Royal Television Society, UK: 2003

RTS Television Award

Date:	17 November (craft & design)
Host:	Carol Smillie
Location:	Le Meridien, Grosvenor House Hotel, London, England, UK

Best Costume Design - Drama


Winner:
	Lost Prince, The (2003) (TV) - Odile Dicks-Mireaux

Best Sound - Drama


Winner:
	Tomorrow La Scala! (2002) - Ian Richardson (II)
Other Nominees:
	"State of Play" (2003) - Simon Okin; Stuart Hilliker; Jamie McPhee; Pat Boxshall Doctor Zhivago (2002) (TV) - "sound team"; Bruce Wills

Best Sound - Entertainment & Non-Drama Productions


Nominees:
	"Natural World, The" (1988) - Owen Newman; Lucy Rutherford; Andrew Wilson (IV) - For episode "Cats Under Serengeti Stars".

Best Tape and Film Editing - Drama


Winner:
	"Second Coming, The" (2003) - Tony Cranstoun
Other Nominees:
	"State of Play" (2003) - Mark Day (I)

Best Tape and Film Editing - Entertainment & Situation Comedy


Winner:
	"Phoenix Nights" (2001) - Peter Hallworth
Other Nominees:
	"Early Doors" (2003) - Tony Cranstoun "Marion & Geoff" (2000) - Graham Hodson

Best Visual Effects - Digital Effects


Winner:
	"Walking with Dinosaurs" (1999) - Framestore CFC

Best Music - Original Score


Nominees:
	"Second Coming, The" (2003) - Murray Gold

Best Production Design - Drama

Best Lighting, Photography and Camera - Photography (Drama)

Production Design - Entertainment & Non-Drama Productions


Nominees:
	Leonardo (2003) (TV) - Derek Brown (I); Michael J. Mosley

Best Make Up Design - Entertainment & Non-Drama Productions


Winner:
	"Little Britain" (2003) - Lisa Cavalli-Green

Best Lighting, Photography and Camera - Multicamera Work


Nominees:
	"Recovered" (2002) - Chris Howe (II); Ben Frewin; Jim Parsons (III); Rachel Squire

Design & Craft Innovation


Nominees:
	"Wildlife Specials" (1997) - Mark Brownlow; Andrew Sneath - For episode "Smart Sharks - Swimming with Roboshark".

Best Make Up Design - Drama

Team Award (Craft)


Nominees:
	Lost Prince, The (2003) (TV) - To the craft & design team.

Best Lighting, Photography and Camera - Lighting for Multicamera


Winner:
	"Recovered" (2002) - Daryl Noad
Other Nominees:
	"I'm Alan Partridge" (1997) - Martin Kempton