The Awards, which include categories for post-production, the cloud, tech innovation, virtual production and outstanding talent, close for entries on 30 September
The Broadcast Tech Innovation Awards 2022 closes for entries on Friday 30 September.
There will be no extension to the deadline following this, so you have one week left from today to get your entries in.
The Broadcast Tech Innovation Awards celebrate the exceptional teams behind the most outstanding broadcast productions of the past year.
The awards focus on the teamwork behind productions, highlighting the outstanding creative and technical aspects of projects. They provide the opportunity to celebrate and recognise all the hard work behind the scenes of content production.
This winners of the prestigious awards will be revealed at a gala dinner on 29 November 2022 at The Brewery, London.
There are a number of new categories at the Broadcast Tech Innovation Awards this year, which recognise the emergence of virtual production and shine the spotlight on key post-production roles such as post-production supervisor and post producer. The full list of categories is below.
Best of luck with your entry - see you at The Brewery on 29 November.
Broadcast Tech Innovation Awards 2022 - The categories
- Best Innovation Project
- Best Use of Creative Innovation in the Cloud
- Best Use of Real-Time VFX (Virtual Production)
- Best Use of Remote Production
- Best VFX Project
- Creative Use of AR and VR
- Excellence in Audio Post-Production (Non-Scripted)
- Excellence in Audio Post-Production (Scripted)
- Excellence in Grading (Non-Scripted)
- Excellence in Grading (Scripted)
- Excellence in Virtual Studios
- Innovative Use of Technology in Storytelling
- Post-Producer of the Year
- Post Supervisor of the Year (Freelance)
- Standout Tech of the Year
- Streaming Platform of the Year
- Technical Innovation (Entertainment or Sport)
- Young Talent of the Year (Post-Production)
- Young Talent of the Year (Technical)
- Special Recognition Award (Not enterable)
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