List of BAFTA Awards received by Netflix

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List of awards won by Netflix
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Total number of wins and nominations
Totals14107
Ratio (%)1288
References

Programme

Best Drama Series

Best Drama Series
YearRecipientsProgrammeSeriesResultRef.
The Crown Series 1Nominated
Series 2Nominated
[3]
The End of the F***ing World Series 1Nominated
Series 2Won
[4]
The CrownSeries 3Nominated
Giri/Haji Nominated

Best Documentary

Best Documentary
YearRecipientsProgrammeRunning TimeResultRef.
Ava DuVernay 13th 100 minutesWon
[1]

Best Factual Series or Strand

Best Factual Series or Strand
YearRecipientsProgrammeResultRef.
Nominees
  • Mark Lewis
  • Felicity Morris
  • Michael Harte
  • Dimitri Doganis
 Don't F**k with Cats: Hunting an Internet Killer Nominated

Best International Programme

Best International Programme
YearRecipientsProgrammeSeriesResultRef.
House of Cards Series 1Nominated
[5]
House of CardsSeries 2Nominated
[6]
Producers
 Orange is the New Black Series 2Nominated
Producers
 Narcos Series 1Nominated
[7]
Producers
 Stranger Things Series 1Nominated
[1]
Producers
 When They See Us Won
[4]
Producers
 Unbelievable Nominated

Best Single Drama

Best Single Drama
YearRecipientsProgrammeEpisodeResultRef.
Black Mirror "Hang the DJ"Nominated
[3]
"Bandersnatch"Nominated
[8]

Performance in Television

Best Actor

Best Actor
YearRecipientsProgrammeSeriesResultRef.
Joe Cole Black Mirror Series 4 ("Hang the DJ")Nominated
[3]
Takehiro Hira Giri/Haji Nominated
[4]

Best Actress

Best Actress
YearRecipientsProgrammeSeriesResultRef.
Claire Foy The Crown Series 1Nominated
[1]
Series 2Nominated
[3]

Best Male Comedy Performance

Best Male Comedy Performance
YearRecipientsProgrammeSeriesResultRef.
Ncuti Gatwa Sex Education Series 1Nominated
[4]

Best Supporting Actor

Best Supporting Actor
YearRecipientsProgrammeSeriesResultRef.
John Lithgow The Crown Series 1Nominated
[1]
Jared Harris Series 1Nominated
Jimmi Simpson Black Mirror Series 4 ("USS Callister")Nominated
[3]
Will Sharpe Giri/Haji Won
[4]
Josh O'Connor The CrownSeries 3Nominated

Best Supporting Actress

Best Supporting Actress
YearRecipientsProgrammeSeriesResultRef.
Vanessa Kirby The Crown Series 1Nominated
[1]
Series 2Won
[3]
Naomi Ackie The End of the F***ing World Series 2Won
[4]
Helena Bonham Carter The CrownSeries 3Nominated
Jasmine Jobson Top Boy Series 3Nominated

Performance in a Motion Picture

Best Actor in a Supporting Role

Best Actor in a Supporting Role
YearRecipientsProgrammeRunning TimeResultRef.
Idris Elba Beasts of No Nation 100 minutesNominated [9]

Crafts

Breakthrough Talent

Breakthrough Talent
YearRecipientsProgrammeSeriesResultRef.
Aneil Karla (director) Top Boy Series 3Nominated
[4]
Laurie Nunn (writer) Sex Education Series 1Nominated

Best Costume Design

Best Costume Design
YearRecipientsProgrammeSeriesResultRef.
Michele Clapton The Crown Series 1Won [1]
Susie Coulthard Black Mirror Series 3Nominated
Jane PetrieThe CrownSeries 2Nominated
[3]

Best Director: Factual

Best Director: Factual
YearRecipientsProgrammeSeriesResultRef.
Mark Lewis Don't F**k with Cats: Hunting an Internet Killer Nominated
[4]

Best Director: Fiction

Best Director: Fiction
YearRecipientsProgrammeSeriesResultRef.
Stephen Daldry The Crown Series 1Nominated
[1]

Best Editing: Factual

Best Editing: Factual
YearRecipientsProgrammeSeriesResultRef.
Michael Harte Don't F**k with Cats: Hunting an Internet Killer Won
[4]

Best Editing: Fiction

Best Editing: Fiction
YearRecipientsProgrammeSeriesResultRef.
Pia di Ciaula The Crown Series 2 ("Paterfamilias")Nominated
[3]
Tony Kearns Black Mirror ("Bandersnatch")Nominated
[8]
Elen Pierce Lewis Giri/Haji Nominated
[4]

Best Make Up and Hair Design

Best Make Up and Hair Design
YearRecipientsProgrammeSeriesResultRef.
Tanya Lodge Black Mirror Series 3Won
[1]

