British Academy Television Craft Award for Best Photography & Lighting: Fiction

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British Academy Television Craft Award
Country United Kingdom
Presented by British Academy of Film and Television Arts
First awarded1992
Currently held byChas Appeti for Jungle (2023)
Website http://www.bafta.org/

The British Academy Television Craft Award for Best Photography & Lighting: Fiction is one of the categories presented by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) within the British Academy Television Craft Awards, the craft awards were established in 2000 with their own, separate ceremony as a way to spotlight technical achievements, without being overshadowed by the main production categories. According to the BAFTA website, for this category the "eligibility is limited to the director of photography." [1]

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Several categories were presented to recognize photography and lighting in television programming:

In 1992, those categories transformed in two, Best Film or Video Photography - Fiction/Entertainment and Best Film or Video Photography - Factual until 1994 when they would be renamed for the last time, resulting in Best Photography & Lighting: Fiction and Best Photography: Factual respectively.

Winners and nominees

1970s

Best Film Cameramen

YearRecipient(s)Title
1978Chris MengesLast Summer
Chicago Streets
Graham BarkerGoodbye Longfellow Road
Peter BartlettEustace And Hilda
The Three Hostages
A Hymn from Jim
Philip Bonham Carter Omnibus
Money On The Wall
John ElseThe Long Search
Peter HallMarie Curie
Ripping Yarns
Count Dracula
John Hooper Omnibus: A Day in the Garden
Peter JacksonA Chink In The Wall
Kenneth MacMillanA Royal Heritage
Tony Maynard, Jeff Shepherd Love for Lydia
Philip Meheux Spend, Spend, Spend
Arthur SmithLiving On The Land
Alan StevensOpen University: Mass Communications and Society - ABC in Kansas City
Ian StoneFor Continued Excellence Years Of Work
George Jesse TurnerThe Christians
World in Action
Colin Waldeck Chronicle: The Acquisitors
David Watkin, Armando Nannuzi Jesus of Nazareth
David WoodBlind Love
1979David Whitson, Maurice Tibbles The Voyage of Charles Darwin
Elmer Cossey The Lost Boys
Mike Fash The One and Only Phyllis Dixey
Chris MengesOpium: The White Powder Opera

Best Television Cameramen

YearRecipient(s)Title
1978Albert Almond, Roy Easton Rock Follies of '77
Dick BunnGlyndebourne Opera
David Gautier The Mayor of Casterbridge
Mike HobbsThames OB's and OB Drama
Dave Mutton Pennies from Heaven
Dave TaylorBrass Tacks
1979John Chapman The Kenny Everett Video Show (Inserts)
Albert Almond, Roy Easton Edward & Mrs. Simpson
Derek Doe Lillie
Dave Mutton Pennies from Heaven

Best Special Lighting Effects

YearTitleRecipient(s)
1978 Rock Follies of '77 Bob Simmons, Malcolm Harrison

Best Television Lighting

YearTitleRecipient(s)
1978MacbethJohn Treays
Hard Times Wilf Batty
The AmbassadorsDenis Channon
GhostsBob Grey
Rock Follies of '77 Malcolm Harrison, Bob Simmons
Kilvert's DiaryDavid Jackson
Love for Lydia Colin Innes-Hopkins, Trevor Saunders
Count DraculaHoward King
Three Weeks
Moths
Bill Lee
Tommy Steele and a ShowDavid Motture
Anna Karenina
Married Love
John Summers
Marie CurieClive Thomas
St Paul’s Cathedral - A Day of CelebrationHarry Thomas
The Ghosts of Motley HallMike Thompson
1979 The Lost Boys Sam Barclay
Edward & Mrs. Simpson Bill Lee, Malcolm Harrison
Pennies from Heaven Dave Sydenham
Lillie Bert Wilkins, Colin Innes-Hopkins

