2007 British Academy Television Craft Awards


The British Academy Television Craft Awards of 2007 are presented by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts and were held on 22 April 2007 at The Dorchester, Mayfair, the ceremony was hosted by Jon Snow.

Winners and nominees

Winners will be listed first and highlighted in boldface.
Best DirectorBest Writer
Edmund Coulthard – Soundproof
Peter Morgan – Longford
  • Frank Deasy – Prime Suspect
  • Ricky Gervais, Stephen Merchant – Extras
  • Matthew Graham – Life on Mars
    • Best Breakthrough TalentBest Original Television Music
    Sharon Foster – Shoot the Messenger
  • Neil Biswas – Bradford Riots
  • Brian Fillis – Fear of Fanny
  • Nick Holt – Guys And Dolls
    		• Prime Suspect – Nicholas HooperPlanet Earth – George FentonTsunami: The Aftermath – Alex HeffesJane Eyre – Rob Lane
    Best New Media DeveloperBest Make-Up and Hair Design
    Me: TV – Peter Drake, Jon Donaldson, Mark OwenGet Cooking – BBC Food and Illumina DigitalBreaking The News – Davie McGirr and Production TeamBBC Sport: World Cup – Sport Production TeamJane Eyre – Anne 'Nosh' OldhamHousewife, 49 – Carol CooperA Harlot's Progress – Emma ScottThe Catherine Tate Show – Vanessa White, Neill Gorton
    Best Costume DesignBest Production Design
    The Virgin Queen – Amy RobertsA Harlot's Progress – David BlightFear of Fanny – Emma FryerThe Ruby in the Smoke – James KeastAn Audience With Take That... Live! – Bill LaslettJane Eyre – Grenville HornerLongford – Michael PickwoadLife on Mars – Bryan Sykes
    Best Photography and Lighting - Fiction/EntertainmentBest Photography - Factual
    Shoot the Messenger – David KatznelsonLongford – Danny CohenTsunami: The Aftermath – John de BormanTerry Pratchett's Hogfather – Gavin FinneySimon Schama's Power of Art – Tim CraggGalápagos – Camera TeamPlanet Earth – Camera TeamBreaking Up with The Joneses – Ursula MacFarlane, Saskia Wilson
    Best Editing - Fiction/EntertainmentBest Editing - Factual
    Longford – Melanie OliverDoctor Who – Crispin GreenLife on Mars – Barney PillingPrime Suspect – Trevor WaiteRain In My Heart – Dave KingNuremberg: Nazis on Trial – Ben GilesBreaking Up with The Joneses – Gregor Lyon9/11: The Twin Towers – Peter Parnham
    Best Sound - Fiction/EntertainmentBest Sound - Factual
    Tsunami: The Aftermath – Sound TeamStrictly Come Dancing – Gary ClarkeLater with Jools Holland – Mike FeltonLife on Mars – Sound Team9/11: The Twin Towers – Peter Baldock, Tim White, Cliff JonesBreaking Up with the Joneses – Ben Baird, Ursula MacFarlane, Saskia WilsonThe Somme: From Defeat to Victory – Danny FinnPlanet Earth – Andrew Wilson, Kate Hopkins, Tim Owens, Graham Wild
    Best Visual EffectsBest Titles
    Terry Pratchett's Hogfather – Simon Thomas, Oliver MoneyDeath of a President – LolaKrakatoa: The Last Days – Lola, The Model UnitDoctor Who – The MillMatch of the Day: FIFA World Cup 2006 – Mark Walters, Chris Grubb, Louise BrahamHotel Babylon – Richard Norley, Russell MannSuburban Shootout – Alan O'Brien, Anthony Scott, Lynn NealonEngland One Day Internationals – Christopher Wilcock, Richard Vowles, Andrew Paraskos
    Best Interactive Innovation-
    Four Docs – Magic Lantern ProductionsDispatches: War Torn - Stories Of Separation – Channel 4 War Torn Production TeamA Conversation with Sir Ian – Martin PercyCDX – Preloaded, BBC History-

    Special awards