Thursday 23 January 2014

SCREEN NATION AWARDS: OFFICIAL FINAL NOMINATIONS & WINNERS LIST 2014



OFFICIAL FINAL NOMINATIONS & WINNERS LIST 2014 

Consideration Period 1ST AUG 2012 - 30th NOV 2013   

HONORARY & MAJOR AWARDS

Classic Movie                                                                   DO THE RIGHT THING 
Classic TV (Intl.)                                                               THE COSBY SHOW 
Classic TV (UK)                                                                DESMOND’S 
Edric Connor Inspiration (Posthumously)                      FELIX DEXTER 
Outstanding Contribution                                                BILL DUKE 
 
UK SCREENCRAFT ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS

Diversity in Factual Production 
Albino Witchcraft Murders - BBC4 Bad 25 - BBC2
Burma: My Father and the Forgotten Army - BBC2
First Amongst Equals: The Laurie Cunningham Story - ITV1
The Cruel Cut - C4
Martin Luther King and the March on Washington - BBC2

Diversity in Drama Production
Dancing on the Edge - BBC2
Death in Paradise - BBC1
Holby City - BBC2
Luther - BBC1 Run - C4
Top Boy - C4 Youngers C4

Independent Spirit Film Production
Fedz - Top Dog
Gone Too Far - Destiny Ekaragha
It’s a Lot - Femi Oyeniran & Darwood
Grace Sable Fable - Stephen Lloyd Jackson
The Fade - Andy Mundy-Castle

Favourite Black Channel  
PUBLIC VOTING
ABN TV
BEN TV
Nollywood Movies
The Africa Channel
Vox Africa

Favourite International Movie (made by or starring British talent) 
PUBLIC VOTING
12 Years a Slave
House at the End of the Street
Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom
The Butler

PEOPLE’S CHOICE AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL SCREEN AWARDS  
PUBLIC VOTING

Favourite Nigerian (New Nollywood) Film (Released in Nig and/or premiered in UK/Online) 
PUBLIC VOTING
Amina
Confusion Na Wa
Flower Girl
Hoodrush
Onye Ozi
Tango with Me
Turning Point

Favourite Female African Intl. Rising Screen Talent  
(PUBLIC VOTING
Adepero Oduye (USA/Nigeria) - 12 Years A Slave/Steel Magnolias/Pariah
Damilola Adegbite (Nigeria) - Flower Girl
Danai Gurira (USA/Zimbabwe) - The Walking Dead, Mother of George
Linda Ejiofor (Nigeria) - The Meeting
Lupita Nyong’o (USA/Kenya) - 12 Years A Slave, Shuga

Favourite Male African Intl. Rising Screen Talent 
PUBLIC VOTING
Alex Ekubo (Nigeria)
Anthony Monjaro (Nigeria)
Chris Attoh (Ghana)
Femi Jacobs (Nigeria)
Joseph Benjamin (Nigeria)
OC Ukeje (Nigeria)
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Best African Film
B is for Boy Nigeria - Chika Anadu, Nigeria/UK
Half of A Yellow Sun - Biyi Bandele, Nigeria/UK
Mother of George - Andrew Dosunmu, Nigeria/USA
Nairobi Half Life - David Kitonga, Kenya/Germany
Of Good Report South Africa - Jahmil X.T. Qubeka, South Africa

UK SCREEN AWARDS

Rising Talent
AJ Odudu - Big Brother, Celebrity Big Brother, Big Brother’s, Bit on the Psych
Ben Bailey Smith aka Doc Brown - 4 O’Clock Club
Gary Carr - Death in Paradise, Downton Abbey, Bluestone 42
Javone Prince - PhoneShop, Plebs, Quick Cuts
Kane Robinson aka Kano - Top Boy
Karla Crome - Misfits, Prisoners Wives, Lightfields  

Young Shooting Star (16-25)
Ade Oyefeso - Youngers, Misfits
Adelayo Adedayo - Some Girls, Gone Too Far
Calvin Demba - Youngers,
Khali Best - Eastenders
Khalil Madovi - 4 O’Clock Club
Shavani Seth - Youngers

Favourite Female TV Star 
PUBLIC VOTING
AJ Odudu - Big Brother, Celebrity Big Brother, Big Brother’s, Bit on the Psych
Alesha Dixon - Britain’s Got Talent, Your Face Sounds Familiar
Chizzy Akudolu - Holby City
Natalie Gumede - Strictly Come Dancing
Zawe Ashton - Fresh Meat, Case Histories

Favourite Male TV Star 
PUBLIC VOTING
Ashley Walters - Top Boy, Truckers
Cornel John - Eastender’s
Jimmy Akingbola - Holby
Nonso Anozie - Dracula, The Bible, Game of Thrones
Patrick Robinson - Casualty, Strictly Come Dancing
Wil Johnson - Emmerdale

Female Performance in Film
Naomie Harris - Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom, Skyfall
Rakie Ayola - Dredd, Now will Do
Shanika Warren-Markland - Gone too Far, The Knot
Sophie Okonedo - After Earth
Thandie Newton - Half of a Yellow Sun

Male Performance in Film
Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje - The Inevitable Defeat of Mister & Pete, Best Laid Plans
Aml Ameen - The Butler
Chiwetet Ejiofor - 12 Years a Slave
David Oyelowo - The Butler,
Idris Elba - Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom

Female Performance in TV
Angel Coulby - Dancing on the Edge, The Tunnel
Lorraine Burroughs - Ice Cream Girls, Top Boy,
Nikki Amuka-Bird - Luther
Nina Sosanya - Last Tango in Halifax, Wizards vs. Aliens
Sharon Duncan Brewster - Top Boy, The Bible, The Mimic
Zawe Ashton - Fresh Meat, Case Histories

Male Performance in TV
Ashley Walters - Truckers, Top Boy
Chiwetel Ejiofor – Dancing on the Edge
David Oyelowo – Complicit
Idris Elba - Luther
Jimmy Akingbola – Holby City
Lennie James – Run, The Walking Dead, (Low Winter Sun)
Nonso Anozie –Dracula, The Bible, Game of Thrones







FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
9th Screen Nation Film & TV Awards 2014 |  www.screennation.com
PRESS: Elaine Adu-Poku | Head of Press | press@screennation.co.uk
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The 9th Screen Nation Film & TV Award will be held on Sunday 23rd February 2014 at the Park Plaza Riverbank18 Albert Embankment, London SE1 7TJ

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