National Television Awards Nominations 2022

The 2022 National Television Awards Nominations have been revealed and we are thrilled to have so many shows that feature our clients nominated!

New Drama:

Heartstopper – Starring Jenny Walser, Edited by Sofie Alonzi, Production Design by Tim Dickel, Director of Photography Diana Olifirova and Intimacy Coordinator David Thackeray

This Is Going to Hurt – Starring Daniel Ward, Heather Agyepong, Liz Carr, Christopher Logan and Georgia Maguire, with Editor Jo Walker and our Maya Sondhi as part of the writing room. 

Time - Directed by Lewis Arnold, starring Brian McCardie

Trigger Point – Starring Manjinder Virk, Claire Lams, Salima Saxton and Camilla Power, with lead director Gilles Bannier, episodes 4,5 and 6 directed by Jennie Darnell, Edited by Peggy Koretzky, with Director of Photography Nick Gillespie, Hair & Make-Up Designer Red Miller and Production Design by Anna Pritchard.

Returning Drama:

Bridgerton – Starring Phoebe Dynevor, Hugh Sachs, Tom Milligan, Shelley Conn, Geraldine Alexander, Jessica Madsen, Lorn Macdonald, Olivia Barrowclough and Dominic Coleman, with Director of Photography Philipp Blaubach.

Call the Midwife - Starring Annabelle Apsion, Miriam Margolyes, Barney Fishwick, with episodes Directed by Sarah Esdaile and Thomas Hescott.

Peaky Blinders – Created and written by Steven Knight, starring Finn Cole, Natasha O’Keeffe, Tom Hardy, Anya Taylor-Joy, Benjamin Zephaniah, with Production Design by Nicole Northridge.

The Split - starring Lily Cole with cinematography by Mark Nutkins.

Serial Drama:

Coronation Street -  With Jane Danson, Ben Price, Julia Goulding, Antony Cotton, Ruxandra Porojnicu, Rachel Leskovac, Tony Maudsley and Liam McCheyne, with Senior Storyline Writer Martin Sterling, and Writing by John Kerr, Ella Carmen Greenhill and David Isaac with Episodes Directed by George Siougas.

EastEnders – With writing from Lauren Klee and Natalie Mitchell, and episodes directed by Toby Frow.

Emmerdale – With Bhasker Patel, Anna Nightingale, Lawrence Robb,  Amelia Curtis, and with Episodes Directed by George Siougas and Ruth Carney. 
 

Comedy:

After Life – Created, directed, written by and starring Ricky Gervais, with Diane Morgan, Tony Way, David Bradley, Colin Hoult, Tom Bennett, Andrew Brooke and David Earl

Derry Girls – Created and Written by Lisa McGee, Directed by Michael Lennox, starring Claire Rafferty, Tobias Beer, Justine Mitchell, Olwen Fouere and Maria Laird.

Sex Education - – Starring Mimi Keene, Chris Jenks, Lino Facioli, Angus Wright and George Robinson, Edited by Steve Ackroyd (Episodes 2 and 8), Directed by Runyararo Mapfumo (Block 2), Production Design by Samantha Harley, Costume Design by Rosa Dias, Intimacy Coordinator David Thackeray