A Very English Scandal leads BAFTA Craft Winners

\'A Very English Scandal\' led the winners at the British Academy Television Craft Awards.

The mini-series - which followed the real-life sex scandal of politician Jeremy Thorpe - had a successful evening, with Suzanne Cave taking the prize for Costume Design, Stephen Frears honoured with Director: Fiction and Editing: Fiction going to Pia Di Ciaula, while both \'Killing Eve\' and \'Patrick Melrose\' scooped two prizes each.

The BBC spy drama, which stars Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer, win for Sound: Fiction and David Holmes and Keefus Ciancia recognised with the Original Music prize, while the Benedict Cumberbatch series took home the Production Design and Writer: Drama awards for Tom Burton and David Nicholls respectively.

\'This Country\' scribes Daisy May and Charlie Cooper - who took the Breakthrough Award at the 2018 ceremony - picked up the Writer: Comedy honour this year.

The ceremony - which was hosted by Stephen Mangan at The Brewery in London - paid tribute to script supervisor Emma Thomas with the BAFTA Special Award for her outstanding contribution to the industry after working on shows including \'Birds of a Feather\', \'Benidorm\', \'Goodnight Sweetheart\', \'The Bill\' and \'Luther\'.

This year\'s Breakthrough Talent award went to composer, producer and writer Akemnji Ndifornyen for \'Famalam\'.

The BBC Studios team were honoured with the Entertainment Craft Team accolade for the \'Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance\', which paid tribute to the victims of war and conflict, while The Director: Factual gong was presented to Ben Anthony for \'Grenfell\'.

The evening saw a number of first-time winners, including Barbara Wiltshire, whose work on \'Inside No 9 Live: Dead Line\' saw her scoop the BAFTA for Director: Multi-Camera, and \'Bros: After the Screaming Stops\' editor Will Gilbey, who took the Editing: Factual prize.

BAFTA British Academy Television Craft Awards list of winners:

Special Award:

Emma Thomas

Breakthrough Talent:

Akemnji Ndifornyen (composer, producer and writer) \'Famalam\' - BBC Studios / BBC Three

Costume Design:

Suzanne Cave \'A Very English Scandal\' - Blueprint Pictures/BBC One

Director: Factual:

Ben Anthony Grenfell - Minnow Films / BBC One

Director: Fiction:

Stephen Frears \'A Very English Scandal\' - Blueprint Pictures / BBC One

Director: Multi-Camera:

Barbara Wiltshire \'Inside No.9 Live: Dead Line\' - BBC Studios / BBC Two

Editing: Factual:

Will Gilbey \'Bros: After the Screaming Stops\' - Fulwell 73 / BBC Four

Editing: Fiction:

Pia di Ciaula \'A Very English Scandal\' - Blueprint Pictures / BBC One

Entertainment Craft Team:

Nigel Catmur, David Cole, Kate Dawkins, Kevin Duff \'The Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance\' - BBC Studios / BBC One

Make Up & Hair Design:

Vickie Lang \'Vanity Fair\' - Mammoth Screen / ITV

Original music:

David Holmes, Keefus Ciancia \'Killing Eve\' - Sid Gentle Films / BBC One

Photography: Factual:

Lindsay McCrae \'Dynasties: Emperor\' - BBC Studios / BBC One

Photography & Lighting: Fiction:

Woo-Hyung Kim \'The Little Drummer Girl - The Ink Factory / 127 Wall / BBC / AMC / BBC One

Production Design:

Tom Burton \'Patrick Melrose\' - Two Cities / Sunnymarch / Little Island Productions / Sky Atlantic

Sound: Factual:

Sound Team \'Later Live...with Jools Holland - BBC Studios / BBC Two

Sound: Fiction:

Sound Team \'Killing Eve\' - Sid Gentle Films / BBC One

Special, Visual & Graphic Effects:

Adam McInnes, John Smith, Kevin Horsewood \'Troy: Fall of a City\' - Wild Mercury / Kudos / BBC One

Titles & Graphic Identity:

Smith & Foulkes, Mark Roalfe \'The Fearless are Here\'- the 2018 Winter Olympics - BBC Sport / Nexus Studios / Y&R / BBC One

Writer: Comedy:

Daisy May Cooper, Charlie Cooper \'This Country\' - BBC Studios / BBC Three

Writer: Drama:

David Nicholls \'Patrick Melrose\' - Two Cities / Sunnymarch / Little Island Productions / Sky Atlantic