channel 4)

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• Platinum Party at the Palace – Julia Knowles (BBC)
• The Earthshot Prize 2021 – Julia Knowles (BBC)
• An Audience with Adele – Liz Clare (ITV)

• 9/11: Life Under Attack – Bruce Law, David Pearson & Bumble Bee Post Team (ITV)
• Bling Ring: Hollywood Heist – Alec Rossiter, John McNamee (Channel 4 / Netflix)
• Terms & Conditions: Deeper Than Drill – Kazeem Manzur (YouTube Originals)

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• Derry Girls – Lucien Clayton (Channel 4)
• Marriage – Simon Reglar (BBC One)
• Anne – Kim Gaster (ITV)

• Cheaters – Paul Dingwall (BBC One)
• Sex Education – David Webb, Steve Ackroyd, Phil Hignett, Izabella Curry (Netflix)
• Top Gear – Robin Nurse (BBC Two)

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• Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony Opener: "Our Birmingham: A Brummie Story" – Nicholas Perry, Philip Hughes (BBC Sport)
• The Tokyo 2020 Paralympics: Beatbox Film – Scott Ferry-Collins and Whisper (Channel 4)
• Wimbledon 2022: "Women's Final Opening Film" – Nicholas Perry, Alex Ewing, Lucy Adams, BBC Sport Production Team (BBC Sport)

• The Lazarus Project – Vine FX & Real SFX (Sky Max)
• Prehistoric Planet – MPC Team (Apple TV+)
• Dodger – Jim Solan, Ant Campbell, Chris Powell, Luke Wenmouth (CBBC)

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• Landscapers – Thomas Urbye (Sky Atlantic)
• The Tourist – Dan Coles (BBC One / HBO Max)
• Our Great National Parks – Dan Gill, James Beynon (Netflix)

• Platinum Party at the Palace – Nigel Catmur (BBC)
• Concert for Ukraine – Tim Routledge (ITV)
• The BRIT Awards – Tom Sutherland (ITV)

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• Michael McIntyre's The Wheel – Chris Power and the Camera Team (BBC One)
• SAS: Who Dares Wins – Camera Team (Channel 4)
• An Audience with Adele – Liz Clare, Nat Hill, Dan Studley, Camera Team (ITV)

• Gentleman Jack – Lin Davie, Sue Newbould, Laura Flynn (BBC One / HBO)
• Sherwood – Nadia El-Saffar (BBC One)
• Landscapers – Julie Kendrick (Sky Atlantic)

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• Strictly Come Dancing – Lisa Armstrong, Lisa Davey (BBC One)
• RuPaul's Drag Race: UK vs the World – David Petruschin, Julie Cooper, Sam Greenwood (BBC Three)
• Inside No. 9 – Nicola Coleman (BBC Two)

• Mood – Nicôle Lecky, Bryan Senti (BBC Three)
• The Baby – Lucrecia Dalt (Sky Atlantic)
• Bad Sisters – Tim Phillips, PJ Harvey (Apple TV+)

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• The Rising – Carly Paradis (Sky Max)
• Slow Horses – Mick Jagger, Daniel Pemberton (Apple TV+)
• Bad Sisters – Tim Phillips, PJ Harvey (Apple TV+)

• The Green Planet – Tim Shepherd, Todd Kewley, Oliver Mueller, Camera Team (BBC One)
• Murder in the Valleys – Tom Barrow (Sky Crime)
• Dynasties: "Puma" – John Shier (BBC One)

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• Landscapers – Erik Wilson (Sky Atlantic)
• The Tourist – Ben Wheeler (BBC One / HBO Max)
• Becoming Elizabeth – Adolpho Veloso (Starz)

• Landscapers – Cristina Casali, Robert Wischhusen-Hayes, Fabrice Spelta (Sky Atlantic)
• Derry Girls – Nicola Moroney (Channel 4)
• The Last Kingdom – Dominic Hyman (Netflix)

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• Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway – Catherine Land (ITV)
• Prehistoric Planet – MPC Team (Apple TV+)
• The Bambers: Murder at the Farm – John Jobe Reynolds (Sky)

• This Is Going to Hurt – Steve Browell, Nina Rice, Jamie Selway, Adam Horley (BBC One / AMC)
• The Tourist – Paul Cotterel, Paul Carter, Des Kenneally (BBC One / HBO Max)
• A Discovery of Witches – Sound Team (Sky One)

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• Chernobyl: The Lost Tapes – Nick Fry, James Spooner, James Jones (Sky Documentaries / HBO Max)
• Trying – David Lascelles (Apple TV+)
• Trainwreck: Woodstock '99 – Nas Parkash, Will Chapman, Tristan Powell, Claire Ellis (Netflix)

• Surian Fletcher-Jones

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• Claire Popplewell and the BBC Studios Events Team

• Brave New World – Susie Coulthard (Sky One)
• His Dark Materials – Caroline McCall (BBC One / HBO)
• The Serpent: "Episodes Five - Eight" – Rachel Walsh (BBC One)

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• Inside No. 9 – Yves Barre (BBC Two)
• The Masked Singer – Tim Simpson, Daniel Nettleton, Claire Horton, Derek McLean (ITV)
• Urban Myths: "Les Dawson's Parisienne Adventure" – Yves Barre (Sky Arts)

• 9/11: Inside the President's War Room – Miles Donovan, Pete Mellor, Chris Sayer (BBC One / Apple TV+)
• Flooded Tombs of the Nile – Revenant (National Geographic)
• Searching for Secrets – Bigger Bang VFX (Smithsonian Channel)

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• Roald & Beatrix: The Tail of the Curious Mouse – Peter Anderson Studio (Sky One)
• Inside America's Secret Missions – Revenant (National Geographic)
• Murder They Hope – Liquid TV (Gold)

• Lions Series: South Africa 2021 – Sky Creative, gotgotneed, Coffee & TV (Sky Sports)
• Sky History Idents – Sky Creative (Sky History)
• Woman's Hour: "Expect the Unexpected" – Claire Grey, Devon Short, Jon Turner (BBC Creative)

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• Industry – Julie Harkin, Rae Hendrie (BBC Two / HBO)
• We Are Lady Parts – Aisha Bywaters (Channel 4)
• The Pembrokeshire Murders – Louise Cross (ITV)

• Feel Good – Luke Snellin (Netflix)
• Back to Life – Ella Jones (BBC One)
• Ghosts – Tom Kingsley (BBC One)

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• 9/11: Inside the President's War Room – Adam Wishart (BBC One / Apple TV+)
• Exposure: "America's War on Abortion" – Deeyah Khan (ITV)
• The Detectives: Fighting Organised Crime – Benedict Sanderson (BBC Two)

• It's a Sin – Peter Hoar (Channel 4 / HBO Max)
• Small Axe – Steve McQueen (BBC One)
• Time – Lewis Arnold (BBC One)

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• Glastonbury Festival: Live at Worthy Farm – Paul Dugdale (BBC)
• The Funeral of HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh – Julia Knowles, Nikki Parsons, Helen Scott, Simon Staffurth (BBC One)
• Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance – Bridget Caldwell (BBC One)

• The Detectives: Fighting Organised Crime – Sam Bergson, Brad Manning, Otto Burnham (BBC Two)
• Doctors of War: Saving Lives – Eddie Haselden (Channel 5)
• Uprising – Brett Irwin, Esther Gimenez (BBC One)

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• It's a Sin – Sarah Brewerton (Channel 4 / HBO Max)
• The Third Day: "Sunday – The Ghost" – Dan Roberts (Sky Atlantic / HBO)
• Time – Sacha Szwarc (BBC One)

• We Are Lady Parts – Robbie Morrison (Channel 4)
• Ghosts – Mike Holliday, Will Peverett (BBC One)
• Frank of Ireland – Steve Ackroyd (Channel 4)

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• BT Sport Champions League Final 2021: "Closing Music Sequence with London Grammar" – Mike Osborne, Kevin Evans, Liam Scarlino (BT Sport)
• BBC Sport 2020 Tokyo Closer – Nicholas Perry, Tom Butt (BBC Sport)
• Top Gun: Maverick Promo for The British Grand Prix: C4F1 – Robin Nurse and The Whisper Production Team (Channel 4)

• Brave New World – Thomas Horton, Josie Henwood, Scott Pritchard, Alex Maldonado (Sky One)
• His Dark Materials – Effects Team (BBC One / HBO)
• The Serpent – Vine VFX (BBC One)

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• Earth At Night In Color – Nulight Studios, Adam Inglis, Tom Payne (Apple TV+)
• The Serpent – Perry Gibbs (BBC One)
• 9/11: Inside the President's War Room – Dan Gill (BBC One / Apple TV+)

• The Ranganation – Gurdip Mahal (BBC Two)
• Jools' Annual Hootenanny – Chris Rigby (BBC Two)
• The Graham Norton Show – Chris Rigby (BBC One)

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• SAS: Who Dares Wins – Camera Team (Channel 4)
• Glastonbury Festival: Live at Worthy Farm – Driift, Paul Dugdale, Camera Team (BBC)
• The Ranganation – Chris Miller (BBC Two)

• The Watch – Amanda Ross-McDonald, Clinton Smith, Ashley Powell (BBC Two)
• His Dark Materials – Jacqueline Fowler (BBC One / HBO)
• Stephen – Nora Robertson (ITV)

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• We Are Lady Parts – Claire Carter (Channel 4)
• Famalam – Nicola Coleman (BBC Three)

• Uprising – Harry Escott (BBC One)
• The Third Day – Cristobal Tapia de Veer (Sky Atlantic / HBO)
• The Beast Must Die – Matthew Herbert (BritBox)

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• The Beast Must Die – Matthew Herbert (BritBox)
• Devil Among Us – Darren Francis (Investigation Discovery)
• The Pembrokeshire Murders – Carly Paradis (ITV)

• ITV News at Ten – Mark Davey (ITV)
• The Year Earth Changed – Camera Team (Apple TV+)
• Ian Wright: Home Truths – Daniel Dewsbury, Patrick Smith (BBC One)

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• Industry – Milos Moore (BBC Two / HBO)
• We Are Lady Parts – Diana Olifirova (Channel 4)
• A Discovery of Witches – Adam Etherington (Sky One)

• It's a Sin – Luana Hanson (Channel 4 / HBO Max)
• All Creatures Great and Small – Jacqueline Smith (Channel 5)
• His Dark Materials – Joel Collins (BBC One / HBO)

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• We Are Lady Parts – Simon Walker (Channel 4)
• Delia Derbyshire: The Myths and the Legendary Tapes – Felicity Hickson (BBC Four)
• Apocalypse Wow – Patrick Watson (ITV2)

• Worzel Gummidge: "Saucy Nancy" – Tom Corbett, Oscar Bloomfield-Crowe, Darren McQuade, Ivor Talbot (BBC One)
• The Spanish Princess – Sound Team (StarzPlay)
• The Third Day – Nigel Albermaniche, Niv Adiri, Jules Woods (Sky Atlantic / HBO)

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• Formula 1: Drive to Survive – Steve Speed, Nick Fry, James Evans, Hugh Dwan (Netflix)
• Earth At Night In Color – Kate Hopkins, Graham Wild, Paul Ackerman (Apple TV+)
• Life in a Day 2020 – Sound Team (YouTube)

• I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! (ITV)

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• Sally Debonnaire

• I May Destroy You – Lynsey Moore (BBC One / HBO)
• Noughts + Crosses – Dihantus Engelbrecht (BBC One)
• A Suitable Boy – Arjun Bhasin (BBC One)

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• The Masked Singer – Tim Simpson, Derek McLean, Daniel Nettleton, Claire Horton (ITV)
• The Goes Wrong Show – Roberto Surace (BBC One)
• In the Long Run – Amanda Monk (Sky One)

• My World: Dadaab Refugee Camp – Made in Colour (BBC World)
• The Supervet – Richard Norley and Wajahut Shah, Sancha Worthington (Channel 4)
• Mars: One Day on the Red Planet – Martin Johnson, Fleur Bone, Rob Harvey, Paul Crosby (National Geographic)

