All Broadcast Awards articles – Page 4
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NewsBroadcast Awards entry deadline extended
The 2024 awards are open for entries until 29 September
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NewsBroadcast Awards 2024 - last two weeks to enter
The deadline for entries is 22 September with the shortlist due to be announced in November
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NewsBroadcast Awards open for entries
Live event to take place on 8 February in London’s Grosvenor House
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VideoWatch: TikTok star Troy Hawke welcomes guests to the Broadcast Awards 2023
Martin Freeman, David Coulthard, Adam Kay and Sunetra Sarker are among those welcomed to the JW Marriott Grosvenor
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NewsThe Real Mo Farah races around the world
France’s Canal+, SBS in Australia and Canada’s CBC among buyers of Broadcast Award-winning documentary
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FeaturesBroadcast Awards 2023 in pictures
Familiar faces gathered for the 28th Broadcast Awards, hosted by Sue Perkins
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NewsDerry Girls finale crowned Timeline TV Moment of the Year
The finale of Hat Trick’s Channel 4 comedy wins the vote of Broadcast Awards attendees
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CommentCelebrating the best of British TV
‘What they share is the alchemy that takes place when clever, creative ideas combine with amazing production and top-tier on-screen talent’
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FeaturesChannel of the Year: BBC1
‘BBC1 did its primary job last year to perfection: uniting, entertaining and inspiring a nation’
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FeaturesBest independent production company: Sister
‘Sister’s slate traverses mainstream hits and quirky pieces, with shows that manage to capture the zeitgeist and make viewers laugh and cry’
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FeaturesEmerging indie of the year: Forest
‘Mobeen Azhar and Jez Lee have proved fearless in their commitment to digging below the surface of communities to uncover bigger truths’
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FeaturesBest post-production house: Halo
‘Judges praised Halo’s creative, solution-focused approach to clients but, most importantly its culture’
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FeaturesBest sports programme: Women’s Euro 2022
‘This sporting event of the millennium so far, expertly covered and conveyed with a truly engaging and inspiring naturalness and enthusiasm’
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FeaturesBest drama series or serial: This Is Going To Hurt
‘The series seamlessly combines sharp wit, harrowing realism, perfectly formed characters and award-worthy acting’
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FeaturesBest music programme: An Audience With Adele
‘An Audience With Adele delivers both impressive scale and a real connection with the audience’
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FeaturesBest documentary programme: The Real Mo Farah
‘An important, powerful and moving film. It is a revelatory piece of television with incredible twists and turns’
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FeaturesBest children’s programme: Robin Robin
‘With a first-class script, this is the perfect Christmas treat and a welcome investment in felt stop animation’
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FeaturesBest daytime programme: Moneybags
‘Moneybags stands out due to its sheer originality, ingenuity, casting, cunning format twists and effervescent host’
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FeaturesBest popular factual programme: Olivia Attwood: Getting Filthy Rich
‘It feels like it is genuinely talking to a young audience. Olivia is a great talent who has some real moments of revelation’