2011 British Academy Television Craft Awards Explained

The British Academy Television Craft Awards of 2011 are presented by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) and were held on 8 May 2011 at The Brewery, London, the ceremony was hosted by Stephen Mangan.

Winners and nominees

Winners will be listed first and highlighted in boldface.^{[1] [2] [3]}

Best Director - Fiction/Entertainment	Best Director - Factual
Brian Percival – Downton Abbey Paul McGuigan – Sherlock (Episode: "A Study in Pink") Shane Meadows – This Is England '86 Charles Sturridge – The Road to Coronation Street	Dan Reed – Dispatches (Episode: "The Battle for Haiti") Gideon Bradshaw, Paul Olding – Wonders of the Solar System (Episode: "Empire of the Sun") Nicolas Brown – Human Planet (Episode: "Arctic – Life in the Deep Freeze") Chris Holt – Wonders of the Solar System (Episode: "The Thin Blue Line")
Best Director - Multi-Camera	Best Writer
Tony Prescott – Coronation Street - Live Episode Jonathan Bullen – The X Factor Juliet May – Miranda Nikki Parsons – Strictly Come Dancing	Peter Bowker – Eric and Ernie Jo Brand, Joanna Scanlan, Vicki Pepperdine – Getting On Stephen Butchard – Five Daughters Iain Morris, Damon Beesley – The Inbetweeners
Best Original Television Music	Best Breakthrough Talent
Any Human Heart – Dan Jones Sherlock (Episode: "A Study in Pink") – David Arnold, Michael Price Terry Pratchett's Going Postal – John Lunn Misfits – Vince Pope	Jon Brown – Mongrels Caroline Skinner – Five Days Dave Whyte – Pete versus Life Aaron Young – Battle of Britain: The Real Story
Best Costume Design	Best Production Design
Worried About the Boy – Annie Symons Eric and Ernie – Joanna Eatwell Any Human Heart – Charlotte Holdich This Is England '86 – Charlotte Walter	Misfits – Tom Bowyer Eric and Ernie – Pat Campbell Downton Abbey – Donal Woods Sherlock (Episode: "A Study in Pink") – Arwel Wyn Jones
Best Make-Up and Hair Design	Best Visual Effects
This Is England '86 – Catherine Scoble Eric and Ernie – Christina Baker Any Human Heart – Karen Hartley-Thomas Psychoville – Penny Smith	Merlin – The Mill Wonders of the Solar System – Simon Clarke, Stephen Waugh Doctor Who – The Mill Terry Pratchett's Going Postal – Simon Thomas, Reuben Barkataki, Zoltan Benyó
Best Photography and Lighting - Fiction/Entertainment	Best Photography - Factual
South Riding – Alan Almond Terry Pratchett's Going Postal – Gavin Finney Downton Abbey – David Katznelson Five Daughters – Chris Seager Any Human Heart – Wojciech Szepel	Human Planet (Episode: "Arctic – Life in the Deep Freeze") – Will Edwards, Doug Allan, Matt Norman Human Planet (Episode: "Oceans – Into the Blue") – Simon Enderby, Robin Cox, Richard Wollocombe David Attenborough's First Life – Pete Hayns, Paul Williams Human Planet (Episode: "Jungles – People of the Trees") – Gavin Thurston, Robin Cox, Pete Hayns
Best Editing - Fiction/Entertainment	Best Editing - Factual
Sherlock (Episode: "A Study in Pink") – Charlie Phillips Eric and Ernie – Jamie Pearson Downton Abbey – John Wilson This Is England '86 – Chris Wyatt	Human Planet (Episode: "Arctic – Life in the Deep Freeze") – Jason Savage Dispatches (Episode: "The Battle for Haiti") – Peter Haddon Wonders of the Solar System (Episode: "Empire of the Sun") – Darren Jonusas David Attenborough's First Life – Peter Miller Concorde's Last Flight – Peter Norrey
Best Sound - Fiction/Entertainment	Best Sound - Factual
Downton Abbey – Nigel Heath, Alex Sawyer, Adam Armitage, Mark Holding South Riding – Alistair Crocker, Paul Hamblin, Alex Ellerington, Jeff Richardson The Promise – Graham Headicar, Stuart Hilliker, Matt Skelding, Simon Clark Mad Dogs – Adrian Rhodes, Reg Mills, Ben Norrington Any Human Heart – Sound Team	Elgar: The Man Behind the Mask – Paul Paragon, Jez Spencer, Mike Hatch Human Planet (Episode: "Oceans – Into the Blue") – Martyn Harries, Kate Hopkins Human Planet (Episode: "Jungles – People of the Trees") – Willow Murton, Kate Hopkins, Mark Ferda, Rachael Kinley – Sound Team
Best Entertainment Craft Team	Best Digital Creativity
The Cube – Barry Osment, Nick Foster, Peter Johnston, Julian Healy The X Factor – Robert Edwards, Dave Davey, Simon Tyers, Florian Wieder Strictly Come Dancing – Su Judd, Patrick Doherty, Mark Kenyon, Lisa Armstrong The Apprentice – Mark Saben, Andy Devonshire, Stephen Day, James Clarke	The Million Pound Drop Live – Nick Hall, Luc Houselander, Simon Brickle, Jody Smith The Big Fish Fight – Will Anderson, Jo Haslam, Simon Deverell, Murry Toms Misfits – Matt Jarvis, Chloe Moss, Owen Priestly, Carl Hodler This Morning – Ritchie Wilkinson, Hayley Jones, John Palmer, Helen Pendlebury

Special awards

• Springwatch

See also

• 2011 British Academy Television Awards

External links

• British Academy Craft Awards official website

Notes and References

1. Web site: Television Craft - 2011. British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA). 20 February 2021.
2. News: In Full: BAFTA TV Craft Awards 2011 - Nominees . Catriona Wightman. Digital Spy. Hearst Magazines UK (National Magazine Company Ltd.) . 20 February 2021. 12 April 2011.
3. Web site: British Academy Television Craft Awards Winners Announced. British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA). 20 February 2021.