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• His Dark Materials – Titles Team (BBC One / HBO)
• Brassic – Titles Team (Sky One)
• World Athletics Championships 2019 – Rob Roberts-Facey, Lucy Adams, Dominic Robson-Smith, Alastair McIntyre (BBC Sport)

• Enterprice – Ella Jones (BBC Three)
• There She Goes – Simon Hynd (BBC Two)
• This Country – Tom George (BBC Three)

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• For Sama – Waad al-Kateab, Edward Watts (Channel 4 / PBS)
• Once Upon a Time in Iraq – James Bluemel (BBC Two)
• Prison – Paddy Wivell (Channel 4)

• Normal People – Lenny Abrahamson (BBC Three / Hulu)
• I May Destroy You – Sam Miller, Michaela Coel (BBC One / HBO)
• The End of the F***ing World – Destiny Ekaragha (Channel 4 / Netflix)

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• Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance – Bridget Caldwell (BBC One)
• VE Day 75: The People's Celebration – Simon Staffurth (BBC One)
• VJ Day 75: The Nation's Tribute – Julia Knowles (BBC One)

• Giri/Haji – Yoko Narahashi, Shaheen Baig, Layla Merrick-Wolf (BBC Two / Netflix)
• Gangs of London – Kelly Valentine-Hendry (Sky Atlantic)
• White House Farm – Amy Hubbard (ITV)

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• Tyson Fury: The Gypsy King – Abraham Teweldebrhan, Nic Zimmermann, Gareth Williams (ITV)
• For Sama – Chloë Lambourne, Simon McMahon (Channel 4 / PBS)
• Barrymore: The Body in the Pool – Justin Badger, Christopher Swayne (Channel 4)

• Quiz – Pia Di Ciaula (ITV)
• I Hate Suzie – Izabella Curry (Sky Atlantic)
• Normal People – Nathan Nugent (BBC Three / Hulu)

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• Staged – Dan Gage (BBC One)
• Britain's Got Talent – Edit Team (ITV)
• Feel Good – William Webb (Netflix / Channel 4)

• His Dark Materials – Framestore, Russell Dodgson, Dan May, Danny Hargreaves (BBC One / HBO)
• War of the Worlds – Vine FX (Fox)
• World on Fire – DNEG, Rowley SFX, Flash SFX, Goldcrest (BBC One)

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• Rise of the Nazis – Adam Dolniak (BBC Two)
• Devs – Asa Shoul (FX on Hulu)
• Catherine the Great – Aidan Farrell (Sky Atlantic / HBO)

• A Suitable Boy – Shabana Latif, Avan Contractor (BBC One)
• I May Destroy You – Bethany Swan (BBC One / HBO)
• Quiz – Julie Kendrick (ITV)

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• Frayed – Sheldon Wade (Sky One)
• In My Skin – Kate Roberts & Team (BBC Three)
• Dancing on Ice – Marcos Gurgel (ITV)

• VJ Day 75: The Nation's Tribute – Nigel Catmur (BBC One)
• Crazy Delicious – Gurdip Mahal, Ross Williams, Rob Bradley (Channel 4)
• Coronation Street – Paul Burton (ITV)

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• Performance Live: The Way Out – Suri Krishnamma & Camera Team (BBC Four)
• VJ Day 75: The Nation's Tribute – Camera Team (BBC One)
• 24 Hours in Police Custody: "Murder in the Woods Part One & Two" – Andrew Slater, Annie Tetchner, Sophie Oliver, Katie Collis (Channel 4)

• For Sama – Nainita Desai (Channel 4 / PBS)
• Deadwater Fell – Natalie Holt (Channel 4)
• Enterprice – Mark "Happi" Babatunde, Duriel "Komenz" Mensah (BBC Three)

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• Baghdad Central – H. Scott Salinas (Channel 4)
• His Dark Materials – Lorne Balfe (BBC One / HBO)
• A Suitable Boy – Alex Heffes, Anoushka Shankar (BBC One)

• Storyville: "On the President's Orders" – Olivier Sarbil (BBC Four)
• The Great Mountain Sheep Gather – Drone Filming Crew (BBC Four)
• Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins – Camera Team (Channel 4)

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• Normal People – Suzie Lavelle (BBC Three / Hulu)
• Little Birds – Ed Rutherford (Sky Atlantic)
• Giri/Haji – David Odd (BBC Two)

• His Dark Materials – Joel Collins (BBC One / HBO)
• Catherine the Great – Tom Burton (Sky Atlantic / HBO)
• Gangs of London – Matthew Gant, Megan Bosaw (Sky Atlantic)

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• The Goes Wrong Show – Dennis De Groot (BBC One)
• Taskmaster – James Dillon (Dave)
• Strictly Come Dancing – Catherine Land, Patrick Doherty (BBC One)

• Baghdad Central – Howard Bargroff, Tim Barker, Steve Browell, Marc Specter (Channel 4)
• The Salisbury Poisonings – Paul Davies, Chris Durfy, Nick Cox, Ian Morgan (BBC One)
• The Crown – Sound Team (Netflix)

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• The Last Igloo – Nick Fry, Mick Duffield, James Evans (BBC Four)
• VJ Day 75: The Nation's Tribute – Kevin Duff, Andy Deacon (BBC One)
• Formula 1: Drive to Survive – Steve Speed, Nick Fry, James Evans, Hugh Dwan (Netflix)

• Michaela Coel – I May Destroy You (BBC One / HBO)

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• Nina Gold

• Chernobyl – Odile Dicks-Mireaux (Sky Atlantic / HBO)
• Gentleman Jack – Tom Pye, Nadine Clifford-Davern (BBC One / HBO)
• The Long Song – Charlotte Holdich (BBC One)

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• Don't Forget the Driver – Sam Perry (BBC Two)
• Brassic – Orla Smyth-Mill (Sky One)
• Strictly Come Dancing – Vicky Gill (BBC One)

• Black Earth Rising – Studio AKA, Steve Small, Nikki Kefford, Artworking, Animation Team (BBC Two)
• The Planets – BBC Studios with Lola Post Production (BBC Two)
• Newsround: "Holocaust: Finding My Family" – Made in Colour (CBBC)

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• Killing Eve – Matt Willey (BBC One)
• The Cry – D8 (BBC One)
• The ABC Murders – Ben Hanbury, Hugo Moss, Paul McDonnell, Tamsin McGee (BBC One)

• FIFA Women's World Cup 2019 – BBC Sport, BBC Creative, Park Pictures (BBC Sport)
• BBC Two Rebrand – BBC Creative (BBC Two)
• Dynasties – Nick Meikle, Sarah Gerona, Laura Whittell, Natalie Fox (BBC One)

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• Enterprice – Nida Manzoor (BBC Three)
• Ghosts – Tom Kingsley (BBC One)
• This Way Up – Alex Winckler (Channel 4)

• David Harewood: Psychosis and Me – Wendie Ottewill (BBC Two)
• War in the Blood – Arthur Cary (BBC Two)
• 8 Days: To the Moon and Back – Anthony Philipson (BBC Two)

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• The Virtues – Shane Meadows (Channel 4)
• Brexit: The Uncivil War – Toby Haynes (Channel 4)
• Chernobyl – Johan Renck (Sky Atlantic / HBO)

• Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance – Bridget Caldwell (BBC One)
• Not Going Out – Nick Wood (BBC One)
• Jazz 625 Live: For One Night Only – Marcus Viner (BBC Four)

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• Egon Schiele: Dangerous Desires – Claire Guillon (BBC Two)
• 100 Vaginas – Sunshine Jackson (Channel 4)
• Sacred Wonders – John Steventon, Ed Horne (BBC One)

• The Virtues – Matthew Gray (Channel 4)
• Killing Eve – Gary Dollner (BBC One)
• Brexit: The Uncivil War – Matthew Cannings (Channel 4)

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• The Heist – Simon Whitcomb, Christine Pancott (Sky One)
• Ghosts – Mike Holliday (BBC One)
• Don't Forget the Driver – Tom Hemmings (BBC Two)

• The OA – One of Us (Netflix)
• Les Misérables – Effects Team (BBC One)
• Happy! – Axis Studios (Syfy)

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• Brassic – Matt Brown (Sky One)
• The Mighty Redcar – Dan Gill (BBC Two)
• Summer of Rockets – Aidan Farrell (BBC Two)

• Glastonbury: "Stormzy" – Tim Routledge (BBC)
• CHRIS: Live from the Salle De Pleyel – Tim Routledge (Apple Music)
• Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance – Nigel Catmur (BBC One)

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• Master of Photography – Giuseppe Bianchi (Sky Arts)
• Taylor Swift: Reputation Stadium Tour – Paul Dugdale, Simon Fisher (Netflix)
• Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance – Camera Team (BBC One)

• Chernobyl – Daniel Parker (Sky Atlantic / HBO)
• Gentleman Jack – Lin Davie (BBC One / HBO)
• The Durrells – Meinir Jones-Lewis (ITV)

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• Strictly Come Dancing – Lisa Armstrong (BBC One)
• Don't Forget the Driver – Bean Ellis (BBC Two)
• Year of the Rabbit – Jo Jenkins (Channel 4)

• Chernobyl – Hildur Guðnadóttir (Sky Atlantic / HBO)
• Years and Years – Murray Gold (BBC One)
• Fleabag – Isobel Waller-Bridge (BBC Two)

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• The Bay – Samuel Sim (ITV)
• The Cry – Lorne Balfe (BBC One)
• Extraordinary Rituals – Nainita Desai (BBC Two)

• The Mighty Redcar – Daniel Dewsbury, Stuart Bernard, Jonny Ashton (BBC Two)
• Dynasties: "Emperor" – Lindsay McCrae (BBC One)
• The Last Survivors – Arthur Cary, Johann Perry (BBC Two)

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• Chernobyl – Jakob Ihre (Sky Atlantic / HBO)
• The Long Song – Chloë Thomson (BBC One)
• I Am Kirsty – Stuart Bentley (Channel 4)

• Chernobyl – Luke Hull, Clare Levinson-Gendler (Sky Atlantic / HBO)
• Killing Eve – Kristian Milsted (BBC One)
• The Little Drummer Girl – Maria Djurkovic, Tatiana Macdonald (BBC One)

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• Michael McIntyre's Big Show – Dominic Tolfts (BBC One)
• This Time with Alan Partridge – Richard Drew (BBC One)
• Year of the Rabbit – Samantha Harley (Channel 4)

• Chernobyl – Stefan Henrix, Stuart Hilliker, Joe Beal, Harry Barnes, Michael Maroussas (Sky Atlantic / HBO)
• Pure – Ronald Bailey, James Ridgway, Rodney Berling, Robert Brazier, Chris Roberts (Channel 4)
• Black Earth Rising – Nigel Edwards, Glen Marullo, Lee Critchlow, Linda Murdoch (BBC Two)

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• Married to a Paedophile – Greg Gettens, Kim Tae Hak, Chad Orororo, Andy Paddon (Channel 4)
• 8 Days: To the Moon and Back – Ben Ormerod, Marc Wojtanowski, Duncan Paterson (BBC Two)
• Inside No. 9: "Dead Line" – Christian Henson, Paul Freeman, Kevin Paice, Adam Tandy (BBC Two)

• Sky AdSmart

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• Michael McCarthy

• The City and the City – (BBC Two)
• King Lear – Fotini Dimou (BBC Two)
• The Miniaturist – Joanna Eatwell (BBC One)

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• The Windsors Royal Wedding Special – June Nevin (Channel 4)
• The Keith & Paddy Picture Show – Heather MacVean (ITV)
• Zapped – Howard Burden (Dave)

• Kiss Me First – Axis Animation (Channel 4 / Netflix)
• Newsround: "Empire Windrush" – Made in Colour (CBBC)
• One Strange Rock – Moonraker Visual Effects Team (National Geographic)

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• Deep State – Sasan Roohi, Amber Sutera, Peter Aldridge, Michael Pearson (Fox)
• Ordeal by Innocence – Ben Hanbury, Hugo Moss, Paul McDonnell, Tamsin McGee (BBC One)
• Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams – Nic Benns, Miki Kato, Karl Watkins, Svenja Frahm (Channel 4)

• 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia – BBC Sport, BBC Creative, Blinkink (BBC)
• The 2018 Winter Olympics – BBC Sport, Y&R and Nexus Studios (BBC)

