RTS Craft & Design Awards nominations unveiled! Andor, The Last of Us & Adolescence lead. Join us Dec 8 to celebrate TV's top talent.
- November 14, 2025
AceShowbiz - The highly anticipated nominations for the prestigious Royal Television Society Craft and Design Awards have been officially unveiled, spotlighting exceptional talent across the industry. Among the acclaimed productions vying for recognition are Disney+’s critically lauded series Andor
The annual ceremony, a highlight in the television calendar, is scheduled to take place on December 8 at the opulent London Hilton on Park Lane. This event will gather the creative minds and skilled artisans whose work brings stories to life on screen, honoring their dedication and innovative spirit in various technical and artistic disciplines.
Leading the charge in this year’s nominations is the BBC, which amassed an impressive total of 25 nods. The public broadcaster demonstrated particular strength and dominance in key categories, including costume design – scripted and director – multicamera. This strong showing underscores the BBC's consistent commitment to high production values and creative excellence across its diverse programming slate.
The Royal Television Society Craft and Design Awards celebrate the unsung heroes behind the camera, from the intricate work of production designers and cinematographers to the meticulous efforts of editors and sound engineers. Nominees for the 2025 awards represent the pinnacle of innovation and artistry, pushing boundaries in visual storytelling and technical execution. Series like Andor, known for its intricate world-building and gritty realism, and The Last of Us, praised for its immersive atmosphere and character-driven narrative, exemplify the high standard of work being recognized.
As the countdown to the December ceremony begins, anticipation builds to see which craftspeople will be celebrated for their pivotal roles in shaping some of the year's most impactful television. The awards not only acknowledge individual achievements but also highlight the collaborative nature of television production, where every detail contributes to the overall success and immersive experience for viewers.
