The Royal Television Society (RTS) has crowned the winners for the national RTS Student Television Awards 2022, sponsored by Kinetic Content.
Across the 22 competitive categories, the National Film and Television School led the way with seven postgraduate wins, with Night of the Living Dread taking home awards for both the Animation and Production Design categories.
The University of the West of England followed closely with six wins, including both the undergraduate and postgraduate inaugural Sustainability categories with Flight of the Puffin and The State of Earth.
The Craft Skills categories were also presented during the ceremony, awarded at the discretion of the judges across Camerawork, Editing, Production Design, Sound and Writing. These categories saw the National Film School/IADT awarded two wins for Undergraduate Sound and Undergraduate Writing.
Sinéad Rocks, managing director, nations and regions at Channel 4 and chair of the RTS Student Television Awards, said: “The standard this year has been outstanding and the future of the television industry will be in great hands with such talented and passionate individuals keen to make a difference coming into it.”
RTS Student Television Awards winners
Postgraduate Animation
Night of the Living Dread – Ida Melum, Danielle Goff, Hannah Kelso & Laura Jayne Tunbridge (National Film and Television School)
Undergraduate Animation
In Harmony – Markus Øvre (UCA Farnham)
Postgraduate Comedy and Entertainment
Ashes 2 Ashes – Louise Stewart (National Film and Television School)
Undergraduate Comedy and Entertainment
Heart Failure – Will Wightman, Cleo Yeomans & Will Marchant (Falmouth University)
Postgraduate Drama
Requiem – Emma J. Gilbertson, Michelle Brøndum, Laura Jayne Tunbridge, Joseph Guy & Production Team (National Film and Television School)
Undergraduate Drama
Sizzle – May-Ann Blanch, Luke Keogh, Anna Burns & Rachael Light (Royal Conservatoire of Scotland)
Postgraduate Factual
More Than Just Memories – Megan Brown, Osian Pearson, Miles Sullivan & Fabio Amurri (National Film and Television School)
Undergraduate Factual
EDEN - Charlie Bush, Patrick Whinder-Montague, Barney Janes, Sam Schoettner, Maryam Bahaari, Guy Newland & Ethan Harper (University of the West of England, Bristol)
Postgraduate News and Sport
Struggle and Hope - Aisling Taylor, Sarah Harrison & Alex Prior-Wandesforde (City, University of London)
Undergraduate News and Sport
The Third Man - Curtis Pyke, Georgia Savoie, Ian Bedwell, Jenna Wallace & Edward Lawton (University of the West of England, Bristol)
Postgraduate Sustainability
Flight of the Puffin - Rakel Dawn Hanson (University of the West of England, Bristol)
Undergraduate Sustainability
The State of Earth - Innes Letch, Frankie Gray, Drew Graves, Megan Harrison & Eve-Marie Johnson (University of the West of England, Bristol)
CRAFT CATEGORIES
Postgraduate Craft Skills – Camerawork
Ghost Ponds - Amanda Sosnowski (University of the West of England, Bristol)
Undergraduate Craft Skills – Camerawork
EDEN - Barney Janes (University of the West of England, Bristol)
Postgraduate Craft Skills – Editing
Caterpillar - Lesley Posso (National Film and Television School)
Undergraduate Craft Skills – Editing
Heart Failure - Will Wightman (Falmouth University)
Postgraduate Craft Skills – Production Design
Night of the Living Dread – Milly White (National Film and Television School)
Undergraduate Craft Skills – Production Design
In Harmony - Markus Øvre (UCA Farnham)
Postgraduate Craft Skills – Sound
Do Not Feed The Pigeons – Joe De-Vine (National Film and Television School)
Undergraduate Craft Skills – Sound
Fall of the Ibis King - Niall Delahan, Stephen Hennessy & Cathal Hughes (National Film School / IADT)
Postgraduate Craft Skills – Writing
Triangle - Peter Engelmann (Arts University Bournemouth)
Undergraduate Craft Skills – Writing
Flash_Thunder93 - Reuben Harvey & Matthew Howe (National Film School / IADT)
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