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Winnerdocs.Pdf Royal Television Society West of England Awards 2014 in association with AWARD WINNERS ________________________________________________________________________________ SHORT supported by Every Minute, The Giggle Group _______________________________________________________________________________________ MALE ON-SCREEN TALENT Bill Bailey, Bill Bailey’s Jungle Hero, BBC Natural History Unit/Glassbox Productions _______________________________________________________________________________________ FEMALE ON-SCREEN TALENT supported by Ellie Harrison, Countryfile, BBC Features Production, Bristol _______________________________________________________________________________________ NEW ON-SCREEN TALENT Radzi Chinyanganya, BBC Natural History Unit _______________________________________________________________________________________ MEDIA EFFECTIVENESS supported by Full Steam Ahead, Aardman Animations _______________________________________________________________________________________ COMPANION CONTENT CBeebies Playtime App, Mobile Pie DIGITAL INNOVATION The Memory Dealer, U-Soap Media _______________________________________________________________________________________ NATURAL HISTORY PROGRAMME Wild Arabia, BBC Natural History Unit _______________________________________________________________________________________ SPECIALIST FACTUAL PROGRAMME Bill Bailey’s Jungle Hero, BBC Natural History Unit/Glassbox Productions _______________________________________________________________________________________ DOCUMENTARY supported by The Hotel, Series 3, Dragonfly Film and TV Productions _______________________________________________________________________________________ INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTARY OR SERIES The 9/11 Firehouse, Testimony Films _______________________________________________________________________________________ DAYTIME and EARLY PEAK James Martin’s Food Map of Britain, BBC Features Production, Bristol _______________________________________________________________________________________ FEATURES and FACTUAL ENTERTAINMENT DIY SOS: The Million Pound Build for Children in Need, BBC Features Production, Bristol _______________________________________________________________________________________ CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME Wild, BBC Natural History Unit _______________________________________________________________________________________ DIRECTOR / PRODUCER Rob Sullivan, Meet the Monkeys (Natural World) , BBC Natural History Unit _______________________________________________________________________________________ WRITER DRAMA, FACTUAL or ENTERTAINMENT Chris Chibnall, Broadchurch, Kudos _______________________________________________________________________________________ PHOTOGRAPHY supported by The Africa camera team, Africa: Sahara, BBC Natural History Unit/Discovery Channel/CCTV9/France Television _______________________________________________________________________________________ SOUND Matt Coster for Wild Arabia, Big Bang Post Production _______________________________________________________________________________________ MUSIC Will Slater for Africa: Sahara, BBC Natural History Unit _______________________________________________________________________________________ SPECIAL EFFECTS and GRAPHICS BDH for Bill Bailey’s Jungle Hero, BBC Natural History Unit _______________________________________________________________________________________ TITLES, PROMOS and BRANDING Aardman Animations for Darkside _______________________________________________________________________________________ EDITING supported by Rupert Troskie for Leopards: 21st Century Cats, Icon Films _______________________________________________________________________________________ BEST GRADING Tim Bolt, Big Bang Post Production for The Great British Year, BBC Natural History Unit _______________________________________________________________________________________ BEST NEWCOMER supported by Matthew Thomas for A Very British Murder, BBC Arts Production, Bristol _______________________________________________________________________________________ BEST SINGLE NEWS ITEM This category is for outstanding journalism and news coverage. Particular attention will be paid to the effective use of resources deployed. Points West, Fake Bomb Detector, BBC West .
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