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• Derry Girls – Michael Lennox (Channel 4)
• The Windsors Royal Wedding Special – Adam Miller (Channel 4)
• GameFace – Andrew Chaplin (E4)

• White Right: Meeting the Enemy – Deeyah Khan (ITV)
• Arena: "Stanley and His Daughters" – Francis Hanly (BBC Four)
• Stephen: The Murder that Changed a Nation – James Rogan (BBC One)

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• A Very English Scandal – Stephen Frears (BBC One)
• The End of the F***ing World – Jonathan Entwistle (Channel 4 / Netflix)
• Save Me – Nick Murphy (Sky Atlantic)

• Strictly Come Dancing – Nikki Parsons (BBC One)
• Coronation Street – David Kester (ITV)
• The Voice UK – Liz Clare (BBC One)

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• The Detectives: Murder on the Streets – Paul Carlin, Paul Dosaj, Kevin Konak (BBC Two)
• Grenfell – Ben Brown (BBC One)
• Blue Planet II – Production Team (BBC One)

• Come Home – Adam Trotman (BBC One)
• The End of the F***ing World – Mike Jones (Channel 4 / Netflix)
• A Very English Scandal – Pia Di Ciaula (BBC One)

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• The Windsors Royal Wedding Special – Mark Williams (Channel 4)
• Derry Girls – Lucien Clayton (Channel 4)
• GameFace – Charlie Fawcett (E4)

• The Crown – One Of Us, Chris Reynolds (Netflix)
• One Strange Rock – Moonraker Visual Effects Team (National Geographic)
• Katy – Tanvir Hanif, Fifth Wall VFX, Becci Blood (CBBC)

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• The UN Sex Abuse Scandal – Adam Dolniak (Channel 4)
• Flowers – Dan Coles (Channel 4)
• King Lear – Gareth Spensley (BBC Two)

• Upstart Crow – Martin Kempton (BBC Two)
• Britain's Got Talent – Dave Davey (ITV)
• Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance – Nigel Catmur (BBC One)

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• The Royal Wedding: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle – Camera Team (BBC One)
• Not Going Out – Nick Wood and the Camera Team (BBC One)
• Upstart Crow – Richard Boden, Barbara Hicks, Tony Keene (BBC Two)

• King Lear – Naomi Donne (BBC Two)
• A Very English Scandal – Daniel Phillips (BBC One)
• Flowers – Sjaan Gillings (Channel 4)

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• Urban Myths: "The Dalí and the Cooper" – Vanessa White (Sky Arts)
• The Windsors Royal Wedding Special – Lulu Hall (Channel 4)
• Tracey Breaks the News – Vanessa White, Floris Schuller, Neill Gorton (BBC One)

• A Very English Scandal – Murray Gold (BBC One)
• The End of the F***ing World – Graham Coxon (Channel 4 / Netflix)
• Civilisations – Tandis Jenhudson (BBC Two)

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• Motherland – Oli Julian (BBC Two)
• Come Home – Murray Gold (BBC One)
• Civilisations – Tandis Jenhudson (BBC Two)

• Retreat: Meditations from a Monastery – Andrew Muggleton (BBC Four)
• Blue Planet II – Camera Team (BBC One)
• Handmade in Hull – Glen Milner (BBC Four)

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• The End of the F***ing World – Justin Brown (Channel 4 / Netflix)
• Peaky Blinders – Cathal Watters (BBC Two)
• Hidden – Stuart Biddlecombe (S4C / BBC Four)

• The City and the City – Simon Rogers (BBC Two)
• The Crown – Martin Childs, Alison Harvey (Netflix)
• Gunpowder – Grant Montgomery (BBC One)

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• Britain's Got Talent – Peter Bingemann (ITV)
• Zapped – Dave Ferris (Dave)
• Love Island – Production Design Team (ITV2)

• Bodyguard – Dan Johnson, Simon Farmer, Jamie Caple, Mark Lawes (BBC One)
• Deep State – Dylan Voigt, Nigel Edwards, Ben Norrington, Seb Shorter (Fox)
• Patrick Melrose – Nigel Squibbs, John Mooney, Filipa Principe, Tony Gibson (Sky Atlantic)

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• Retreat: Meditations from a Monastery – Doug Dreger, Greg Gettens, Kim Tae Hak (BBC Four)
• Top Gear – Andy Hodges, Sam Staples, Renato Ferrari (BBC Two)
• BBC Proms 2018 – The Sound Alliance (BBC Two / BBC Four)

• Taboo – Joanna Eatwell (BBC One / FX)
• Victoria – Rosalind Ebbutt (ITV)
• Guerrilla – James Keast (Sky Atlantic)

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• White Gold – Caroline Pitcher (BBC Two)
• Strictly Come Dancing – Vicky Gill & The Costume Team (BBC One)
• The Keith & Paddy Picture Show – Heather MacVean (ITV)

• Newsround: "Finding My Family - Partition" – Made in Colour (CBBC)
• Newsround: "Inside My Head: Taking Control of My Anxiety" – Made in Colour (CBBC)
• The Marvellous World of Roald Dahl – Marc Knapton, The Brewery (BBC Two)

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• Fearless – Hugo Moss, Paul McDonnell, Ben Hanbury (ITV)
• Broken – Patrick Hall (BBC One)
• The Durrells – Alex MacLean (ITV)

• Film Fear – Rob Heath, John Cryer, Shizuka Hata, Rachel Warr (Film4)
• Taboo – BBC Marketing Team (BBC One / FX)
• Channel 4 F1 2016: "Mexican F1 Grand Prix" – Richard Gort, Julian Gibbs, Reuben Armstrong, The Intro Team (Channel 4)

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• White Gold – Damon Beesley (BBC Two)
• Peter Kay's Car Share – Peter Kay (BBC One)
• Chewing Gum – Tom Marshall (E4)

• Frontline: "Last Days of Solitary" – Dan Edge, Lauren Mucciolo (BBC Four)
• American Justice – Arthur Cary, Jonathan Taylor (BBC Two)
• American High School – Marcus Plowright (BBC Three)

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• The Witness for the Prosecution – Julian Jarrold (BBC One)
• Three Girls – Philippa Lowthorpe (BBC One)
• Damilola, Our Loved Boy – Euros Lyn (BBC One)

• Bring Me Back to Life – Sam Santana (Channel 4)
• The Trial: A Murder in the Family – Editing Team (Channel 4)
• Planet Earth II – Production Team (BBC One)

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• Three Girls – Úna Ní Dhonghaíle (BBC One)
• Broken – Patrick Hall (BBC One)
• Murdered for Being Different – Johnny Rayner (BBC Three)

• Love Island – Editing Team (ITV2)
• Peter Kay's Car Share – Matt Brown (BBC One)
• White Gold – William Webb (BBC Two)

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• UEFA Champions League: "2017 Final: Real Madrid v Juventus" – Matt Roberts, Kevin Evans, Jordan Buckingham, Scott Deaming (BT Sport)
• 2017 UEFA Champions League final – Timothy Lee, Lukas Musil, Marc Connor, James Wilson (BT Sport)
• Silverstone Grand Prix – Andy Collins (Channel 4)

• The Crown – The Digital Effects Team, One of Us (Netflix)
• The Secrets of Your Food – BDH Creative Digital Effects Team (BBC Two)
• Black Mirror: "Playtest" – Justin Hutchinson-Chatburn, Framestore, Glassworks, Painting Practice (Netflix)

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• Sherlock – Real SFX (BBC One)
• The Crown – Chris Reynolds (Netflix)

• Hospital – Dan Gill (BBC Two)
• The Missing – Ross Baker (BBC One)
• Broken – Patrick Hall (BBC One)

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• World War One Remembered: Passchendaele: "For the Fallen" – Nigel Catmur (BBC One / BBC Two)
• Peter Kay's Car Share – Andy Hibbert (BBC One)
• Let It Shine – Gurdip Mahal, Rob Bradley, Bill Peachment (BBC One)

• Taboo – Erika Okvist, Jan Archibald, Audrey Doyle (BBC One / FX)
• Victoria – Nic Collins (ITV)
• Murdered for Being Different – Jenna Wrage, Harriet Thompson (BBC Three)

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• The Drug Trial: Emergency at the Hospital – Siobhán Harper-Ryan (BBC Two)
• The Windsors: "Christmas Special" and "Serie 2" – Lulu Hall (Channel 4)
• The Keith & Paddy Picture Show – Nadine O'Toole, Reza Karim (ITV)

• One Love Manchester – Richard Valentine, Matt Ingham (BBC One)
• World War One Remembered: Passchendaele – Camera Team (BBC One / BBC Two)
• Strictly Come Dancing – Camera Team, Nikki Parsons (BBC One)

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• 2017 IAAF World Athletics Championship – Helen Kuttner, Tim Moses, Mark Dennis & Camera Team (Sunset+Vine)
• The Boat Races 2017 – Pete Andrews, Micky Payne, Bill Morris, Dave White (BBC One)
• Six Nations: "Wales v England" – Matthew Griffiths, Chrissie Collins, Sam Maynard, Andrew Jackson (BBC One)

• Damilola, Our Loved Boy – Dru Masters (BBC One)
• The Crown – Rupert Gregson-Williams (Netflix)
• Three Girls – Natalie Holt (BBC One)

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• Victoria – Martin Phipps (ITV)
• SS-GB – Dan Jones (BBC One)
• Taboo – Max Richter (BBC One / FX)

• Planet Earth II – Production Team (BBC One)
• American Justice – Arthur Cary, Jonathan Taylor (BBC Two)
• Frontline: "Last Days of Solitary" – Dan Edge, Tim Grucza (BBC Four)

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• Three Girls – Matt Gray (BBC One)
• Broadchurch – Carlos Catalan (ITV)
• The State – Gavin Finney (Channel 4)

• Black Mirror: "Nosedive" – Joel Collins, James Foster (Netflix)
• Man in an Orange Shirt – Grenville Horner (BBC One)
• Taboo – Sonja Klaus (BBC One / FX)

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• Britain's Got Talent – Florian Wieder (ITV)
• Murder in Successville – Antony Cartlidge (BBC Three)
• The Windsors: "Christmas Special" and "Serie 2" – Mo Holden (Channel 4)

• Taboo – Sound Team (BBC One / FX)
• Broken – Brian Nelson, Gary Desmond (BBC One)
• Sherlock – Sound Team (BBC One)

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• World War One Remembered: Passchendaele – Sound Team (BBC One / BBC Two)
• Ambulance – Gary Kelly (BBC One)
• Planet Earth II – Production Team (BBC One)

• Planet Earth II (BBC One)

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• World War One Remembered: Passchendaele (BBC One / BBC Two)

• The Night Manager – Signe Sejlund (BBC One)
• The Living and the Dead – Phoebe de Gaye (BBC One)
• The Dresser – Fotini Dimou (BBC Two)

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• The Keith Lemon Sketch Show – Heather MacVean (ITV2)
• Hunderby – Claire Finlay-Thompson (Sky Atlantic)
• Murder in Successville – Lucy Williams (BBC Three)

• Newsround: "China: The Left-Behind Children" – Made in Colour (CBBC)
• Formula 1 British Grand Prix – Simon Baker, Diana Elkins, Tamsin Herbert (Channel 4)
• Newsround: "The Battle of the Somme" – Made in Colour (CBBC)

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• The Last Panthers – Miki Kato & Momoco (Sky Atlantic / Canal+)
• 2016 Rio Olympics – Ron Chakraborty, Jonathan Bramley, BBC Sport Marketing Team & RKCR/Y&R (BBC)
• The Durrells – Alex Maclean (ITV)

• 2016 Rio Olympics – Ron Chakraborty, Jonathan Bramley, BBC Sport Marketing Team & RKCR/Y&R (BBC)
• Channel identity for Olympic Channel – Lambie-Nairn (Olympic Channel)
• The Rack Pack – Shaun Qureshi (BBC iPlayer)

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• People Just Do Nothing – Jack Clough (BBC Three)
• Alan Partridge: Scissored Isle – Rob and Neil Gibbons (Sky Atlantic)
• Mum – Richard Laxton (BBC Two)

