Broadcast Nominations 2021

The Broadcast Awards is the most hotly anticipated event in the television industry calendar, celebrating the very best in British programming and channels. We are thrilled to announce that the 2021 nominations feature a plethora of projects with UA Clients.

 

Best Children’s Programme

Almost Never – Starring Aston Merrygold and Colin Hoult, writing from Rick Laxton and James Britton, with 6 episodes directed by Akaash Meeda.

The Rubbish World of Dave Spud - With Akiya Henry.

 

Best Comedy Programme

Alma’s Not Normal - Starring James Baxter and with Hair & Make-up Design by  Adele Firth.

Dreaming Whilst Black – Co-created by and starring Adjani Salmon, with Toby Williams and Will Hislop.

Ghosts – With Music by Arthur Sharpe.

Starstruck  - With Production Design by Beck Rainford.

We Are Lady Parts - Starring Faith Omole, Sarah Kameela Impey, Edited by Robbie Morrison, Director of Photography Diana Olifirova

 

Best Daytime Programme

Steph’s Packed Lunch – Hosted by Steph McGovern

 

Best Documentary Programme

2020: The Story of Us - – Directed and Edited by David Charap

Kate Garraway: Finding Derek – With Kate Garraway

 

Best Documentary Series

The Detectives: Fighting Organised Crime - Narrated by Shaun Dooley

 

Best Drama Series or Serial

It’s a Sin -  Starring David Carlyle, Shaun Dooley, Lloyd Griffith, Costume by Ian Fulcher, Choreography by Sammy Murray and Intimacy Co-Ordinator David Thackeray.

Small Axe - with Samuel West, Eddie-Joe Robinson, Jack Bence, Romario Simpson, Jade Anouka, with Production Design by Helen Scott and Edited by Chris Dickens ACE

Stephen – Starring Esther Hall, Nancy Carroll, Rob Ostlere, Jackie Clune and Rebecca Lacey.

The Serpent – Starring Pravessh Rana, Stuart Bowman, Nigel Whitmey, with Directors of Photography Si Bell and Anton Mertens, episode 3 edited by Miikka Leskinen and Costume design by Adam Howe.

Time - Directed by Lewis Arnold and starring Brian McCardie. 

 

Best Entertainment Programme

Don’t Hate The Playaz - Featuring Katherine Ryan 

The Masked Singer - Featuring Aston Merrygold

The Ranganation - Featuring Katherine Ryan 

 

Best Lockdown Programme 

Kate Garraway: Finding Derek -  With Kate Garraway

Staged – Edited by Dan Gage

 

Best Multichannel Programme

Jerk – Co-created by, co-written by and starring Tim Renkow

 

 

Best Original Programme

Together – Starring James McAvoy, Sharon Horgan, with Costume Design by Natalie Ward.

Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins - Narrated by Shaun Dooley

 

 

Best Single Drama

Danny Boy – Starring Nima Taleghani, Edited by Jamie Pearson with Costume Design by Natalie Ward.

I Am Victoria - Edited by David Charap

Roald & Beatrix: The Tail of the Curious Mouse – Starring Dawn French, Rob Brydon, Nick Mohammed and Edited by Joe Randall-Cutler.

 

Best Soap/Continuing Drama

Casualty – with George Rainsford and Uriel Emil, with writing from Dana Fainaru, Colin Bytheway and Directors George Siougas and Ruth Carney

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

EastEnders - Starring Stevie Basaula, with Writing from Dana Fainaru, Lauren Klee, Natalie Mitchell  and Mark Stevenson, with Directors Sarah Esdaile, George Siougas and Toby Frow.

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

Holby City – Starring Kaye Wragg and Dawn Steele

Hollyoaks - With Director George Siougas.

 

Best Sports Programme

The Hundred – With Greg James and Felix White

 

International Programme Sales

Alex Rider - Based on the Best Selling novels by Anthony Horowitz, Starring Toby Stephens, Stuart Bowman and Edited by Ian Davies.

Death in Paradise – Starring Ralf Little, with guest stars Kellie Shirley, Idris Debrand, Laura Aikman, Jim Caesar, Eleanor Fanyinka, Serge Hazanavicius, with episodes directed by Toby Frow and Editors Jeremy Strachan and Robin Peters

It’s A Sin - Starring David Carlyle, Shaun Dooley, Lloyd Griffith, Costume by Ian Fulcher, Choreography by Sammy Murray and Intimacy Co-Ordinator David Thackeray.

 

Numberblocks - With Rasmus Hardiker and Teresa Gallagher