1980s

Best Film Cameramen

YearRecipient(s)Title
1980Tony Pierce Roberts Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
Nat CrosbyKatie, The Year Of The Child
Blue Remembered Hills
Long Distance Information
Maurice Fisher and Camera Team Life on Earth
John Tiley, Colin Munn Testament of Youth
1981Tony Pierce-Roberts, John Else Caught on a Train
Derek BanksStrangeways
Peter Hannan Blade on the Feather
Wolfgang SuschitzkyStaying On
Worzel Gummidge
1982Nat CrosbyAutumn Sunshine
Going Gently
Ray Goode Brideshead Revisited
Norman Langley Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years
Peter Middleton The South Bank Show: Nickleby and Company
Ian Wilson The Flame Trees of Thika
1983Kenneth MacMillan Smiley's People
Nat CrosbyIntensive Care
Soft Targets
Ballroom of Romance
Cruel Garden
Chris MengesWalter
Looks and Smiles
East 103rd Street
Tony Pierce-Roberts P'tang, Yang, Kipperbang
A Voyage Round My Father
1984Nat Crosby An Englishman Abroad/Farmers Arms
Jim Howlett Saigon, Year of the Cat
Peter Jessop Reilly, Ace of Spies
Ernest Vincze Kennedy
1985Andrew Dunn Threads
Jack Cardiff The Far Pavilions
Ray Goode The Jewel in the Crown
Ken Westbury Doctor Fischer of Geneva
1986Andrew Dunn Edge of Darkness
Kenneth MacMillan Bleak House
Hugh Miles, Martin SaundersKingdom of The Ice Bear
Ken WestburyTender is the Night
1987Nat CrosbyThe Insurance Man
Andrew Dunn The Monocled Mutineer
Kenneth MacMillanDay After the Fair
Hotel Du Lac
Mike Reed Paradise Postponed
Ken Westbury The Singing Detective
1988Phil AglandBaka: People of the Rain Forest
Elmer Cossey A Perfect Spy
David Feig Fortunes of War
Dick Pope Porterhouse Blue
1989Andrew Dunn Tumbledown
Remi Adefarasin Christabel
Camera Team Supersense
Ernie Vincze A Very British Coup

Best Television Cameramen

YearRecipient(s)Title
1980John ChapmanLight Weight Camerawork
Peter CoombsMacbeth
Geoff Feld Testament of Youth
Suez 1956
Rodney Taylor Prince Regent
1981Geoff Feld The Merchant of Venice
The Fatal Spring
We, The Accused
Ron GreenDr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Thérèse Raquin
Dave Mutton Pride and Prejudice
Rod Taylor Oppenheimer
To Serve Them All My Days
1982Jim Atkinson All's Well That Ends Well
Othello
Timon of Athens
Troilus and Cressida
Geoff Feld The Cherry Orchard
Dave MuttonThe Journal of Bridget Hitler
Dave RamseyPygmalion
Like I've Never Been Gone

Best Television Lighting

YearTitleRecipient(s)
1980 Testament of Youth
Matilda's England
Dave Sydenham
Macbeth
Rumpole of the Bailey
Louis Bottone
Crime and Punishment
Suez 1956
Howard King
Churchill and the Generals Nigel Wright

Best Video Lighting

YearTitleRecipient(s)
1981Thérèse Raquin
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Howard King
The Merchant of Venice Dennis Channon
We, The Accused
Pride and Prejudice
Dave Sydenham
Oppenheimer Clive Thomas
The Taming of the Shrew John Treays
1982The Cherry Orchard: The Journal of Bridget HitlerHoward King
Pygmalion
Eden End
Cupid's Darts
Brian Hilton
Tenko Alan Horne
The Borgias Dave Sydenham
1983La Ronde
John David
Too Late To Talk To Billy
Frost In May
Clive Thomas
Boys from the Blackstuff Dick Bentley
Nicholas NicklebyTony Imi
The Barchester Chronicles/Nancy AstorHoward King
1984Hot Shoe ShowBill Millar
The Comedy of Errors
The Gathering Seed
The Last Day
Events in a Museum
Dombey and Son
Dave Sydenham
Reith
My Cousin Rachel
Good Behaviour
The Tale of Beatrix Potter
Clive Thomas
King Lear Chris White
1985 The Box of Delights John Mason
Tenko Peter Catlett
The Hot Shoe ShowDickie Higham, Bill Millar
Oxbridge Blues Dave Sydenham
1986L'Enfance Du ChristLuigi Bottone, Andy Andrews
Oliver Twist Bob Chaplin
Cyrano de Bergerac John Treays
The Mysteries: The NativityJohn Treays
1987 The Life and Loves of a She-Devil John King
Fire and IceJohn Fyfe, Colin Innes-Hopkins
All Passion Spent Howard King, Colin Widgery
First Among Equals Peter Nolan
Cosi Fan TutteJohn Summers
Bluebell Clive Thomas, Peter Greenyer
1988 The Charmer Trevor Saunders
Vanity Fair David Cannings Bushell
Tutti Frutti James Maiden
The Dorothy L Sayers MysteriesClive Thomas
1989 The Chronicles of Narnia John Mason
The Kirov Ballet Live in BritainClive Potter
A Cream Cracker under the Settee Clive Thomas
La TraviataBrian Turner