• Exodus: Our Journey to Europe – James Bluemel (BBC Two)
• The Hunt: The Hardest Challenge – Huw Cordey (BBC One)
• Life and Deaf – Clare Johns (BBC Four)

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• Murdered by My Father – Bruce Goodison (BBC One)
• One Child – John Alexander (BBC Two)
• And Then There Were None – Craig Viveiros (BBC One)

• Exodus: Our Journey to Europe – Simon Sykes, Nick Fenton, Sunshine Jackson (BBC Two)
• Handmade by Royal Appointment: Steinway & Sons – Alex Elkins (BBC Four)
• The Prosecutors: Real Crime and Punishment – Gwyn Jones (BBC Four)

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• Doctor Foster – Tom Hemmings (BBC One)
• Neil Gaiman's Likely Stories – Adam Biskupski (Sky Arts)
• The Tunnel: Sabotage – Katie Weiland (Sky Atlantic / Canal+)

• Flowers – Selina MacArthur (Channel 4)
• The Rack Pack – Ben Yeates (BBC iPlayer)
• Fleabag – Gary Dollner (BBC Two)

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• Olympics 2016 Opening Ceremony – Nicholas Perry, John Nicholson, Simon Livingstone & BBC Sport Production Team (BBC)
• Ski Sunday 2016 – Dave Horwell and the Editing Team (BBC Two)
• Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix Opener – Whisper Films, Channel 4, Matt Loughlin (Channel 4)

• Countdown to Life: The Extraordinary Making of You – BDH Digital Effects Team (BBC Two)
• A Midsummer Night's Dream – Lola Post Production (BBC One)
• Beowulf: Return to the Shieldlands – Milk Visual Effects (ITV)

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• War & Peace – Jens Doeldissen, Darius Cicenas at Film Effects (BBC One)
• The Night Manager – Pau Costa Moeller (BBC One)
• Doctor Who – Real SFX & Millennium FX (BBC One)

• The Voice 2016 – Gurdip Mahal, Ross Williams, Rob Bradley (BBC One)
• Upstart Crow – Martin Kempton (BBC Two)
• Coronation Street Live – The Lighting Team (ITV)

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• Coronation Street Live – Camera Team (ITV)
• Strictly Come Dancing – Camera Team, Nikki Parsons (BBC One)
• The Sound of Music Live! – Coky Giedroyc, Richard Valentine (ITV)

• The Night Manager – Jenna Wrage (BBC One)
• The Dresser – Jenny Shircore (BBC Two)
• A Midsummer Night's Dream – Claire Pritchard Jones, Neill Gorton (BBC One)

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• Tracey Ullman's Show – Vanessa White, Floris Schuller, Neill Gorton (BBC One)
• The Keith Lemon Sketch Show – Emma Leon, Reza Karim (ITV2)
• Catherine Tate's Nan – Neill Gorton, Vanessa White (BBC One)

• Flowers – Arthur Sharpe (Channel 4)
• From Darkness – Edmund Butt (BBC One)
• Elizabeth at 90: A Family Tribute – Edmund Jolliffe (BBC One)

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• The Night Manager – Victor Reyes (BBC One)
• The Living and the Dead – The Insects (BBC One)
• From Darkness – Edmund Butt, Tim Rice (BBC One)

• Imagine... Antony Gormley: Being Human – Morag Tinto (BBC One)
• My Son the Jihadi – Peter Beard (Channel 4)
• New Zealand: Earth's Mythical Islands – Camera Team (BBC Two)

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• War & Peace – George Steel (BBC One)
• Hinterland – Stuart Biddlecombe (S4C / BBC Wales)
• Fleabag – Tony Miller (BBC Two)

• The Durrells – Stevie Herbert (ITV)
• Flowers – Luana Hanson (Channel 4)
• War & Peace – Chris Roope (BBC One)

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• Murder in Successville – Antony Cartlidge (BBC Three)
• Strictly Come Dancing – Patrick Doherty (BBC One)
• Time Crashers – Peter Gordon (Channel 4)

• The Tunnel: Sabotage – Simon Bysshe, Nigel Squibbs, Jamie Caple, Jeremy Price (Sky Atlantic / Canal+)
• Marcella – James Bain, Howard Bargroff, Pete Gates, Steve Browell (ITV)
• River – Billy Quinn, Martin Jensen, Duncan Price, Alex Ellerington (BBC One)

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• Charlie Hebdo: 3 Days That Shook Paris – Greg Gettens, James Evans, Gregor Lyon (More4)
• Strictly Come Dancing – Tony Revell (BBC One)
• Life in the Air – Matt Coster, Harry Hills, Pete Howell, Ben Wood (BBC One)

• A Midsummer Night's Dream – Kevin Horsewood (BBC One)
• War & Peace – Simone Grattarola (BBC One)
• Doctor Thorne – Ross Baker (ITV)

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• Paralympics Trailer: "We're the Super Humans" (Channe 4)

• Springwatch (BBC)

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• David Odd

• Cilla – Amy Roberts (ITV)
• The Eichmann Show – Daiva Petrulyè (BBC Two)
• Poldark – Marianne Agertoft (BBC One)

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• Strictly Come Dancing – Vicky Gill (BBC One)
• The Keith Lemon Sketch Show – Heather MacVean (ITV2)
• Raised by Wolves – Sarah Ryan (Channel 4)

• Marvellous – Julian Farino (BBC Two)
• Cucumber – Alice Troughton (Channel 4)
• The Eichmann Show – Paul Andrew Williams (BBC Two)

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• What Do Artists Do All Day?: "Episode 2 - Sue Webster" – Colette Camden (BBC Four)
• Dispatches: "Escape from ISIS" – Edward Watts (Channel 4)
• This World: "Outbreak: The Truth About Ebola" – Dan Edge (BBC Two)

• Sports Personality of the Year 2014: "Lewis Hamilton Contender Film" – (BBC One)
• War of Words – John Durrant, Paul Greer, Steve Burrell, Hugh Cowling (BBC Two)
• Doctor Who: "Flatline" – Grant Hewett, Howard Jones, Ste Dalton, Joe Thornley-Head (BBC One)

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• Humans – Momoco (Channel 4 / AMC)
• Fortitude – Momoco, Nic Benns, Miki Kato, Andrea Braga, Peter Tomaszeqicz (Sky1)
• Agatha Christie's Partners in Crime – Peter Anderson Studios (BBC One)

• Film4 Idents – 4Creative and ManvsMachine (Film4)
• Humans – 4Creative (Channel 4 / AMC)
• Grand National 2015 – 4Creative (Channel 4)

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• Cucumber – Paul Pandolpho (Channel 4)
• Wolf Hall – David Blackmore (BBC Two)
• Marvellous – Elen Pierce Lewis (BBC Two)

• Welcome to Mayfair – Todd Downing (BBC Two)
• Pets: Wild at Heart – Stuart Napier, Imogen Pollard (BBC One)
• The Detectives – Rupert Houseman (BBC Two)

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• W1A – Robin Hill (BBC Two)
• Raised by Wolves – William Webb, Pete Drinkwater (Channel 4)
• Cockroaches – Mark Henson, Steven Ackroyd (ITV2)

• Sports Personality of the Year – Editing Team (BBC One)
• Formula 1 2014: "End of Season Closing Montage" – Tim Boyd, Robin Nurse (BBC One)
• FA Cup Final – BBC Production Team and The Farm North Production (BBC One)

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• Ripper Street: "Whitechapel Terminus" – Screen Scene VFX, Ed Bruce, Alan Collins, Nicholas Murphy (BBC One)
• Cilla – Tanvir Hanif, Paul Senior (ITV)
• Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell – Milk VFX (BBC One)

• Fortitude – Pauline Fowler, Nik Williams, Samantha Ives, Mary Hanrahan (Sky1)
• Critical – Millennium FX (Sky1)
• The Musketeers – Steve Griffin, Dave Arrowsmith, Marek Ruth (BBC One)

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• The Eichmann Show – Dan Coles (BBC Two)
• Indian Summers – Aidan Farrell (Channel 4)
• Remember Me – Aidan Farrell (BBC One)

• Poldark – Jacqueline Fowler (BBC One)
• Critical – Natalie Pateman, Tina Brown, Jessica Wenden, Liz Philips (Sky1)
• The C-Word – Lesley Brennan (BBC One)

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• Nurse – Vanessa White, Neill Gorton (BBC Two)
• The Keith Lemon Sketch Show – Emma Leon, Reza Karim (ITV2)
• Strictly Come Dancing – Lisa Armstrong, Neale Pirie (BBC One)

• Home Fires – Samuel Sim (ITV)
• Pets: Wild at Heart – Will Gregory (BBC One)
• Mapp & Lucia – Kevin Sargent (BBC One)

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• Home Fires – Samuel Sim (ITV)
• No Offence – Vince Pope (Channel 4)
• Agatha Christie's Partners in Crime – Tim Phillips (BBC One)

• Later... with Jools Holland: "Season 45, Episode 6" – Chris Rigby (BBC Two)
• Coronation Street – Lighting Team (ITV)
• VE Day 70: The Nation Remembers – Bernie Davis (BBC One)

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• Release the Hounds – Tom Parr, James Abadi & Camera Team (ITV2)
• VE Day 70: The Nation Remembers – Camera Team (BBC One)
• Alan Carr: Chatty Man – Chris Howe (Channel 4)

• Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell – David Roger (BBC One)
• Cilla – Lisa Hall (ITV)
• The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies – Helen Scott (ITV)

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• The Keith Lemon Sketch Show – Lucy Fyfe (ITV2)
• Nurse – Brian Sykes (BBC Two)
• Back in Time for Dinner – Dominic Clasby, Stephen Bryce (BBC Two)

• The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies – Mike Eley (ITV)
• Wolf Hall – Gavin Finney (BBC Two)
• Peaky Blinders – Simon Dennis (BBC Two)

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• Secret Life of Twins – Brendan McGinty (ITV)
• Pets: Wild at Heart – Camera Team (BBC One)
• The Detectives – James Newton (BBC Two)

• Fortitude – Sound Team (Sky1)
• Wolf Hall – Sound Team (BBC Two)
• Black Mirror: "White Christmas" – Jim Goddard, Stuart Hilliker, Dan Green, Alastair Widgery (Netflix)

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• Shark – Kate Hopkins, Tim Owens, Will Slater, Graham Wild (BBC One)
• LA Traviata: Love, Death and Divas – Mike Hatch, Matt Skilton, Tony Burke (BBC Two)
• The 7/7 Bombing Survivors' Stories – Nick Fry, David Runciman, Oscar Bloomfield-Crowe (ITV)

• Pets: Wild at Heart – Production Team (BBC One)

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• Wolf Hall – Production Team (BBC Two)

• Peaky Blinders – Stephanie Collie (BBC Two)
• Utopia – Marianne Agertoft (Channel 4)
• The Honourable Woman – Edward K. Gibbon (BBC Two)

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• Rev. – Annie Hardinge (BBC Two)
• Him & Her: The Wedding – Claire Finlay-Thompson (BBC Three)
• Strictly Come Dancing – Vicky Gill (BBC One)

• Da Vinci's Demons – Tom Horton (Fox UK)
• Mr Selfridge – DNeg TV (ITV)
• Atlantis – Vine FX (BBC One)

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• Welcome to Rio – Enge Gray (BBC Two)
• The Thirteenth Tale – Aidan Farrell (BBC Two)
• Utopia – Aidan Farrell (Channel 4)

• The Smoke – Colin Gorry (Sky1)
• Da Vinci's Demons – Paul Kelly (Fox UK)
• Doctor Who: "The Day of the Doctor" – The Model Unit, Real SFX (BBC One)

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• Line of Duty – Andrew McClelland (BBC Two)
• Tommy Cooper: Not Like That, Like This – Iain Erskine (ITV)
• Happy Valley – Jamie Pearson (BBC One)

• Stop At Nothing: The Lance Armstrong Story – Philip Kloss (BBC Four)
• Arena: "The National Theatre – Part 2: War and Peace" – Joanna Crickmay (BBC Four)
• 15,000 Kids and Counting: "The Decision" – Gwyn Jones (Channel 4)

