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edinburgh tv awards 2025 nominees & WINNERS

Company Awards

Channel of the Year

Winner
5

Nominees
BBC One
BBC Scotland 
BBC Two
Channel 4
ITV1

Production Company of the Year

Winner
Warp Films

Nominees
Big Talk Studios
Clapperboard Studios
CPL Productions
See-Saw Films
SISTER

Streamer of the Year

Winner
Netflix

Nominees
BBC iPlayer
Channel 4
ITVX
U

Small Indie of the Year

Winner
Rockerdale Studios

Nominees
Afro-Mic Productions
Alleycats TV
Black Camel Pictures
Listen
Synchronicity Films

Agency of the Year

Winner

Insanity

Nominees

Mirador Talent Group
Strange Town Agency

Production Group of the Year

Winner

ITV Studios

Nominees

Banijay UK
BBC Studios Productions
Fremantle UK
STV Studios
Universal International Studios

Programme Awards

Best Drama

Winner

Adolescence – Warp Films, Matriarch Productions and Plan B Entertainment for Netflix

Nominees

Baby Reindeer – Clerkenwell Films for Netflix
Blue Lights – for Two Cities Television, Gallagher Films
Lockerbie: A Search for Truth – for Carnival Films, which is part of Universal International Studios, a division of Universal Studio Group and Sky Studios for Sky Atlantic
Rivals – Happy Prince, part of ITV Studios for Disney+
Slow Horses – for See-Saw Films in association with Apple

Best International Drama

Winner

After The Party – Luminous Beast and Lingo Pictures (an ITV Studios company) for Channel 4

Nominees

Dope Thief – for Apple Studios / A Scott Free Production
Mussolini: Son of the Century – Produced by Sky Studios and Lorenzo Mieli for The Apartment, a company of the Fremantle Group, co-produced with Pathé, in association with Small Forward Productions, CINECITTÀ and Sky
Ripley – Showtime and Endemol Shine North America in association with Entertainment 360 and Filmrights for Netflix
Severance – Fifth Season in association with Apple
The Studio – Lionsgate Television in association with Apple

Best Documentary

Winner

Our Land: Israel’s Other War – (Exposure), Hardcash Productions for ITV1

Nominees

7/7: The London Bombings – The Slate Works for BBC Two
Bombing Brighton: The Plot to Kill Thatcher – KEO Films in collaboration with Walk On Air Films for BBC Two
Children of the Cult (Exposure) – DM Productions for ITV1
D-Day: The Unheard Tapes – Wall to Wall for BBC, History Channel, Open University
Jamali Maddix: Follow the Leader – Mindhouse Productions and World Piece Productions for U&Dave

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Best Comedy Series

Winner
Big Boys –
 Roughcut TV for Channel 4

Nominees
Alma’s Not Normal –
Expectation for BBC Two
Dinosaur – Two Brothers Pictures for BBC
Ludwig – Big Talk Studios in association with That Mitchell & Webb Company for BBC One
Mr Bigstuff – Sky Studios, Water & Power Productions
We Are Lady Parts – produced by Working Title Television, which is part of Universal International Studios, a division of Universal Studio Group

Best Entertainment Series

Winner
Last One Laughing – Zeppotron & Initial for Prime Video

Nominees
I Kissed a Girl –
TwoFour on behalf of BBC Three
Taskmaster – Avalon for Channel 4
The Graham Norton Show – So Television for BBC One
The Piano – Love Productions for Channel 4
The Traitors – Studio Lambert Scotland for BBC One

Best Popular Factual Series

Winner
Rob and Rylan’s Grand Tour – Rex, a Zinc Media Company, for BBC Two

Nominees
DNA Journey –
Voltage TV, Mitre Studios, Ancestry for ITV1
Getting Filthy Rich – Optomen Television for ITV
Go Back to Where You Came From – Minnow Films for Channel 4
Sort Your Life Out – Optomen Television for BBC One
Swiped: The School that Banned Smartphones – BOLDPRINT Studios for Channel 4

Best Branded Entertainment

Winner
DNA Journey – Voltage TV, Mitre Studios, Ancestry for ITV1

Nominees
Batch From Scratch : Cooking for Less –
South Shore for Channel 4
Champions Full Gallop – South Shore for ITVX
Cooking With The Stars Series – South Shore for ITV1
M&S Dress The Nation – South Shore for ITV1

Climate Storytelling Award

Winner
Emmerdale – ITV Studios for ITV

Nominees
Big Brother – Initial for ITV
Gabon: Earth’s Last Chance – Keo Films for Sky Documentaries
Our Living World – Netflix and Wild Space Productions
Ready Meals, What They Really Mean For You – Attaboy TV For BBC One
Spirit Rangers – Netflix Animation Studios, Superprod – Paris

Performance Awards

Best TV Actor - Drama

Winner
Jessica Gunning in Baby Reindeer

Nominees
Danny Dyer
in Rivals
Katherine Parkinson in Rivals 
Owen Cooper in Adolescence
Richard Gadd in Baby Reindeer
Stephen Graham in Adolescence 

Best TV Actor - Comedy

Winner
Sophie Willan in Alma’s Not Normal

Nominees
Anjana Vasan
in We Are Lady Parts
Lucy Punch in Amandaland
Nabhaan Rizwan in Kaos 
Oliver Savell in Changing Ends 
Philippa Dunne in Amandaland

Breakthrough Performance

Winner
Owen Cooper

Nominees
Ashley Storrie
Bella Maclean
Maximilian Fairley
Sekou Diaby
Thaddea Graham

Best TV Presenter - Factual

Winner
Poppy Jay
– Young, British and Anti-Abortion

Nominees
Joe Tracini –
Me and the Voice in My Head
Mobeen Azhar – The Soldiers That Saved Britain
Munya Chawawa – How to Survive a Dictator: North Korea

Best TV Presenter - Entertainment

Winner
Claudia Winkleman –
The Traitors

Nominees
Anthony McPartlin & Declan Donnelly
– Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway
Graham Norton – The Graham Norton Show
Rob Beckett & Romesh Ranganathan – Rob & Rom Vs…

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