Dr Who wins big at Bafta Cymru Awards

Apr 27 2008 Katie Norman, icWales

DR Who was the biggest winner at the Welsh Bafta awards tonight.

The show won six prizes, while a further 10 awards were scooped by other BBC Wales shows.

S4C projects won 11 awards and ITV Wales’ The History of Mr Polly received two prizes.

For a full report and pictures of the ceremony, see tomorrow's Western Mail.

Best film: Nerys Lloys for Daddy’s Girl.

Best drama or drama serial for television: Richard Staniforth for Calon Gaeth.

Best drama series: Phil Collinson for Doctor Who, Voyage Of The Damned.

Best current affairs: Karen Voisey for the Week In Week Out special, Transplant Tourism.

Best factual programme: John Trefor for Coast.

Best documentary: Sion Thomas for Grav – Ray o’r Mynydd.

Best light entertainment: Ronw Protheroe and Angharad Garlick for Mawr, Sioe PC Leslie Wynne.

Best music programme: Dafydd Wyn and Bethan Arwel for Unsigned.

Best children’s programme: Mia Jupp for Young Dracula.

Best youth programme: Robin Evans, Bedwyr Rees and Susan Waters for Rownd a Rownd.

Best animation: Calon for Holi Hana’s Helpline, Dancing Away.

Best Short Film: John Giwa-Amu for Owl Creek Bridge.

Best new media, TV or film related: Wil Stephens and Aled Parry at Cube Interactive for Planed Plant Bach, www.s4c.co.uk/planedplantbach

Best director of photography: drama: Ernie Vincze for Doctor Who, Voyage Of The Damned.

Best camera: not drama: Gavin Searle for Tribe, Penan.

Best sound: BBC Wales Sound Team for Doctor Who, Voyage Of The Damned.

Best editor: Gareth Owens and Paul Owen for Rasus Ar Garlam.

Best lighting director – not camera: Bernie Davis for the final of BBC Cardiff Singer of the World 2007.

Best design: Adrian Smith for The History of Mr Polly.

Best graphics or titles: Craig Wilkinson for Summer Scars.

Best costume: Ray Holman for Torchwood, Captain Jack Harkness.

Best make-up: Barbara Southcott and Neill Gorton at Millennium FX for Doctor Who, The Shakespeare Code.

Best live coverage/ outside broadcast (OB) team: BBC Wales OB Team for Angladd Ray Gravell.

Best screenwriter: Steven Moffat for Doctor Who, BLINK.

Best original music soundtrack: John Hardy and Rob Love for Y Pris.

Best director: drama: James Strong for Doctor Who, Voyage Of The Damned.

Best director: Nia Dryhurst for Fel Arall.

Best actor: Rhodri Evan for Cowbois ac Injans.

Best actress: Anne-Marie Duff for The History of Mr Polly.

Best on-screen presenter: Bruce Parry for Tribe, Penan.

Best newcomer: Al Wilson for Summer Scars.

The Gwobr Gwyn Alf Williams Award, for the programme or series which has contributed most to the understanding and appreciation of the history of Wales: Paul Islwyn Thomas and Rachel Morgan for Coal House.

The Gwobr Arbennig BAFTA Cymru Special Award for outstanding contribution to film, television or new media, sponsored by the Western Mail: Glyn Houston.

Tlws Sian Phillips Award for the Welshman or woman who has made a significant contribution in either a major feature film or network television programme: Ioan Gruffudd.