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• Rev. – Mark Davies, Mark Henson (BBC Two)
• Off Their Rockers – Michael Wolf, Mob Dar (ITV)
• Some Girls – Mark Williams (BBC Three)

• Sochi Winter Olympics: "Curling Intro" – Sarah Cook, Julian Gibbs, Jason Devine, Chris White (BBC Sport)
• Sherlock – Peter Anderson Studio (BBC One)
• Formula One: "Monza Intro" – Richard Gort, Julian Gibbs, Jason Devine, Chris White (BBC One)

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• Luxury Comedy 2: Tales from Painted Hawaii – Matt Cooper (E4)
• The Honourable Woman – Chris Billig, Scatterlight Studios (BBC Two)
• By Any Means – Paul McDonnell, Hugo Moss, Tim Key, Tony Jordan (BBC One)

• Rugby League World Cup – James Parry, John Sprott, Nick Farquhar, Olly Harnett (BBC Sport)
• World Cup – James Parry, Sarah Owen, John Sprott, Andy Booth (BBC Sport)
• Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony – James Parry, Mark Rolfe, Tomek Baginski (BBC Sport)

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• Alan Carr: Chatty Man – Chris Rigby (Channel 4)
• Dancing on Ice – Dave Davey (ITV)
• The X Factor – Dave Davey (ITV)

• Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway – Chris Power (ITV)
• Educating Yorkshire – Tom Parr and Camera Team (Channel 4)
• Strictly Come Dancing – Nikki Parsons and Camera Team (BBC One)

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• Grand National 2014 – Denise Large (Channel 4)
• Six Nations: "England vs Wales" – Paul Davies (BBC One)
• FIFA World Cup Final 2014 – Paul McNamara (BBC One / ITV)

• In the Flesh – Davy Jones (BBC Three)
• Inside No. 9 – Lisa Cavalli-Green (BBC Two)
• Peaky Blinders – Loz Schiavo (BBC Two)

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• Strictly Come Dancing – Lisa Armstrong (BBC One)
• Luxury Comedy 2: Tales from Painted Hawaii – Christine Cant (E4)
• Harry and Paul's Story of the Twos – Christine Cant, Leslie Smith, Nina Pratley, Lisa Halstead (BBC Two)

• The Tunnel – Adrian Johnston (Sky Atlantic / Canal+)
• Utopia – Cristobal Tapia de Veer (Channel 4)
• Cardinal Burns – Oliver Julian (Channel 4)

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• The Tunnel – Adrian Johnston, Dominik Moll (Sky Atlantic / Canal+)
• 37 Days – Andrew Simon McAllister (BBC Two)
• By Any Means – Samuel Sim (BBC One)

• Utopia – Jennifer Kernke (Channel 4)
• Our World War – Matthew Button (BBC Three)
• Peaky Blinders – Grant Montgomery (BBC Two)

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• Cardinal Burns – Miranda Jones, Joanna Marshall, Gina Fields (Channel 4)
• Strictly Come Dancing – Patrick Doherty (BBC One)
• Luxury Comedy 2: Tales from Painted Hawaii – Nigel Coan, Ivana Zorn, James Dillon (E4)

• Utopia – Lol Crawley (Channel 4)
• The Honourable Woman – Zac Nicholson, George Steel (BBC Two)
• Sherlock: "His Last Vow" – Neville Kidd (BBC One)

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• Rebuilding the World Trade Center – Marcus Robinson (Channel 4)
• Cardinal Burns – Jamie Cairney (Channel 4)
• The Disappeared – Seamas McCracken (BBC One)

• The Smoke – Stuart Hilliker, Jim Goddard, Jeff Richardson, Billy Quinn (Sky1)
• The Honourable Woman – Nigel Edwards, Linda Murdoch, Lee Crichlow, Glen Marullo (BBC Two)
• Our World War – Sound Team (BBC Three)

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• D-Day 70: The Heroes Return - Bayeux Cemetery – Andy Payne (BBC One)
• Life and Death Row – Nick Fry, Ben Anthony, Rupert Houseman, Scott Szabo (BBC Three)
• Operation Grand Canyon with Dan Snow – Sam Staples, Mike Williams (BBC Two)

• Clive Curtis

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• Peaky Blinders Production Team (BBC Two)

• Burton & Taylor – Susannah Buxton (BBC Four)
• Restless – Charlotte Holdich (BBC One)
• Dancing on the Edge – Lindsay Pugh (BBC Two)

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• Up the Women – Claire Finlay-Thompson (BBC Four)
• Dancing on Ice – Stephen Adnitt (ITV)
• Strictly Come Dancing – Vicky Gill (BBC One)

• The Girl – Simon Hansen (BBC Two / HBO)
• The Challenger Disaster – Jellyfish Pictures (BBC Two)
• Supersized Earth – Simon Clarke, Barney Curnow, Nuno Pereira (BBC One)

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• Utopia – Aidan Farrell (Channel 4)
• The White Queen – Aidan Farrell (BBC One)
• Horrible Histories – John Cryer and the Platform Post Grading Team (CBBC)

• Red Dwarf X – Doug Naylor, Bill Pearson, Deane Thrussell (Dave)
• Order and Disorder – Mark Lewis, Nic Stacey, Ed Edwards, Andy Jackson (BBC Four)
• Strike Back: Vengeance – Max Poolman (Sky1)

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• World War 2 from Space – Simon Clarke, Hazel Baird, Graham Stott, Simon George (History Channel)
• Swimming with Monsters – Nimble Gimbal (Discovery)
• Wonders of Life – BDH Graphics Team (BBC Two)

• Hannibal – Nic Benns, Andrew Popplestone, Rodi Kaya, David Slade (Sky Living)
• Murder on the Home Front – Momoco Graphics Team (ITV)
• Ripper Street – Nic Benns, Jim Fisher, Miki Kato, Tom Bromwich (BBC One)

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• David Attenborough's Natural Curiosities – Kjetil Njoten, Joe Lee, Sarah Caddy, Adam Parry (Eden)

• Dancing on Ice – Dave Davey (ITV)
• The Voice UK – Gurdip Mahal, Ross Williams (BBC One)
• Comic Relief 2013: Funny for Money – Christopher Kempton (BBC One / BBC Two)

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• Wimbledon: "Murray v Djokovic (Men's Final)" – Paul Davies (BBC Sport)
• Isle of Man TT Races 2013 – Camera Team (ITV4)
• The Grand National 2013 – Denise Large, Carl Hicks and the IMG Racing Team (Channel 4)

• Burton & Taylor – Lucy Cain (BBC Four)
• The Fall – Pamela Smyth (BBC Two)
• Call the Midwife: "Christmas Special" – Christine Walmesley-Cotham (BBC One)

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• Hunderby – Vanessa White (Sky Atlantic)
• Mr Stink – Kate Benton (BBC One)
• A Young Doctor's Notebook – Kate Benton (Sky Arts)

• Utopia – Cristobal Tapia de Veer (Channel 4)
• Ripper Street – Dominik Scherrer (BBC One)
• The Fall – David Holmes, Keefus Green (BBC Two)

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• Dates – Hannah Peel, Erland Cooper (Channel 4)
• Shetland – John Lunn (BBC One)
• Plebs – Oli Julian (ITV2)

• America's Poor Kids – Jezza Neumann (BBC Two)
• Australia with Simon Reeve – Craig Hastings, Jonathan Young (BBC Two)
• Africa – Camera Team (BBC One)

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• The Fear – Gavin Finney (Channel 4)
• Top of the Lake – Adam Arkapaw (BBC Two)
• The Suspicions of Mr Whicher: The Murder in Angel Lane – Tim Palmer (ITV)

• Restless – Stevie Herbert (BBC One)
• Utopia – Kristian Milsted (Channel 4)
• Ripper Street – Mark Gerghty (BBC One)

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• Sports Personality of the Year 2012 – Simon Kimmel (BBC One)
• Derren Brown: Apocalypse – Dominic Clasby, Stephen Bryce (Channel 4)
• BBC News – BDA Set Design Team (BBC News)

• D-Day: The Last Heroes – Greg Gettens, Jamie Hartland (BBC One)
• Strike Back: Vengeance – Sound Team (Sky1)
• Misfits – Tony Gibson, Roger Dobson, Billy Mahoney, Russell Jeffery (E4)

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• David Attenborough's Galapagos 3D – John Rogerson, Graham Kirkman, Richard Addis (Sky 3D)
• BBC Cardiff Singer of the World 2013 – Sound Team (BBC Wales)
• The Choir: Sing While You Work – Daniel Jones, Paul Taylor (BBC Two)

• Syria: Across the Lines – Christopher Swayne (Channel 4)
• David Bowie: Five Years – Ged Murphy (BBC Two)
• How to Get to Heaven with the Hutterites – Sean Mackenzie (BBC Two)

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• Luther – Katie Welland (BBC One)
• The Fear – Trevor Waite (Channel 4)
• Hunted – Liana Del Giudice (BBC One)

• Horrible Histories – Mike Holliday, Peter Oliver (CBBC)
• Dancing on Ice – Editing Team (ITV)
• Outnumbered: "Christmas Special (The Sick Party)" – Steve Tempia, Mark Williams (BBC One)

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• Sports Personality of the Year 2012 – Editing Team (BBC One)
• Isle of Man TT Races 2013 – Post Production Team (ITV4)
• BBC F1 The British Grand Prix: "Lewis Hamilton and the Red Arrows" – Robin Nurse, Richard Gort (BBC Sport)

• D-Day: As It Happens (Channel 4)

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• BT Sport Studio

• Noel Fielding's Luxury Comedy – Ameena Kara Callender, Noel Fielding (E4)
• Strictly Come Dancing – Vicky Gill (BBC One)
• Horrible Histories – Ros Little & Team (CBBC)

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• Great Expectations – Annie Symons (BBC One)
• Call the Midwife – Amy Roberts (BBC One)
• This Is England '88 – Charlotte Walter (Channel 4)

• The Fades – Lexhag Visual Effects Team (BBC Three)
• Great Expectations – Bluebolt (BBC One)
• Sinbad: "Episode 1" – The Mill (Sky1)

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• Mongrels – Andy Heath and Iestyn Evans of Talk to the Hand (BBC Three)
• Great Expectations – Colin Gorry, Ed Smith (BBC One)
• Downton Abbey – Mark Holt, James Davis (ITV)

• White Heat – Paul Staples (BBC Two)
• Great Expectations – Jet Omoshebi (BBC One)
• Horrible Histories – John Cryer (CBBC)

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• Parade's End: "Episode One" – Rupert Ray (BBC Two / HBO)
• People & Power – Patrick Bedeau, Pierangelo Pirak (Al Jazeera America)
• Great Expectations – Nic Benns, Rodi Kaya, Miki Kato, Tom Bromwich (BBC One)

• BBC 2012 – The Olympics (BBC)

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• Newsround: "My Autism and Me" – Victoria Bell, Owenna Griffiths, Daniel Clarke, Black North (CBBC)
• Dirty Great Machines – Creative Nuts (Channel 5)
• London 2012: The Importance of Sport – Julian Gibbs, Richard Gort, Robin Nurse (BBC Sport)

• The Diamond Jubilee Concert – Durham Marenghi, Tim Routledge, Sam Pattinson, Steve Nolan (BBC One)
• Dancing on Ice – Dave Davey (ITV)
• The X Factor – Dave Davey (ITV)

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• Adele Live At the Royal Albert Hall – Paul Dugdale, Simon Pizey, Phil Lee, Cordelia Plunket (BBC One)
• Dancing on Ice – Richard Valentine (ITV)
• America's Cup World Series 2011: "Plymouth GBR Regatta" – SIS LIVE & ACEA On-Board Camera Teams (Sky Sports)

• Appropriate Adult – Janet Horsfield (ITV)
• The Fades – Christine Allsopp (BBC Three)
• This Is England '88 – Catherine Scoble (Channel 4)

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• Noel Fielding's Luxury Comedy – Christine Cant (E4)
• Facejacker: "Episode One" – Kristyan Mallett, Sarah Lockwood (Channel 4)
• Horrible Histories – Cheryl Mitchell, Kate Benton, Marie Deehan (CBBC)