1990s

Best Film Cameramen

YearRecipient(s)TitleBroadcaster
1990Clive Tickner Traffik Channel 4
Michael Davis Inspector Morse ITV
Nigel Meakin Around the World in 80 Days (for "Episodes 1-4") BBC One
Nigel Walters Around the World in 80 Days (for "Episodes 5-7")
1991Camera Team The Trials of Life BBC One
Paul Wheeler Inspector Morse ITV
Ian Punter House of Cards BBC One
Ian Punter Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit BBC Two

Best Video Lighting

YearTitleRecipient(s)Broadcaster
1990 The Ginger Tree Clive Thomas BBC One
The Chronicles of Narnia John Mason BBC
Casualty Chris Watts BBC One
Bomber Harris Clive Thomas
1991 Boon Derek Constable, Keith Reed ITV
Drop the Dead Donkey Keith Reed Channel 4
Una Stravaganza Dei MediciLuigi Bottone
The Chronicles of Narnia John Mason BBC
1992Not awarded
1993Tales from HollywoodDuncan Brown BBC Two
Casualty Nick Hollingbury BBC One
The House of Eliott Chris Townsend
Gladiators Brian Pearce ITV
1994Porgy and BessChris Townsend PBS
Gladiators Brian Pearce ITV
Casualty (for "Episodes 1, 5, 12 & 15")Cedric Rich BBC One
Hedda GablerClive Thomas BBC Two

Best Film or Video Photography - Fiction/Entertainment

YearTitleRecipient(s)Broadcaster
1992 Prime Suspect Ken Morgan ITV
G.B.H. Peter Jessop Channel 4
Clarissa John McGlashan BBC
Inspector Morse (for "Programmes 1-4")Paul Wheeler ITV
1993 The Borrowers Clive Tickner BBC Two
The Big BattalionsChris O'Dell Channel 4
Memento Mori Remi Adefarasin BBC Two
Natural LiesJohn McGlashan BBC
1994 Cracker Ivan Strasburg ITV
The Buddha of Suburbia John McGlashan BBC Two
The Borrowers Clive Tickner
Scarlet and Black John McGlashan BBC One

Best Photography & Lighting: Fiction

YearTitleRecipient(s)Broadcaster
1995 Family Daf Hobson BBC One
Finney Kevin Rowley ITV
Middlemarch Brian Tufano BBC Two
The Rector’s WifeWitold Stok Channel 4
1996 Persuasion John Daly BBC Two
The Politician's Wife Tom McDougal Channel 4
Prime Suspect David Odd ITV
McCallum Brian Morgan
1997 The Final Passage Nic Knowland Channel 4
The Tenant of Wildfell Hall Daf Hobson BBC One
Truth or DareRichard Greatrex
Our Friends in the North John Daly, John Kenway, Simon Kossoff BBC Two
1998 The Woman in White Richard Greatrex BBC One
Holding On Peter Middleton, Alan Stewart BBC Two
The Lakes Daf Hobson BBC One
Touching Evil David Odd ITV
1999 Far from the Madding Crowd John Daly BBC Two
Vanity Fair Oliver Curtis BBC One
Cold Feet Peter Middleton ITV
Our Mutual Friend David Odd BBC Two

