The Production Guild of Great Britain (Pggb) has unveiled its award winners for 2022 ahead of the prize ceremony on Saturday. Scroll down for the full list.
The Production Team of the Year Award was won by the crew behind Northman, Robert Eggers follow-up to The Lighthouse, including producer Mark Huffam.
According to jury chair Callum McDougal, the decision was made in part because the film was the first major feature to shoot in Northern Ireland during Covid, which sent “a sign across the world that we could continue to work safely in this country and deliver film successfully.”
A special mention in the category went to the team behind Sarah Gavron’s Rocks.
The Pggb High-End TV Production Team of the Year Award went to Andrew Haigh’s See-Saw series The North Water following a challenging shoot.
“The North Water team demonstrated how to survive the perfect production storm: you...
The Production Team of the Year Award was won by the crew behind Northman, Robert Eggers follow-up to The Lighthouse, including producer Mark Huffam.
According to jury chair Callum McDougal, the decision was made in part because the film was the first major feature to shoot in Northern Ireland during Covid, which sent “a sign across the world that we could continue to work safely in this country and deliver film successfully.”
A special mention in the category went to the team behind Sarah Gavron’s Rocks.
The Pggb High-End TV Production Team of the Year Award went to Andrew Haigh’s See-Saw series The North Water following a challenging shoot.
“The North Water team demonstrated how to survive the perfect production storm: you...
- 3/25/2022
- by Tom Grater
- Deadline Film + TV
Barbara Broccoli, Charlotte Riley Among Winners at The Production Guild Of Great Britain Awards 2022
Bond producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson will be among the winners at the Production Guild of Great Britain (Pggb) awards on Friday night alongside actor Charlotte Riley and senior vice president of studio operations Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden Emily Stillman.
The awards, which are in association with Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden will be presented on Saturday night in Hertfordshire, in a ceremony hosted by comedian Patrick Kielty.
As well as honouring the winners and nominees, they will also pay tribute to producer and Hartswood Films’ founder, Beryl Vertue, who died last month.
Other than the Pggb Contribution to the Industry Award, which is voted on by the Pggb board, all the winners were nominated by Pggb’s members and selected by juries of leading industry professionals.
Lyndsay Duthie, Pggb’s CEO, said: “As British content continues to be in demand, we are delighted to be able to celebrate...
The awards, which are in association with Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden will be presented on Saturday night in Hertfordshire, in a ceremony hosted by comedian Patrick Kielty.
As well as honouring the winners and nominees, they will also pay tribute to producer and Hartswood Films’ founder, Beryl Vertue, who died last month.
Other than the Pggb Contribution to the Industry Award, which is voted on by the Pggb board, all the winners were nominated by Pggb’s members and selected by juries of leading industry professionals.
Lyndsay Duthie, Pggb’s CEO, said: “As British content continues to be in demand, we are delighted to be able to celebrate...
- 3/24/2022
- by K.J. Yossman
- Variety Film + TV
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And that’s because documentary filmmaker Jeanie Finlay and “GoT” executive producer Bernie Caulfield wanted to introduce viewers to the “unsung heroes” of Westeros that made their favorite show a possibility over the years, including Andrew McClay (an extra who played a Stark guard for several seasons), Del Reid (the head of the show’s snow department) Leigh McCrum, (the set’s coffee van manager), Vladimir Furdik (stuntman-turned-Night King) Sarah and Barrie Gower (the prosthetics team) and Naomi Liston (the series’ location manager...
And that’s because documentary filmmaker Jeanie Finlay and “GoT” executive producer Bernie Caulfield wanted to introduce viewers to the “unsung heroes” of Westeros that made their favorite show a possibility over the years, including Andrew McClay (an extra who played a Stark guard for several seasons), Del Reid (the head of the show’s snow department) Leigh McCrum, (the set’s coffee van manager), Vladimir Furdik (stuntman-turned-Night King) Sarah and Barrie Gower (the prosthetics team) and Naomi Liston (the series’ location manager...
- 6/3/2019
- by Jennifer Maas
- The Wrap
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