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AMPLIFY x NEW VOICE AWARDS 2025

2025 Winners

Discover the winners for the Amplify x New Voice Awards 2025. All winners were announced at the Awards ceremony at Curzon Soho in March. Congratulations!

The Amplify New Voice Awards is our annual celebration of emerging creatives and the indies doing the most to support them. The awards are central to the TV Foundation’s goal of recognising and fostering talent and making the television industry more accessible to a wider range of people. 

Debut Presenter [Supported by Independent Talent]:
Mary Mandefield – The Truth About Brazilian Butt Lifts: Botched Surgery Exposed // Channel 4 Documentaries – YouTube

Debut Writer:
Shyam Popat – The Day of the Jackal, Episode 7 // Sky Atlantic

Victor Adebodun Award for Debut Director – Scripted:
Sam Arbor – Dead Hot // Prime Video

The Victor Adebodun Award for Debut Director (Unscripted) [Supported by The Farm]:
Mark Devlin – Chernobyl, My Promised Land // Sky Documentaries

Future Presenter:
Gabriel Astorga

Social Creator:
Specs Gonzalez // Channel 4.0

Indie Impact:
Pulse Films

Mentor of the Year:
Andy Mundy-Castle

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Meet Past new voice awards winners

Get to know the roster of rising stars who have won at past New Voice Awards.

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Launched in 2023, New Voices: Amplify was designed to help creatives take charge of their careers and develop their voices. Speakers from across the TV industry and beyond came together to create a programme of talks and masterclasses designed to help new voices speak up.

From mastering pitches and PR to standing out in a crowd of talented content creators, our carefully curated programme gave attendees all the skills needed to go out there and get themselves heard. Speakers included Remel London, Rubina Pabani, Nathan Foad, Amelia Dimoldenberg, and Munya Chawawa.

Amplify has now become our annual New Voice Awards.

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