Best Short Film RTS Award Nomination for Red Bull Branded Content

04th February 2013

The Royal Television Society (The RTS) is the world’s oldest television society, and has been recognising the hard work of broadcasters, content creators and production companies since 1927. The RTS Awards are an internationally recognised hallmark for quality and originality.

We were delighted therefore, to hear this week, that we’ve again been nominated in the RTS West Awards for Best Short Film for a piece of branded video content we produced for Red Bull last Summer.

The film, Red Bull Generations looks at the See No Evil street art project which took place in Bristol. We worked with Red Bull to produce a short piece of branded storytelling following the artists journeys to Nelson Street, and their work creating epic murals, some as tall as 12 storey’s high.  We worked with some of the biggest names in global street art on the project; legendary New York artist Mark Bode, Nychos, Conor Harrington, Bristol’s own Inkie and Nick Walker.

We join an illustrious group of nominees, with BBC Features Bristol tallying 17 nominations across categories including best male and female on-screen talent and best features and factual entertainment programme. The BBC Natural History Unit have amassed 9 nominations. Production company Icon Films have also scored nine nominations, spanning a number of categories from community media to international documentary to best newcomer.  Testimony Films have been recognised for their work in documentary and specialist factual, with six nominations. Aardman Animations also have three nominations including Best Film for The Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists.

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We took home the RTS’ for Best Short Film, and Best Community Media at the RTS West Awards 2012, so we’ll be keeping our fingers crossed that we can add to the trophy cabinet at Bristol Old Vic on the 24th February.

The full list of nominees for the 2013 Awards can be found below:

01. BEST TELEVISION DRAMA and COMEDY

Nominees :

The Best of Men

Whitby Davison Productions

Skins Series 6

Company Pictures

02. BEST SHORT

Awarded to the best short film.

Nominees:

Britain`s Oldest Stand Up

Testimony Films

Pussy Cat

BROD Productions

Generations

Hurricane Media

03. BEST FILM

Awarded to the best film originated in the region, with a theatrical release • Drama • Animation • Documentary

Nominees:

In The Dark Half

Bard Entertainments/iFeatures

The Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists.

Aardman Animations

8 Minutes Idle

Arthur Cox/iFeatures

Flying Blind

Ignition Films/iFeatures

04. BEST ACTOR

Outstanding performance by a male actor.

Nominees

Eddie Marsan, The Best of Men

Whitby Davison Productions

Tom Hughes, 8 Minutes Idle

Arthur Cox/iFeatures

05. BEST ACTRESS

Outstanding performance by a female actor.

Nominees:

Helen McCrory, Flying Blind

Ignition Films/iFeatures

Jessica Barden, In The Dark Half

Bard Entertainments/iFeatures

06. BEST MALE ON-SCREEN TALENT

Award for excellence.

Nominees:

Chris Packham, Secrets of Our Living Planet

BBC Natural History Unit

Sir David Attenborough, Attenborough: 60 Years in the Wild

BBC Natural History Unit

John Bishop, John Bishop`s Sport Relief Hell

BBC Bristol Docs

Adam Henson, Countryfile

BBC Bristol Features

Jeremy Wade, River Monsters, Series 3, Electric Executioner

Icon Films

 07. FEMALE ON-SCREEN TALENT

Award for excellence.

Nominees:

Nikki Chapman, Wanted Down Under

BBC Bristol Features

Nigella Lawson, Nigellissima

BBC Bristol Features

Naomi Wilkinson, Naomi`s Nightmares of Nature

BBC Natural History Unit

Lorraine Pascale, Lorraine`s Fast, Fresh and Easy Food.

BBC Bristol Features

08. NEW ON-SCREEN TALENT

Award for exceptional promise.

Nominees:

Harry Potter

The Strange Case of the Law

BBC Bristol History and Business

Ahmed Mudawi, See Hear

BBC Bristol Features

DIGITAL MEDIA & SPECIAL EFFECT, inc BRANDING

09. MEDIA EFFECTIVENESS

This award is for effectiveness in the area of interactive media campaigns. Projects demonstrating excellence in creativity, usability and effectiveness • Viral Campaigns • Social Media • Websites • Mobiles • Tablets

Nominees:

Nike ‘Take Control’

Aardman Animations

Bodyform Responds: The Truth

Rubber Republic

Planet Earth Live.