• Lucien Freud: Painted Life – John Harle (BBC Two)
• Holy Flying Circus – Jack C. Arnold (BBC Four)
• The Best of Men – Mark Russell (BBC Two)

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• The Fades – Paul Thomson (BBC Three)
• Without You – Edmund Butt (ITV)
• The Last Weekend – Rob Lane (ITV)

• Earthflight – Camera Team (BBC One)
• After Life: The Strange Science of Decay – Camera Team (BBC Four)
• Frozen Planet – Camera Team (BBC One)

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• Blackout – Christopher Ross (BBC One)
• The Mystery of Edwin Drood (miniseries) – Alan Almond (BBC Two)
• Birdsong – Julian Court (BBC One)

• Turn Back Time: The Family – Peter Findley (BBC One)
• The Diamond Jubilee Concert – Mark Fisher (BBC One)
• Horrible Histories – Miranda Jones & Team (CBBC)

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• Great Expectations – David Roger (BBC One)
• Parade's End: "Episode One" – Martin Childs (BBC Two / HBO)
• Doctor Who: "The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe" – Michael Pickwoad (BBC One)

• David Attenborough's Bachelor King 3D – John Rogerson, Johnathan Rush, Alastair Sirkett (Sky 3D)
• Stephen Hawking's Grand Design: "The Meaning of Life" – John Rogerson, Alastair Sirkett (Discovery Channel)
• Gary Barlow: On Her Majesty's Service – Mark Atkinson, Andy Hodges (BBC One)

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• White Heat – David Old, Chris Roberts, Richard Fordham, Martin Trevis (BBC Two)
• Merlin – Ben Baird, Jamie McPhee, Adrian Bell & Team (BBC One)
• Misfits – Russell Jeffery, Tony Gibson, Roger Dobson, Billy Mahoney (E4)

• Mrs. Brown's Boys – Mark Lawrence (BBC One / RTÉ One)
• I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! – Editing Team (ITV)
• Outnumbered: "The Exchange Student (Part 2)" – Steve Tempia, Mark Williams (BBC One)

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• Protecting Our Children – Sacha Mirzoeff, Ollie Huddleston, Colette Hodges, Darren Flaxstone (BBC Two)
• Educating Essex – Joby Gee, Ben Brown, Michael Harrowes, Nick Packer (Channel 4)
• Ashley Banjo's Secret Street Crew: "Darts" – Peter Hein (Sky1)

• Appropriate Adult – Andrew Hulme (ITV)
• Great Expectations – Victoria Boydell (BBC One)
• Murder – Jacob Thuesen (BBC Two)

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• London 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony Production Team (BBC)

• Keir & Louise Lusby

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• London 2012 Olympic Coverage (BBC Sport)

• The Crimson Petal and the White – Annie Symons (BBC Two)
• Eric and Ernie – Joanna Eatwell (BBC Two)
• This Is England '86 – Charlotte Walter (Channel 4)

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• The Impressions Show with Culshaw and Stephenson – Lucia Santa Maria (BBC One)
• Dancing on Ice – Stephen Adnitt (ITV)
• Come Fly with Me – Annie Hardinge (BBC One)

• Misfits – Erik Ellefsen, George Kyparissous, Sarah Norton, Jo Amery (E4)
• Inside the Human Body – Phil Dobree, Dan Upton, Sophie Orde, Matt Chandler, Jellyfish Pictures (BBC One)
• Doctor Who: "A Christmas Carol" – The Mill (BBC One)

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• Strike Back: Project Dawn – Big Bang Stunts & Effects (Sky1)
• Coronation Street Live – Danny Hargreaves (ITV)
• The Shadow Line – Ed Smith, Colin Gorry Effects (BBC Two)

• F1 Monaco Grand Prix – Richard Gort, Mark Wilkin, Eddie Butler, Turquoise Branding (BBC One)
• Super Bowl XLV – Julian Gibbs, Ron Chakraborty, Richard Gort (BBC One)
• Random – Stuart Pitcher, Simon Dowling, Jason Griffin, Tim Baxter (Channel 4)

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• Any Human Heart – Hugo Moss, Justin Lowings, Paul McDonnell (Channel 4)
• The Hour – Amy Merry, Yianni Papanicolaou (BBC Two)
• Come Fly with Me – Production Team (BBC One)

• Coronation Street Live – Chris Chisnall & The Lighting Team (ITV)
• Strictly Come Dancing: "Halloween Special" – Mark Kenyon (BBC One)
• Copy Cats – Roger Williams (CBBC)

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• 24 Hours in A&E – Camera Team (Channel 4)
• Wimbledon: "Nadal Vs Murray (Men's Semifinal)" – Paul Davies & The SIS Camera Team (BBC Sport)
• The Royal Wedding – The Team of Directors & Cameramen (BBC One)

• The Crimson Petal and the White – Jacqueline Fowler (BBC Two)
• Eric and Ernie – Christina Baker (BBC Two)
• Psychoville: "Halloween Special" – Penny Smith (BBC Two)

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• Come Fly with Me – Lisa Cavalli-Green & Team (BBC One)
• Strictly Come Dancing: "Halloween Special" – Lisa Armstrong (BBC One)
• The Impressions Show with Culshaw and Stephenson – Lucy Cain & Team (BBC One)

• Misfits – Vince Pope (E4)
• BBC Wildlife Specials: "Polar Bear: Spy on the Ice" – Will Gregory (BBC One)
• The Suspicions of Mr Whicher – Rob Lane (ITV)

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• Zen – Adrian Johnston (BBC One)
• Come Fly with Me – David Arnold (BBC One)
• Downton Abbey – John Lunn (ITV)

• Downton Abbey – David Katznelson (ITV)
• Christopher and His Kind – Kieran McGuigan (BBC Two)
• Martina Cole's The Runaway – Owen McPolin (Sky1)

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• Human Planet: "Jungles – People of the Trees" – Camera Team (BBC One)
• Human Planet: "Oceans – Into the Blue" – Camera Team (BBC One)
• Storyville: "Marathon Boy" – Matt Norman, Tony Miller, Vijay Bedi, Alphonse Roy (BBC Four)

• The Crimson Petal and the White – Grant Montgomery (BBC Two)
• Psychoville: "Halloween Special" – Brian Sykes (BBC Two)
• South Riding – Chris Roope (BBC One)

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• Miranda – Harry Banks (BBC Two)
• Match of the Day / Football Focus – Peter Aston (BBC One)
• How Not to Live Your Life – Iain McDonald (BBC Three)

• The Shadow Line – Glen Marullo, Nigel Edwards, Linda Murdoch, Lee Crichlow (BBC Two)
• Bill Bailey's Little Crackers – Sound Team (Sky1)
• Coronation Street Live – Alan Monks & The Sound Team (ITV)

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• Wootton Bassett: The Town That Remembers – Matt Skilton, Paul Paragon & The Sound Team (BBC One)
• Strictly Come Dancing: "Halloween Special" – Tony Revell, Andy Tapley, Howard Hopkins (BBC One)
• The X Factor – The Farm Audio Team (ITV)

• Exile – Roy Sharman (BBC One)
• Random – Victoria Boydell (Channel 4)
• Thorne – John Smith (Sky1)

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• Our War – Chris King (BBC Three)
• BBC Wildlife Specials: "Polar Bear: Spy on the Ice" – Stuart Napier, Imogen Pollard (BBC One)
• 24 Hours in A&E – Edit Team (Channel 4)

• Friday Night Dinner – Lucien Clayton (Channel 4)
• I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! – Post Production Team (ITV)
• The X Factor – The Farm Editing Team (ITV)

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• Eric and Ernie – Sonny Sheriden (BBC Two)
• Armstrong and Miller – Ross Baker (BBC One)
• The Hour – Gareth Spensley, Molinare (BBC Two)

• BBC Wildlife Specials: "Polar Bear: Spy on the Ice" Production Team (BBC One)

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• Spooks Production Team

• Worried About the Boy – Annie Symons (BBC Two)
• Enid – Lucinda Wright (BBC Four)
• An Englishman in New York – Joey Attawia (ITV)

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• Facejacker – Kayvan Novak (Channel 4)
• Dancing on Ice – Stephen Adnitt (ITV)
• Bellamy's People of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland – June Nevin (BBC Two)

• Doctor Who: "The Pandorica Opens" – The Mill (BBC One)
• Big Babies – Paul Tuersley & The Visual Effects Team (CBBC)
• Terry Pratchett's Going Postal – Simon Thomas, Reuben Barkataki, Zoltan Benyo, Zoltan Szarvasi (Sky1)

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• Misfits – Mark Holt (E4)
• Merlin: "The Last Dragonlord" – The Mill, Merlin VFX Team (BBC One)
• Mission: 2110 – James Morgan, Chris Reynolds, Millennium FX, Nick Hopkin (CBBC)

• Sherlock – Kevin Horsewood (BBC One)
• Outnumbered – Ross Baker (BBC One)
• Misfits – Perry Gibbs (E4)

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• Inside the Perfect Predator – Jellyfish Pictures, Burrell Durrant Hifle (BBC One)
• BBC Election Night – BBC News Graphics, Brainstorm/Idonix (BBC One)
• History of Now: "Episode 1" – John Durrant, Duncan Dix, Jon Doe, Mick Connaire (BBC Two)

• World Cup 2010 – John McKenna, Richard Norley, Russell Mann, Paul McNamara (ITV)
• Luther – Momoco (BBC One)
• History of Now – John Durrant, Jon Doe, Duncan Dix (BBC Two)

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• Winter Olympics – Louisa Fyans, Karen Potterton, Damon Collins, Marc Craste (BBC Sport)
• Heston's Feasts – James Berridge, John Cryer, Simon Glover (Channel 4)

• Dancing on Ice – Dave Davey (ITV)
• EastEnders Live – John Carberry (BBC One)
• Playhouse: Live: "The Typist" – Martin Kempton (Sky Arts)

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• EastEnders Live – Clive Arnold, Duncan Unsworth (BBC One)
• One Born Every Minute: "Episode 4" – Camera Team (Channel 4)
• Dancing on Ice – Paul Kirrage (ITV)

• Mo – Chrissie Baker (Channel 4)
• The Fattest Man in Britain – Neill Gorton, Janet Horsfield (ITV)
• Worried About the Boy – Donald McInnes (BBC Two)

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• Facejacker – Kristyan Mallett (Channel 4)
• Stone Age Atlantis – Mike Stringer, Suzanne Bates, Mike H. G. Bates (National Geographic Channel)
• Bellamy's People of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland – Jane Walker (BBC Two)

• Terry Pratchett's Going Postal – John Lunn (Sky1)
• Sherlock – David Arnold, Michael Price (BBC One)
• Emma – Samuel Sim (BBC One)

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• Sherlock – David Arnold, Michael Price (BBC One)
• Garrow's Law – Edmund Butt (BBC One)
• The Deep – Samuel Sim (BBC One)

• Terry Pratchett's Going Postal – Gavin Finney (Sky1)
• Sherlock – Steve Lawes (BBC One)
• Misfits – Christopher Ross (E4)

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• Natural World: "Victoria Falls" – Charlie Hamilton James, Jamie McPherson, Simon Werry (BBC Two)
• Life: "Insects" – Rod Clarke, Kevin Flay (BBC One)
• Tropic of Cancer – Jonathan Young (BBC)

• Wallander: "The Fifth Woman" – Jacqueline Abrahams (BBC One)
• Terry Pratchett's Going Postal – Ricky Eyres, Lee Gordon, Ray McNeill, Monica Esztan (Sky1)
• Doctor Who: "The Pandorica Opens" – Edward Thomas (BBC One)

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• Mongrels – Simon Rogers & Team (BBC Three)
• The IT Crowd – Jo Sutherland (Channel 4)
• Hounded – James S. Thompson, Lucy Fewell & Team (CBBC)

• Sherlock – Charlie Phillips (BBC One)
• Dive – David Charap (BBC Two)
• Five Days – Phillip Kloss (BBC One)

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• Requiem for Detroit – Caroline Richards, Julien Temple (BBC Two)
• One Born Every Minute: "Episode 2" – Editing Team (Channel 4)
• Jobless – Brian Woods (BBC One)

