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Best Cinematography in a Television Drama Award 2020 Suzie Lavelle BSC ISC Normal People – Season 1 Eps 1 Adriano Goldman ASC BSC ABC The Crown – Fairytale Rob Hardy BSC DEVS Shabier Kirchner Small Axe – Mangrove Steven Meizler The Queen’s Gambit – End Game 2019 Jakob Ihre FSF Chernobyl Gavin Finney BSC Good Omens – Hard Times Colin Watkinson ASC BSC Handmaids Tale - Night Suzie Lavelle BSC ISC His Dark Materials – Spies Gavin Struthers ASC BSC The Witcher – The Beginnings End 2018 James Friend BSC Patrick Melrose – Bad News Adriano Goldman ASC BSC ABC The Crown – Beryl Danny Cohen BSC A Very English Scandal Julian Court BSC Killing Eve – I don’t want to be free Stuart Howell The Crown – Misadventure 2017 Mark Patten Taboo – Season 1 Eps 4 Adriano Goldman ASC ABC The Crown – Smoke and Mirrors Felix Wiedemann BSC The Witness for the Prosecution – Pt 1 Gavin Finney BSC The State – Eps 3 James Friend BSC Rillington Place – Tim 2016 Felix Wiedemann The Go-Between Martin Fuhrer BSC An Inspector Calls Matt Gray BSC The Living & the Dead – Season 1 Eps 3 Fabian Wagner BSC Games of Thrones – The Winds of Winter Ben Smithard BSC The Dresser 2015 Gavin Finney BSC Wolf Hall – Ep 2 – Entirely Beloved PJ Dillon Penny Dreadful – Ep 10 – And They were Enemies Stephan Pehrsson Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell – Ep 7 Fabian Wagner Game of Thrones – Series 5 – Ep 8 – Hard Home 2014 Tony Miller BSC Quirke – Christine Falls Tim Palmer BSC Breathless John Pardue An Adventure in Time and Space George Richmond BSC The Great Train Robbery – A Robbers Tale Felix Wiedemann Legacy 2013 Gavin Finney BSC The Fear PJ Dillon Ripper Street (Ep 8) Christopher Ross BSC Top Boy (Series 2) Paul Sarossy BSC The Borgias (The Gun Powder Plot – no 309) 2012 Chris Ross Blackout Mike Eley BSC Parade’s End Sam McCurdy BSC Game of Thrones – Season 2 Eps 9 Ben Smithard BSC Henry IV Adam Suschitzky BSC Titantic 2011 Rob Hardy BSC Stolen David Katznelson BSC The Night Watch Roger Simonsz Spiral .

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