BBC, BBC Worldwide and National Geographic Channels

10. BEST COMPANION CONTENT

Celebrating the best second screen, multi-screen, interactive, online and connected TV content • Websites • Interactive TV • Mobile content • Tablets • Games

Nominees:

Hero Squad: Rapid Response

Aardman Animations

Clockwork Racers

Opposable Games

Andy`s Wild Adventures.

BBC, Natural History Unit

11. BEST DIGITAL INNOVATION

This award recognises outstanding innovations in digital content across any platform or combination of platforms, breaking new ground in digital media • Websites • Interactive TV • Mobiles • Tablets

Nominees:

Prehistoric Autopsy

Shadow Industries Ltd

Hidden Fields

danceroom Spectroscopy and

Guerilla Dance Project

Earth Unplugged/Earth Juice

The Giggle Group and BB Earth Productions.

NETWORK TELEVISION

12. BEST NATURAL HISTORY PROGRAMME

This award recognises excellence in the production of Natural History programmes or series

Nominees:

Attenborough`s Ark: A Natural World Special

BBC Natural History Unit

Jungle Gremlins of Java

Icon Films

The Dark: Nature`s Nightmare World

BBC Natural History Unit

13. BEST SPECIALIST FACTUAL PROGRAMME

This award recognises excellence in the production of Specialist Factual programmes or series • Science • Religion • History • Adventure • Arts

Nominees:

David Suchet: People I Have Shot

Testimony Films

War Horse: The Real Story

Testimony Films

The Great Falklands Gamble: Revealed

Quickfire Media

14. BEST DOCUMENTARY

This award recognises excellence in the production of ALL factual programme content including • Social issues • Business • Arts • Religion • Education

Nominees:

9/11: The Miracle Survivor

Testimony Films

Protecting Our Children

BBC Bristol Docs

Total Permission

BDH

Emergency Bikers

RDF Television West

John Bishop’s Sport Relief Hell

BBC Bristol Docs

15. BEST INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTARY

In recognition of international success and excellence for a programme or series first broadcast outside the UK including • Social issues • Business • Arts • Religion • Education • History • Science • Natural History

Nominees:

9/11: Escape from the Impact Zone

Testimony Films

River Monsters 3 Japanese Horrors

Icon Films

Million Dollar Moon Rock Heist

Icon Films

16. BEST DAYTIME and EARLY PEAK

This award will be presented to the best entertainment programme or series including • Daytime programmes • Lifestyle • Entertainment • Cookery • Antiques • One Show items

Nominees:

Day of the Aphids

Icon Films

Jamie’s Best Shot: Then and Now

Icon Films

Wanted Down Under: The Andrews Family

BBC Bristol Features

Secret Dealers

RDF Television West

17. BEST FEATURES and FACTUAL ENTERTAINMENT

This award will be presented to the best entertainment programme or series including • Lifestyle • Entertainment • Cookery • Antiques

Nominees:

DIY SOS: The Big Build Enfield

BBC Bristol Features

The Great British Bake Off

Love West Productions

Lorraine’s Fast Fresh and Easy Food

BBC Bristol Features

Fake or Fortune

BBC Bristol Arts

19. BEST DIRECTOR / PRODUCER – DRAMA

Best Director or Producer of a single drama programme or series.

Nominees:

Tim Whitby, The Best of Men

Whitby Davison Productions

Philippa Lowthorpe, Call the Midwife

Neal Street Productions

Mark Simon Hewis, 8 Minutes Idle

Arthur Cox/iFeatures

Ben Caron, Skins Series 6

Company Pictures

19a BEST DIRECTOR / PRODUCER- FACTUAL

Best Director or Producer of a single factual programme or series.

Nominees:

Tom Cholmondeley, The Strange Case of the Law

BBC Bristol History and Business

Sacha Mirzoeff, Protecting Our Children

BBC Bristol Docs

John Durrant, Total Permission

BDH

Steve Gooder, Jungle Gremlins of Java

Icon Films

Matt Stewart, Countryfile

BBC Bristol Features

20. BEST WRITER DRAMA, FACTUAL or ENTERTAINMENT

Best screenwriter or script writer of drama, factual or entertainment series.