• Pete versus Life – Mark Davies, Mark Everson (Channel 4)
• Peep Show – Mark Davies, Mark Everson (Channel 4)
• Mongrels – Nigel Williams & Team (BBC Three)

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• Misfits – Billy Mahoney, Roger Dobson, Tony Gibson, Russell Jeffrey (E4)
• Cranford – Paul Hamblin, Peter Brill, Iain Eyre, Lee Walpole (BBC One)
• Strike Back – Stuart Hilliker, Lee Walpole, Iain Eyre, J. J. Le Roux (Sky1)

• Richard Hammond's Invisible Worlds – John Rogerson & The Halo Sound Team (BBC One)
• Life: "Mammals" – Tim Owens, Graham Wild (BBC One)
• Murder on the Lake – Matt Skilton, Paul Paragon (BBC Four)

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• Eddie Mansell

• Maverick New Media Team

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• Coronation Street Production Team

• Psychoville – Yves Barre (BBC Two)
• Little Dorrit – Barbara Kidd (BBC One)
• Red Riding 1974 – Natalie Ward (Channel 4)

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• The Legend of Dick and Dom – Jane Stuart Brown (BBC One)

• The Wrong Door – VFX Team (BBC Three)
• Wallace & Gromit: A Matter of Loaf and Death – Bram Ttwheam (BBC One)
• Doctor Who: "The Next Doctor" – The Mill (BBC One)

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• Being Human – Millennium FX (BBC Three)
• Skellig – Richard van den Bergh (Sky1)
• Apparitions – Davy Jones (BBC One)

• Wallander – Aidan Farrell, The Farm (BBC One)
• Moonshot: The Flight of Apollo 11 – Trevor Brown, Ascent 142 (ITV1)
• Skellig – Mick Vincent, The Mill (Sky1)

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• Formula 1: Australian Grand Prix – Mark Wilkin, Richard Gort & Intro Design (BBC One)
• Charles Darwin and the Tree of Life – Mick Connaire, Luke Wilmot, Tony Gilbert, Jeremy Horton (BBC One)

• Great Adaptations – Rob Heath, Selena Cunningham (Film4)
• Hidden Japan – Oliver Harnett, Matt McDermott (BBC Four)
• Chosen 4Creative/More4 – Brian Harrington, Shizuka Hata & Why Not Associates (Channel 4)

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• British Style Genius – Orla Handley, Paul Greer, John Durrant (BBC Two)
• America and AlQaeda – Melanie Woelzemueller, Patrick Bedeau, Al Jazeera English Creative Division (Al Jazeera English)
• Formula One – Liquid TV (BBC One)

• The Devil's Whore – Julian Court (Channel 4)
• Wallander – Anthony Dod Mantle (BBC One)
• Tess of the D'Urbervilles – Wojciech Szepel (BBC One)

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• The Family – Camera Team (Channel 4)
• Dancing on Ice – Paul Kirrage (ITV)
• We Are Klang: "Fire", "Election" – Rob Kitzmann (BBC Three)

• BBC Wildlife Specials: "Swarm: Nature's Incredible Invasions" – Neill Rettig, Mark Payne Gill, Michael Richards, Jonathan Jones (BBC One)

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• Bobby Warans

• Dancing on Ice – Rena Metcalfe, Paul Haskell (ITV)
• Kröd Mändoon and the Flaming Sword of Fire – Daniel Parker (BBC Two)

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• Moses Jones – Emma Scott (BBC Two)
• The Devil's Whore – Nadine Prigge (Channel 4)
• Skellig – Conor O' Sullivan, Rob Trenton (Sky1)

• Yellowstone – Edmund Butt (BBC Two)
• Occupation – Daniel Pemberton (BBC One)
• Moses Jones – Craig Pruess (BBC Two)

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• Wallander – Emily Barker, Martin Phipps (BBC One)
• BBC Wildlife Specials: "Swarm: Nature's Incredible Invasions" – Will Gregory, Stuart Gordon (BBC One)
• Desperate Romantics – Daniel Pemberton (BBC Two)

• Take That Come to Town – Peter Bingemann (ITV)
• Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle – Simon Rogers (BBC Two)
• I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! – Trials Team (ITV1)

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• Margaret Great – David Roger (BBC Two)
• Occupation – Ashleigh Jeffers (BBC One)
• Wallace & Gromit: A Matter of Loaf and Death – Phil Lewis, Jan Sanger, Matt Perry (BBC One)

• The Fallen – Joby Gee (BBC Two)
• Joanna Lumley in the Land of the Northern Lights – Justin Amsden (BBC One)
• The Hospital – Paul Carlin (Channel 4)

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• Being Human – Phil Hookway (BBC Three)
• Occupation – Victoria Boydell (BBC One)
• Freefall – David Charap (BBC Two)

• The X Factor – The Farm Editing Team (ITV)
• Walk on the Wild Side – Adam Bokey, Charlie Fawcett (BBC One)
• Fonejacker – Kayvan Novak, Ed Tracy, Vicki Kitchingman, Warren Chapman (E4)

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• Proms 2009 – Andy Payne & SIS Lives Sound Team (BBC)
• The Family – Sound Team (Channel 4)
• South Pacific: "Ocean of Islands" – Kate Hopkins, Tim Owens, Andrew Wilson South Pacific (BBC Two)

• CBeebies

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• Florian Wieder and Dave Davey – The X-Factor (ITV)

• Margaret Thatcher: The Long Walk to Finchley – Charlotte Holdich (BBC Four)
• House of Saddam – Alexandra Caulfield (BBC Two)
• Skins – Edward K, Gibbon (E4)

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• Bizarre ER – Jon Doe (BBC Three)
• Britain from Above – Rogerio Alves, Dave Corfield, Martin Blunden (BBC)
• Britannia – Kiss My Pixel Comics (BBC Four)

• Match of the Day: "UEFA Euro 2008" – Sunil Patel, Phil Bigwood, Busty Kelp, Unkle (BBC One)
• Criminal Justice – Peter Anderson (BBC One)
• 2008 Summer Olympics – Jonathan Bramley, Rebekah Kipps, Damon Albarn, Jamie Hewlett (BBC One)

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• The White Season – RKCR/Y&R and Red Bee Media (BBC Two)
• Wonderland – Joan Hillery (BBC Two)

• A Boy Called Alex – Dave Bennett, Alex Chapman, Stephen Walker (Channel 4)
• Britain from Above – Peter Thompson, Lee Pulbrook (BBC)
• Wild China: "Heart of the Dragon" – Mike Lemmon, Justin Maguire (BBC Two)

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• Spooks – Damian Bromley (BBC One)
• White Girl – Wojciech Szepel (BBC Two)
• Cranford – Ben Smithard (BBC One)

• Not Going Out – Martin Kempton (BBC One)
• Dancing on Ice – Dave Davey (ITV)
• The Kylie Show – Al Gurdon (ITV)

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• The Kylie Show – Simon Staffurth, Phil Piotrowsky (ITV)
• Dancing on Ice – Paul Kirrage (ITV)
• Two Pints of Lager Live! – David Bowden (BBC Three)

• House of Saddam – Marella Shearer (BBC Two)
• Miss Austen Regrets – Christine Walmesley-Cotham (BBC One)
• Oliver Twist – Anne Oldham (BBC One)

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• Revealed: "Sex and the Neanderthals" – Mike H G Bates, Mike Stringer, Kim Freeland (Five)

• Criminal Justice – John Lunn (BBC One)
• Miss Austen Regrets – Jennie Muskett (BBC One)
• First Cut: "Watch Me Disappear" – Wayne Roberts (Channel 4)

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• Sense and Sensibility – Martin Phipps (BBC One)
• Mutual Friends – Ben Bartlett (BBC One)

• Britain's Got Talent: "Live Final Show" – Dominic Tolfts (ITV)
• Dancing on Ice – Markus Blee (ITV)
• Glastonbury Festival 2008 – Markus Blee, Alison Howe (BBC Two, BBC Three, BBC Four)

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• Frankie Howerd: Rather You Than Me, The Curse of Steptoe, Hughie Green: Most Sincerely – Patrick Bill (BBC Four)
• House of Saddam – Maurice Cain (BBC Two)
• City of Vice – James Lewis (Channel 4)

• Doctor Who: "Midnight" – Julian Howarth, Tim Ricketts, Paul McFadden, Paul Jefferies (BBC One)
• Criminal Justice: "Episode 2" – Sound Team (BBC One)
• The Street – Sound Team (BBC One)

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• Meet the Natives – Will Anderson, Tom Beard, Chris King, Matt Skilton (Channel 4)
• Natural World: "Badgers: Secrets of the Sett" – Andrew Cooper, Paul Clark, Martyn Harries (BBC Two)
• The Choir: Boys Don't Sing – Sam Mathewson, David Harcombe, Daniel Jones (BBC Two)

• Criminal Justice – Sarah Brewerton (BBC One)
• White Girl – Úna Ní Dhonghaíle (BBC Two)
• Spooks – Jamie Pearson (BBC One)

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• Monkey Thieves – Gary Thomas, Rupert Troskie, Marlon Wilson, Dan Schwalm (National Geographical Wild)
• Parallel Worlds, Parallel Lives – Folko Boermans (BBC Four)
• Beautiful Young Minds – Joby Gee (BBC Two)

• Deal or No Deal – The Farm Editing Team (Channel 4 )
• Fonejacker: "Christmas Special" – Kayvan Novak, Ed Tracy (E4)
• Outnumbered – Nigel Williams (BBC Two)

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• The Street – Tanvir Hanif (BBC One)
• Attila the Hun – Gareth Edwards, Luke Wilmot, Tony Gilbert (BBC One)
• Frankenstein – Jellyfish Pictures (ITV)

• Being Human – Millennium FX (BBC Three)
• Human Body: Pushing the Limits – The Model Unit (Discovery Channel)

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• Battle for Haditha – Dan Coles (Channel 4)
• Boy A – Aidan Farrell (Channel 4)
• He Kills Coppers – Kevin Horsewood (ITV)

• Headcases (ITV)

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• City of Vice Production Team (Channel 4)

• Dancing on Ice – Stephen Adnitt (ITV)
• Roman's Empire – June Nevin (BBC Two)
• Benidorm – Steven Noble (ITV)

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• Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire – Ros Little (BBC One)
• The Wind in the Willows – Vin Burnham (BBC)
• Housewife, 49 – Charlotte Holdich (ITV)

• Sky Creative – Hywel Williams & Adrian Harrison Gilbert, George Night (BSkyB)
• Skins – Tal Rosner (E4)
• The Secret Life of Mrs Beeton – Hugo Moss, Tamsin McGee at Huge Designs (BBC)

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• Fonejacker – Ed Tracy, Kayvan Novak, Vicki Kitchingman, Warren Chapman (E4)
• Seven Ages of Rock – John Durrant, Orla Handley, Jon Doe, Steve Bell (BBC Two)
• Monster Moves: "Colossal Churches" – Dave Throssell (Five)

• Dancing on Ice – Dave Davey (ITV)
• Songs of Praise – Bernie Davis (BBC One)
• Any Dream Will Do – Mark Kenyon (BBC One)

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• Dancing on Ice – Paul Kirrage (ITV)
• Swan Lake – Vince Spooner (BBC One)
• An Audience With Take That: Live! – Simon Staffurth and Camera Team (ITV)

• Natural World: "Wye - Voices from the Valley" – Charlie Hamilton James, Jamie McPherson (BBC Two)
• Galápagos: "Born of Fire" – Paul Stewart, Barrie Britton, Richard Wollocombe (BBC Two)
• Planet Earth: "Ice Worlds" – Camera Team (BBC One)

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• Jane Eyre – Mike Eley (BBC One)
• Spooks – Damian Bromley (BBC One)
• Skins – Nick Dance (E4)

• Benidorm – Diane Chenery-Wickens (ITV)
• Hyperdrive – Davy Jones, Mike Bates, Mike Stringer (BBC Two)
• Wedding Belles – Sandy Staples (Channel 4)

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• The Mark of Cain – Marella Shearer (Channel 4)
• Mysterious Creatures – Sharon Martin (ITV)
• Casualty – Marcus Whitney (BBC One)

