Broadcast Awards – Page 16
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CommentCelebrating the old and the new
Enduring titles earn their place on Broadcast Awards shortlist
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FeaturesGallery: Broadcast Awards 2018
Familiar faces from across the industry gathered this week for the 23rd Broadcast Awards, hosted by Jonathan Ross
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FeaturesTimeline TV Moment of the Year: BBC World News
Professor Robert Kelly’s live interview is gate-crashed by his kids
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CommentOld and new share awards spoils
Mainstream channels and titles prove ready to adapt to future
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FeaturesBest single drama: Black Mirror: San Junipero
“Science fiction with heart. Beautiful, original, funny and touching”
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NewsGallery: Broadcast Awards shortlist party
Click for a selection of images from last week’s event held at London’s Hospital Club
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The Broadcast Interview25 years of Later… With Jools Holland
The team reflect on its inauspicious start and the reasons for its longevity
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NewsEnvy wins Best Post House award for record sixth time
Envy scooped the Best Post Production House award on Wednesday evening, making it the most decorated post firm in the history of the Broadcast Awards.
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FeaturesMusic programme: Adele At The BBC
The judges were impressed that the hour-long special had the “ambition to match the singing talent of the Chasing Pavements star”.
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FeaturesPre-school programme: Topsy and Tim
Having taken the adage about children and animals as an open challenge, Darrall Macqueen took things to the next level for series three of Topsy And Tim.
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FeaturesSports programme: Rio 2016 Paralympic Games
Following the London 2012 Paralympics was a tough challenge, but not only did the Team GB athletes in Rio surpass their previous medal haul, Channel 4’s coverage of the event also hit new heights.
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FeaturesSoap or continuing drama: Emmerdale
It’s a second consecutive win for the Yorkshire-set soap, whose most talked-about storyline of the year was Aaron finding the courage to confide in his mother that he was a victim of sexual abuse.
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FeaturesDaytime programme: The Question Jury
The development team at Monkey Kingdom created The Question Jury after watching the 1950s film Twelve Angry Men, in which a group of strangers are stuck in a jury room together, leading to much drama and debate.
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FeaturesChildren's programme: The Boy on the Bicycle
Access to the Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan secured a fast-turnaround commission for Drummer TV for this My Life documentary, which sought to give young viewers an insight into Syrian children’s lives.
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FeaturesInternational programme sales: The Last Panthers
The Last Panthers was a truly global series. Co-produced by British indie Warp Films and French producer Haut et Court for Sky Atlantic and French premium network Canal+, it was shot across four European cities in three languages.