The British Film Designers Guild has announced the winners of its 13th Production Design Awards across film, television, commercials and special awards to individuals.

Winners in the film categories included One Life (Christina Moore, Aline Leionello, Philippa Hart), Saltburn (Suzie Davies, Caroline Barclay and Charlotte Dirickx) and recent BAFTA Production Design winner Poor Things  (James Price, Shona Heath, Adam Makin, James Lewis and Zsuzsa Mihalek.)

In the television categories, awards went to Black Mirror Season 6 (Udo Kramer, Philip Barber, Peter Findley and Mike Britton) and Silo (Gavin Bocquet, Phil Harvey and Amanda Bernstein). 

In other categories, the Planet Positive Award was presented to the Art Department of the second series of the BBC’s Good Omens for using innovative and sustainable building and construction practices. Honourable mentions in the category went to the television series Sløborn and Hijack.  

The Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to Production Designer Martin Childs who is best known for his work on The Crown, as well as The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Kenneth Branagh’s Frankenstein, The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas and Shakespeare in Love.

BFDG Chairperson Blair Barnette said: “We are so proud to honour the teams and individuals who create a vision that transports audiences to different worlds. Tonight’s winners and nominees are among the best visual storytellers in the industry and we are delighted to be able to celebrate as an Art Department community”.

Hannah Butters, Manager of Global Content & Integration at BENlabs, said: “We hope everyone had a great evening at The Londoner this weekend celebrating the art departments who brought the best of British content to life this last year. It has been such an honour to sponsor the 13th British Film Designers Guild Production Design Awards, as well as the TV Band 3 & 4 Progamme category. The BENlabs team would like to congratulate the incredible winners and nominated finalists across all categories. It truly is wonderful to see your exceptionally hard work and creativity being recognised and commended with these awards. BENlabs wish you all the best for your future projects and productions. We can’t wait to see the amazing worlds you create next!”

 

The winners in full

 

PETER LAMONT – SPOTLIGHTING NEW TALENT AWARD Supported by Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden

Amy Herring – Junior Draughtsperson

 

BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN – COMMERCIAL Supported by Helix 3D

Ged Clarke

Production Designer – Crowdstrike “Troy”

 

Moulay Abdellah Achir

Stylist – Crowdstrike “Troy”

 

Amin Rharda

Stylist – Crowdstrike “Troy”

 

BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN – SHORT FILM 


Olavo Abrantes

Production Designer – Recursive Dreams

 

Jeannie Chandler

Art Director – Recursive Dreams 

 

Eleanor Dolan

Set Decorator – Recursive Dreams 

 

Francesca Jones

Set Decorator – Recursive Dreams 

 

PRODUCTION DESIGN – PLANET POSITIVE Supported by Sky Studios Elstree

The Art Department – Good Omens II

 

BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN – TV – LIGHT ENTERTAINMENT & BAND 1 PROGRAMMES

Warren Gray

Production Designer – Catch Me A Killer

 

Sara Hartinger

Supervising Art Director- Catch Me A Killer 

 

Anneke Botha

Set Decorator – Catch Me A Killer

 

Annicia Bloom

Set Decorator – Catch Me A Killer

 

BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN – TV – BAND 2 PROGRAMMES Supported by supported by ScreenSkills High-End TV Skills Fund 

 

Udo Kramer

Production Designer – Black Mirror S6

 

Philip Barber

Supervising Art Director – Black Mirror S6 

 

Peter Findley

Supervising Art Director – Black Mirror S6, Ep4 Mazey Day

 

Mike Britton

Set Decorator – Black Mirror S6

 

BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN – TV BAND 3 & 4 PROGRAMMES Supported by BENlabs

Gavin Bocquet

Production Designer – Silo

 

Phil Harvey:

Supervising Art Director – Silo

 

Amanda Bernstein

Set Decorator- Silo

 

BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN – FEATURE FILM – PERIOD 

Christina Moore

Production DesignerOne Life

 

Aline Leonello

Supervising Art Director – One Life

 

Philippa Hart

Set DecoratorOne Life

 

BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN – FEATURE FILM – CONTEMPORARY  Supported by 4Wood TV & Film Construction

 

Suzie Davies

Production Designer – Saltburn 

 

Caroline Barclay 

Supervising Art Director – Saltburn 

 

Charlotte Dirickx

Set Decorator – Saltburn 

 

BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN – MAJOR MOTION PICTURE – PERIOD 

 

John Paul Kelly

Production Designer  – A Haunting in Venice

 

Peter Russell

Supervising Art Director – A Haunting in Venice

 

 Celia Bobak

 Set Decorator – A Haunting in Venice

 

BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN – MAJOR MOTION PICTURE – CONTEMPORARY Supported by TLO

 

Gary Freeman

Production Designer – Mission Impossible 7 Dead Reckoning 

 

Phil Sims 

Supervising Art Director – Mission Impossible 7 Dead Reckoning 

 

Raffaella Giovannetti

Set Decorator – Mission Impossible 7 Dead Reckoning 

 

BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN – MAJOR MOTION PICTURE – FANTASY Supported by Revolver Motion

 

James Price

Production Designer – Poor Things

 

Shona Heath 

Production Designer – Poor Things

 

Adam Makin

Supervising Art Director – Poor Things

 

James Lewis

 Supervising Art Director – Poor Things

 

Zsuzsa Mihalek

Set Decorator – Poor Things

 

WINNER 13TH BFDG PRODUCTION DESIGN AWARDS OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO THE ART DEPARTMENT


Heather Noble – Art Director

 

WINNER 13TH BFDG PRODUCTION DESIGN AWARDS LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT  Supported by Data Reprographics

 

Martin Childs



Jon Creamer

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