2000s

YearTitleRecipient(s)Broadcaster
2000 Wives and Daughters Fred Tammes BBC One
Great Expectations David Odd BBC Two
David Copperfield Andy Collins BBC One
Warriors Richard Greatrex
2001 Longitude Peter Hannan Channel 4
Clocking Off Peter Greenhalgh BBC One
Lorna Doone Chris Seager
Anna Karenina Ryszard Lenczewski Channel 4
2002 Othello Daf Hobson ITV
Clocking Off Peter Greenhalgh BBC One
The Way We Live Now Chris Seager
Perfect Strangers Cinders Forshaw BBC Two
2003 Bloody Sunday Ivan Strasburg ITV
Shackleton Henry Braham Channel 4
White Teeth David Odd
Daniel Deronda Fred Tammes BBC One
2004 Charles II: The Power and the Passion Ryszard Lenczewski BBC One
Cambridge Spies David Higgs BBC Two
State of Play Chris Seager BBC One
The Lost Prince Barry Ackroyd
2005 Sex Traffic Chris Seager Channel 4
The Long FirmSean Bobbit BBC Two
Spooks Simon Chaudoir BBC One
Dirty Filthy Love David Odd ITV
2006 The Girl in the Café Chris Seager BBC One
To the Ends of the Earth Ulf Brantas BBC Two
Bleak House Kieran McGuigan BBC One
Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky John Daly BBC Four
2007 Shoot the Messenger David Katznelson BBC Two
Longford Danny Cohen Channel 4
Tsunami: The Aftermath John De Borman BBC One
Terry Pratchett's Hogfather Gavin Finney Sky1
2008 Boy A Rob Hardy Channel 4
Spooks Damian Bromley BBC One
Joe's Palace Danny Cohen
Skins Nick Dance E4
2009 Wallander Anthony Dod Mantle BBC One
The Devil's Whore Julian Court Channel 4
House of Saddam Florian Hoffmeister BBC Two
White Girl Wojciech Szepel

2010s

YearTitleRecipient(s)Broadcaster
2010 Red Riding 1983 David Higgs Channel 4
Desperate Romantics Alan Almond BBC Two
Hamlet Chris Seager
Small Island Tony Miller BBC One
Garrow's Law Lukas Strebel
Wallander Lukas Strebel
2011 South Riding Alan Almond BBC One
Terry Pratchett's Going Postal Gavin Finney Sky1
Downton Abbey David Katznelson ITV
Five Daughters Chris Seager BBC One
Any Human Heart Wojciech Szepel Channel 4
2012 Great Expectations Florian Hoffmeister BBC One
The Crimson Petal and the White Lol Crawley BBC Two
The Hour Chris Seager
Top Boy Tat Radcliffe Channel 4
2013 The Fear Gavin Finney Channel 4
Ripper Street Julian Court BBC One
Blackout Christopher Ross
Hunted Balazs Bolygo
2014 Peaky Blinders George Steel BBC Two
Utopia Ole Birkeland Channel 4
Dancing on the Edge Ashley Rowe BBC Two
Luther John Conroy BBC One
2015 The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies Mike Eley ITV
Da Vinci's Demons Owen McPolin FOX
The Honourable Woman Zac Nicholson, George Steel BBC Two
Peaky Blinders Simon Dennis
2016 London Spy Laurie Rose BBC Two
Wolf Hall Gavin Finney BBC Two
The Frankenstein Chronicles Ian Moss ITV Encore
Fortitude John Conroy Sky Atlantic
2017
[2]
Rillington Place James Friend BBC One
The Crown (for "Smoke and Mirrors") Adriano Goldman Netflix
Nosedive (Black Mirror) Seamus McGarvey
National Treasure Ole Birkeland Channel 4
2018
[3]
The Crown (for "Beryl") Adriano Goldman Netflix
Against the LawJohann Perry BBC Two
Taboo Mark Patten BBC One
USS Callister (Black Mirror)Stephan Pehrsson Netflix
2019
[4]
The Little Drummer Girl Woo-Hyung Kim BBC One
Collateral Balazs Bolygo BBC Two
Patrick Melrose James Friend Sky Atlantic
Killing Eve (for "I Don't Want to Be Free")Julian Court BBC One

2020s

YearTitleRecipient(s)Broadcaster
2020
[5] [6]
Chernobyl Jakob Ihre Sky Atlantic
His Dark Materials (for "The Spies")Suzie Lavelle BBC One
The Crown Adriano Goldman Netflix
Top Boy Joe Anderson
2021
[7]
Small Axe Shabier Kirchner BBC One
Little Birds Ed Rutherford Sky Atlantic
Devs Rob Hardy BBC Two
Normal People Suzie Lavelle BBC Three
2022
[8] [9]
Landscapers Erik Wilson Sky Atlantic
Sex Education Oli Russell Netflix
Your Honor James Friend Sky Atlantic
Time Mark Wolf BBC One
2023
[10] [11]
Jungle Chas Appeti Prime Video
Pistol Anthony Dod Mantle Disney+
The Tourist Ben Wheeler HBO Max / BBC One
I Am Ruth Rachel Clark Channel 4
2024
[12]
The Last of Us Eben Bolter HBO / Sky Atlantic
The Long Shadow Ed Rutherford ITV
The Sixth Commandment Rik Zang BBC One
Black Mirror : "Demon 79"Stephan Pehrsson Netflix

See also

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