• Charlie and Lola – John Greswell, David Schweitzer (CBeebies)
• Jane Eyre – Rob Lane (BBC One)
• The Mark of Cain – Ben Bartlett (Channel 4)

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• The Amazing Mrs Pritchard – John Lunn (BBC One)
• Coast – Alan Parker (BBC Two)
• Springwatch – David Poore (BBC Two)

• The Human Footprint – Clare Patey, Cathy Wren (Channel 4)
• The X Factor – Florian Wieder (ITV)
• Brit Awards 2007 – Mark Fisher, Stufish (ITV)

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• Skins – Amelia Shankland (E4)
• Maxwell – Stevie Herbert (BBC One)
• Life on Mars – Matt Gant, Brian Sykes (BBC One)

• 9/11: The Twin Towers – Peter Baldock, Tim White, Cliff Jones (BBC One)
• Jane Eyre – Richard Manton, Stuart Hilliker, Ian Wilkinson, Stephen Griffiths (BBC One)
• Spooks – Rudi Buckle, James Feltham, Darren Banks (BBC One)

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• War Oratorio – Paul Paragon, Dominic Muldowney, Mike Hatch, Ben Baird (Channel 4)
• An Audience With Take That: Live! – Toby Alington (ITV)
• Strictly Come Dancing – BBC Studios Sound Team (BBC One)

• Forgiven – Luke Dunkley (Channel 4)
• The Mark of Cain – Philip Kloss (Channel 4)
• The Thick of It – Billy Sneddon and Ant Boys (BBC Four)

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• The Tower – Ben Brown (BBC One)
• Natural World: "Wye - Voices from the Valley" – Nigel Buck (BBC Two)
• Horizon: "The Six Billion Dollar Experiment" – Darren Jonusas (BBC Two)

• Fonejacker – Ed Tracy, Kayvan Novak, Vicki Kitchingman, Warren Chapman, Joe Haughey (E4)
• Peep Show – Mark Everson (Channel 4)
• The X Factor – Chris Stott, Phil Box, Nik O'Dell, Jamie Bull (ITV)

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• Bodies – Millennium FX, Neill Gorton, Rob Mayor (BBC Three)
• The Mark of Cain – Neal Champion (Channel 4)

• Persuasion – Kevin Horsewood, Pepper Post Production (ITV)
• The Wind in the Willows – Chris Beeton, Pepper Post Production (BBC)
• Jekyll – Aidan Farrell, The Farm (BBC One)

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• Fight for Life – Philip Dobree, The Digital Effects Team, Jellyfish Pictures (BBC One)
• 20th Century Battles – Red Vision (BBC Two)
• Primeval – Digital Effects Team (ITV)

• Nick Park, Aardman Animation

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• Doctors Production Team

• Strictly Dance Fever – Venetia Ercolani (BBC One)
• Dancing on Ice – Stephen Adnitt (ITV)
• Nighty Night – Claire Finlay (BBC Three)

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• Bleak House – Andrea Galer (BBC One)
• Doctor Who – Louise Page (BBC One)
• The Virgin Queen – Amy Roberts (BBC One)

• Pin Protection – Dave Faulkner, Kenny Reynolds, Tim Smyllie (BSkyB)
• E4 Music Identity – ISO (E4)
• Music on S4C – Dylan Griffith, Aled Phillips, Owain Elidir, Paul Nicholas (S4C)

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• Conan Doyle for the Defence – ISO (BBC)
• Are We Changing Planet Earth? / Can We Save Planet Earth? – Rob Hifle, Paul Greer, Jon Doe, Burrell Durrant Hifle, Design Team (BBC One)
• Making Slough Happy – Gideon Bradshaw, Rob Chiu (BBC Two)

• International Cricket – Christopher Wilcock, Andrew Paraskos, Richard Vowles (BSkyB)
• Mercury Prize 2005 – Gareth Price (BBC Four)
• The IT Crowd – Shynola (Channel 4)

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• Planet Earth Team (BBC One)

• Dancing on Ice – Tom Kinane, Svend Pedersen (ITV)
• Later... with Jools Holland – Chris Rigby (BBC Two)
• Soapstar Superstar – Al Gurdon (ITV)

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• Dancing on Ice – Paul Kirrage (ITV)
• Manchester Passion – BBC Outside Broadcasts Camera Team (BBC Three)
• The Bill: "Live Episode" – Sylvie Boden, Christopher Davies, Tony Keene, Donna Wiffen (ITV)

• Planet Earth: "From Pole to Pole" – Photography Team (BBC One)
• Arctic Crime & Punishment – Sasha Snow, David Katznelson (More4)
• Frontline: "The Tank Man" – Neil Harvey (More4)

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• See No Evil: The Moors Murders – Lukas Strebel (ITV)
• Hotel Babylon – Sean Van Hales (BBC One)
• Bleak House – Kieran McGuigan (BBC One)

• Bleak House – Daniel Phillips (BBC One)
• Riot at the Rite – Marella Shearer (BBC Two)
• Doctor Who – Sheelagh Wells, Neill Gorton (BBC One)

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• The Catherine Tate Show: "Christmas Special" – Neill Gorton, Vanessa White (BBC Two)
• Little Britain – Lisa Cavalli-Green (BBC Three)
• Little Miss Jocelyn – Lisa Cavalli-Green (BBC Three)

• The Virgin Queen – Martin Phipps (BBC One)
• Bleak House – John Lunn (BBC One)
• Funland – David A. Hughes (BBC Three)

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• Elizabeth I – Rob Lane (Channel 4)
• The Ghost Squad – Ben Bartlett (Channel 4)
• Bleak House – John Lunn (BBC One)

• I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! – Art and Trials Team (ITV)
• Green Wing – Jonathan Paul Green (Channel 4)
• The House of Tiny Tearaways – James Dillon (BBC Three)

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• ShakespeaRe-Told: "Macbeth" – Jon Henson (BBC One)
• Doctor Who – Edward Thomas (BBC One)
• Space Race – Alan Spalding (BBC Two)

• The Bill: "Live Episode" – Alison Davis, Donna Wiffen, Sylvie Boden, John Osborne (ITV)
• Ghostboat – Adam Severs, Les Honess, Helen Dickson, Lynne Hegarty (ITV)
• Spooks – Rudi Buckle (BBC One)

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• Manchester Passion – BBC Outside Broadcasts Sound Team (BBC Three)
• Planet Earth – Andrew Wilson, Graham Wild, Kate Hopkins, Tim Owens (BBC One)
• Tsunami: 7 Hours on Boxing Day – Ben Baird, Gregor Lyon, Brian Howell (BBC One)

• The Apprentice – Editing Team (BBC Two)
• Born in the USSR: 21 Up – Kim Horton (ITV)
• The Armstrongs – Marc Davies (BBC Two)

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• Bleak House – Paul Knight (BBC One)
• Soundproof – Bill Diver (BBC Two)
• Funland – Tony Cranstoun, Emer Reynolds (BBC Three)

• I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! – Post Production and Editing Team (ITV)
• Green Wing – Billy Sneddon, Lucien Clayton (Channel 4)
• Darren Brown: The Heist – Tim Thompsett (Channel 4)

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• Titanic: Birth of a Legend – Red Vision (ITV)
• Doctor Who – The Mill (BBC One)
• Rome – Charles Darby, Barrie Hemsley, James Madigan, Joe Pavlo (HBO / BBC Two)

• Life on Mars – Jet Omoshebi, Pepper Post Production (BBC One)
• The Somme – Dan Coles, Pepper Post Production (Channel 4)
• Sweeney Todd – Chris Beeton, Pepper Post Production (BBC One)

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• Bodies – Neill Gorton, Rob Mayor, Millennium FX (BBC Three)
• Rome – Daniel Acon, Bill Budd, Franco Maria Salamon (HBO / BBC Two)
• Emmerdale – Ian Rowley (ITV)

• Neill Gorton and Team

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• George Fenton

• Casanova – Michele Clapton (BBC Three / BBC One)
• Doctor Who: "The End of the World" – Lucinda Wright (BBC One)
• Sex Traffic – Anushia Nieradzik (Channel 4)

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• Little Britain – Annie Hardinge (BBC Three)
• The Mighty Boosh – June Nevin (BBC Three)
• Nathan Barley – Leonie Hartard (Channel 4)

• UKTV Style Gardens – Dunning Eley Jones (UKTV)
• Nip/Tuck Promotion – Jon Yeo (Sky1)
• Channel 4 Rebrand: Council Estate – Brett Foraker, Russell Appleford, Jo Dillon, Gwilym Gwilliam (Channel 4)

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• Anatomy for Beginners – Juliet Percival, Nick Curwin (Channel 4)
• Deep Jungle – Jan Golunski, Andrew Budd, Paul Clements (ITV)
• ITV Election 2005 – Graphic Design Team (ITV)

• Lions Tour of New Zealand – Adam Wells (Sky Sports)
• Oxford V Cambridge Boat Race – Liquid TV (ITV)
• Hustle – Berger and Wyse (BBC One)

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• Sunset+Vine - Channel 4 Cricket

• Songs of Praise: "Ely" – Bernie Davis (BBC One)
• CD:UK – Nigel Catmur (ITV)

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• Flashmob: The Opera – BBC Outside Broadcasts Camera Team (BBC Three)
• Grand National – BBC Camera Team (BBC One)
• Flora London Marathon – BBC Camera Team (BBC One)

• Casanova – Anthony Radcliffe (BBC Three / BBC One)
• Sex Traffic – Chris Seager (Channel 4)
• Not Only But Always – David Odd (Channel 4)

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• Natural World: "Mississippi - Tales of the Last River Rat" – Neil Rettig (BBC Two)
• The Queen's Castle – Matt Reid, Matt Shaw (BBC One)
• Natural World: "Wild Wood" – Charlie Hamilton James, Jamie McPherson (BBC Two)

• Little Britain – Lisa Cavalli-Green (BBC Three)
• Dead Ringers – Kate Benton, Diane Chenery-Wickens (BBC Two)
• French and Saunders – Maralyn Sherman (BBC One)

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• Help – Vanessa White, Neill Gorton (BBC Two)
• Doctor Who: "The End of the World" – Davy Jones, Neill Gorton (BBC One)
• The Rotters' Club – Emma Scott (BBC Two)

• Green Wing – Jonathan Whitehead (Channel 4)
• BBC Wildlife Specials: "Bears: Spy in the Woods" – Will Gregory, Stuart Gordon (Channel 4)
• Arena: "Bacon's Arena" – Brian Eno (BBC Four)

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• Playing It Straight{{Broken anchor|date=2024-06-02|bot=User:Cewbot/log/20201008/configuration|target_link=Playing It Straight#UK version|reason= The anchor (UK version) has been deleted.}} – Jamie Forsyth, Brian Beacock (Channel 4)
• Animal Crime Scene – Sarah Class (BBC One)
• Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Silk Stocking – Adrian Johnston (BBC One)

• Sex Traffic – Candida Otton (Channel 4)
• To the Ends of the Earth – Donal Woods (BBC Two)
• Blackpool – Grenville Horner (BBC One)

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• Hell's Kitchen – Design Team (ITV)
• The House of Tiny Tearaways – James Dillon (BBC Three)
• How to Sleep Better – Richard Plumb (BBC One)

• Murder Prevention – Nigel Edwards, Nick Cox, Phil Barnes, Zane Hayward (Five)
• The Girl in the Café – Simon Okin, Stuart Hilliker, Jamie McPhee, Pat Boxhall (BBC One)
• Sex Traffic – Sound Team (Channel 4)

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• Flashmob: The Opera – BBC Outside Broadcasts Sound Team (BBC Three)
• Tribe: "Kombai" – Tim Butt, Jonathan Clay (BBC Two)
• Hitler in Colour – Brian Aherne (ITV3)

• Sex Traffic – Mark Day (Channel 4)
• Dirty Filthy Love – Tania Reddin (ITV)
• To the Ends of the Earth – Philip Kloss (BBC Two)

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• The Apprentice (British TV series) – (BBC Two)
• I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! – Production Team (ITV)
• Green Wing – Billy Sneddon, Lucien Clayton (Channel 4)