Nominees:

Lucy Gannon,The Best of Men

Whitby Davison Productions

Lucy Catherine,  In The Dark Half

Bard Entertainments/iFeatures

Laura Hunter, Skins, Series 6

Company Pictures

CRAFT SKILLS

21. BEST PHOTOGRAPHY

Best camerawork and photography; including lighting camera or camera operation.

Nominees:

Matt Gray for The Best of Men

Whitby Davison Productions

Jonathan Jones, DOP on Natural World: Queen of the Savannah

BBC Natural History Unit

Owen Newman, Sophie Darlington, Simon King, Simon Werry for African Cats

Disneynature

22. BEST SOUND

Award in recognition of the best use of sound including sound design, sound editing and dubbing.

Nominees:

Max Bygrave/Jonny Crew/Tim Owens/Wounded Buffalo, In The Dark Half

Bard Entertainments//iFeatures

Kate Hopkins, Tim Owens, Matthew Gough, Andrew Wilson for African Cats

Disneynature

Chris Domaille, The Best of Men

Whitby Davison Productions

Jonny Crew, Tim Owens, Andrew Wilson for 8 Minutes Idle

iFeatures Ltd

23. BEST MUSIC

Award to recognise excellence of a composer of original music or best use of music.

Nominees:

Mike Smith for 8 Minutes Idle

Arthur Cox/iFeatures

Nicholas Hooper for African Cats

Disneynature

David Johnston, Tom Gilbert for Pause Fest Opening Titles

Echoic Audio, Squint Opera

24. SPECIAL EFFECTS and GRAPHICS

Awarded for the best special effects, visual effects, animation, CGI or content graphics.

Nominees:

Casualty

The Giggle Group

How to Grow a Planet

Shadow Industries Ltd

BBC, Scotland

The Ministry of Curious Stuff

WONKY Films

26. EDITING

Awarded to an editor or team of editors for excellence across all genres.

Nominees:

Ollie Huddlestone, Colette Hodges, Darren Flaxstone for Protecting our Children

BBC Bristol Docs

David Thrasher for Call the Midwife

Neal Street Productions

James Taggart for Natural World: Queen of the Savannah

BBC Natural History Unit

David Thrasher for The Best of Men

Whitby Davison Productions

Martin Elsbury for African Cats

Disneynature

27. BEST GRADING

In recognition of exceptional work in film grading and picture enhancement.

Nominees:

Tim Bolt for Why Don’t We Do It in the Road?

Right Angle Films

Luke Rainey for African Cats

Disneynature

Tony Osborne for The Best of Men

Whitby Davison Productions

28. BEST NEWCOMER

The RTS Bristol Futures Newcomer Award for the outstanding new Director, Producer, Researcher, Production Manager etc. across all genres.

Nominees:

Clair Titley, Britain`s Oldest Stand Up

Testimony Films

David Ellington, Life Out There

VS1 Productions

Ross Hamilton, Animal Airport

Icon Films

Jeff Wilson,  A Year in the Wild: Snowdonia.

BBC, Natural History Unit

29. BEST INVESTIGATIVE REPORT

Outstanding or exclusive investigative report made by a West of England based correspondent. May include content from national, network or on-line programming.

Nominees:

Inside out West, Series 22, Winterbourne View

BBC West Current Affairs

Inside Out West, Series 22, Disabled Rental Access.

BBC West Current Affairs

Inside Out West, Series 22, Jordan Codices.

BBC West Current Affairs.

30. BEST SINGLE NEWS ITEM

This category is for outstanding journalism and news coverage. Particular attention will be paid to the effective use of resources deployed.

Nominees:

Points West: “Fulcher”

BBC

The Westcountry Tonight “Bath Bus Crash”

ITV West

Points West: “Muchelney Floods”

BBC

31. COMMUNITY MEDIA AWARD

For the best use of media in partnership with, or by, a community.

Nominees:

Life Out There,

VS1 Productions

The Park

Icon Films

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