Lisa McGee and Adam Kay win BAFTA writing awards
BAFTA Craft Awards 2023. Adam Kay. Credit: BAFTA, Getty Images, Jeff Spicer
- Comedy writer: Lisa McGee for Derry Girls
- Drama writer: Adam Kay for This Is Going To Hurt
- Behind-the-scenes awards went to editor Selina MacArthur, casting agents Nina Gold and Martin Ware, production designers Becky Sloan and Joe Pelling and producer/director Charlie Melville
The winners of the BAFTA Craft Awards 2023 have been announced at a ceremony hosted by Mel Giedroyc. The comedy-related winners are as follows.
Writer: Comedy
BAFTA Craft Awards 2023. Lisa McGee. Credit: BAFTA, Getty Images, Lia Toby
Writer: Drama
BAFTA Craft Awards 2023. Adam Kay. Credit: BAFTA, Getty Images, Jeff Spicer
Adam Kay for This Is Going To Hurt
Editing: Fiction
BAFTA Craft Awards 2023. Selina MacArthur. Credit: BAFTA, Getty Images, Jeff Spicer
Selina MacArthur for This Is Going To Hurt
Scripted Casting
BAFTA Craft Awards 2023. Image shows left to right: Nina Gold, Martin Ware. Credit: BAFTA, Getty Images, Jeff Spicer
Nina Gold and Martin Ware for This Is Going To Hurt
Production Design
BAFTA Craft Awards 2023. Image shows left to right: Becky Sloan, Joseph Pelling. Credit: BAFTA, Getty Images, Lia Toby
Becky Sloan and Joe Pelling for Don't Hug Me I'm Scared
Emerging Talent: Factual
BAFTA Craft Awards 2023. Charlie Melville. Credit: BAFTA, Getty Images, Jeff Spicer
Charlie Melville for producing and directing Life After Deaf (featuring John Bishop and Joe Bishop)