Best Original Music

Best Original Music
YearRecipientsProgrammeSeriesResultRef.
Adrian Johnston Giri/Haji Nominated
[4]

Best Photography: Factual

Best Photography: Factual
YearRecipientsProgrammeSeriesResultRef.
Doug Anderson, Roger Horrocks, Gavin Thurston Our Planet Series 1 ("Coastal Seas")Nominated
[4]
Jamie McPherson, Hector Skevington-Postles, Barrie BrittonSeries 1 ("Frozen Worlds")Nominated

Best Photography and Lightning: Fiction

Best Photography and Lightning: Fiction
YearRecipientsProgrammeSeriesResultRef.
Adriano Goldman The Crown Series 1Nominated
[1]
Seamus McGarvey Black Mirror Series 3Nominated
Adriano GoldmanThe CrownSeries 2 ("Beryl")Won
[3]
Stephan PehrssonBlack MirrorSeries 4 ("USS Callister")Nominated
Adriano GoldmanThe CrownSeries 3Nominated
[4]
Joe Anderson Top Boy Series 1Nominated

Best Production Design

Best Production Design
YearRecipientsProgrammeSeriesResultRef.
Martin Childs The Crown Series 1Nominated
[1]
Joel Collins, Phil Sims Black Mirror Series 4 ("USS Callister")Nominated
[3]
Martin Childs, Alison HarveyThe CrownSeries 2Nominated
Series 3Nominated
[4]
Samantha Harley, Miri Katz Sex Education Series 1Nominated

Best Scripted Casting

Best Scripted Casting
YearRecipientsProgrammeSeriesResultRef.
Des Hamilton Top Boy Series 3Won
[4]
Lauren Evans Sex Education Series 1Nominated
Yoko Narahashi, Shaheen Baig, Layla Merrick-Wolf Giri/Haji Nominated

Best Sound: Factual

Best Sound: Factual
YearRecipientsProgrammeSeriesResultRef.
Nominees
  • Graham Wild
  • Kate Hopkins
  • Tim Owens
 Our Planet Series 1 ("One Planet")Nominated
[4]
Nominees
  • Nick Fry
  • Steve Speed
  • James Evans
  • Nick Adams
 Formula 1: Drive to Survive Nominated

Best Sound: Fiction

Best Sound: Fiction
YearRecipientsProgrammeSeriesResultRef.
Sound Team The Crown Series 2Won
Nominees
  • John Rodda
  • Tim Cavagin
  • Kenny Clark
  • Michael Maroussas
 Black Mirror Series 4 ("USS Callister")Nominated
Sound TeamThe CrownSeries 3Nominated
[4]

Best Special, Visual, and Graphic Effects

Best Special, Visual, and Graphic Effects
YearRecipientsProgrammeSeriesResultRef.
Úna Ní Dhonghaíle, Molinare The Crown Series 1Won
[1]
Nominees
  • Justin Hutchinson-Chatburn
  • Framestore
  • Glassworks
  • Baseblack
 Black Mirror Series 3Nominated
Nominees
  • DNEG TV
  • Jean-Clement Soret
  • Russell McLean
  • Joel Collins
Series 4 ("Metalhead")Won
[3]
Nominees
  • One of Us
  • Asa Shoul
  • Christopher Reynolds
The CrownSeries 2Nominated
Nominees
  • Glassworks
  • Jean-Clement Soret
  • Clayton McDermott
  • Mark Coulier
Black Mirror"Bandersnatch"Nominated
[8]
Nominees
  • Kent Houston
  • Peerless
  • Freefolk
  • Asa Shoul
 The Alienist Series 1Nominated
Nominees
  • Ben Turner
  • Chris Reynolds
  • Asa Shoul
The CrownSeries 3Nominated
[4]

Best Titles and Graphic Identity

Best Titles and Graphic Identity
YearRecipientsProgrammeSeriesResultRef.
Patrick Clair, Raoul Marks The Crown Series 1Nominated
[1]
Allison Brownmoore, Anthony Brownmoore, Joe Nowacki Take Your Pills Nominated
[8]

Best Writer: Drama

Best Writer: Drama
YearRecipientsProgrammeSeriesResultRef.
Peter Morgan The Crown Series 1Nominated
[1]
Series 2Nominated
[3]
Charlie Brooker Black Mirror Series 4 ("Hang the DJ")Nominated
Charlie Covell The End of the F***ing World Series 2Nominated
[4]

See also

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The British Academy Television Craft Award for Best Special, Visual & Graphic Effects 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, this category is "for special, visual and graphic effects and recognises achievement in all of these crafts."

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The British Academy Television Craft Award for Best Photography: Factual 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."

The British Academy Television Craft Award for Best Editing: Factual 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.

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