RTS Award Nominations
The Royal Television Society awards announced their annual nominations this morning and we are delighted it includes a wealth of UA clients.
Breakthrough Award
Tim Renkow for his smash hit series Jerk
Comedy Performance (Female)
Diane Morgan –for her performance in Motherland.
Drama Series
Ackley Bridge - starring George Potts and with episode 6 written by Natalie Mitchell.
The Capture - with Daisy Waterstone, Ian Pirie, Ginny Holder, Peter Singh, Dustin Demri-Burns and with hair and make-up design from Angie Mudge.
Gentleman Jack - Stars Shaun Dooley, Paul Rattray, with episodes directed by Sarah Harding, episodes 5 and 6 directed by Jennifer Perrott, Production Design by Anna Pritchard and Movement by Sammy Murray.
Mini-Series
Chernobyl - starring Jessie Buckley, Caoilfhionn Dunne, Gerard Kearns, Ian Pirie, James Cosmo and with Prosthetic Make up Artist Lucy Sibbick.
Years and Years - with Episodes directed by Lisa Mulcahy, with production design by Ed Turner and hair & make-up design by Nic Collins.
The Long Song - with Hair & Makeup design by Jody Williams and sound design by Jens Rosenlund Petersen.
Presenter
Mobeen Azhar for Hometown: A Killing
Scripted Comedy
Derry Girls - Written and created by Lisa McGee, directed by Michael Lennox, Co-edited by Joe Randall-Cutler and stars Claire Rafferty and Michael Shea.
Fleabag - Starring Sian Clifford, Andrew Scott, Olivia Colman. Directed by Harry Bradbeer, edited by Gary Dollner and with Costume Design by Ray Holman.
Stath Lets Flats - Created, written by and starring Jamie Demetriou, with Natasia Demetriou, Dustin Demri-Burns, Ellie White, Nick Mohammed David Mumeni and Production Design by Hannah Purdy Foggin.
Single Drama
Brexit: The Uncivil War - with Simon Paisley Day, Edited by Matthew Cannings, Production Design by Ed Turner and with Director of Photography Danny Cohen BSC, Costume Design by Matt Price and Hair and Make-up design by Angie Mudge.
Doing Money - with Director of Photography Neus Ollé.
Soap and Continuing Drama
Casualty - with George Rainsford and Uriel Emil, with writing from Dana Fainaru and Colin Bytheway.
Coronation Street - with Catherine Tyldesley, Jane Danson, Lucy Fallon, Antony Cotton, with senior storyline writer Martin Sterling, and writing by John Kerr, Ella Carmen Greenhill and David Isaac.
EastEnders - starring Stevie Basaula, featuring Tom Rasmussen, with writing from Dana Fainaru, Lauren Klee, Natalie Mitchell and Mark Stevenson, with directors Thomas Hescott, Sarah Esdaile, Toby Frow and Jennie Darnell.
Writer (Comedy)
Danny Brocklehurst for his smash hit, acclaimed series Brassic.
Live Event
The BRIT Awards 2019 - hosted by Jack Whitehall and with the opening video directed by Freddie Waters.
Documentary Series
Hometown: A Killing - Presented by Mobeen Azhar
Children’s Programme
The Athena - with Writing from Sarah Morgan.
Step Up to the Plate - Presented by Allegra McEvedy.
Winners will be announced at the RTS Programme Awards Ceremony on Tuesday 17th March.