Juliet Stevenson, Phoebe Waller-Bridge & Jameela Jamil Score Women in Film & Television Awards

Juliet Stevenson, Phoebe Waller-Bridge & Jameela Jamil Score Women in Film & Television Awards

David Fisher/REX/Shutterstock Truly, Madly, Deeply star Juliet Stevenson, Fleabag and K..

David Fisher/REX/Shutterstock

Truly, Madly, Deeply star Juliet Stevenson, Fleabag and Killing Eve creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge and The Good Places Jameela Jamil are among the winners of the Women in Film & Television (UK) Awards.

The trio are among a number of women to be lauded at the awards, which are hosted by Sandi Toksvig and taking place on Friday lunchtime in London.

Stevenson is set to be handed the EON Productions Lifetime Achievement Award by her Truly, Madly, Deeply co-star Michael Maloney, while Waller-Bridge is being awarded the The Screen Skills Writing Award. The ITV Studios Achievement of the Year Award is being handed to Jamil – a former British TV presenter who has now found success in the U.S. on the NBC comedy and is an active campaigner challenging the assumptions society makes about body size.

The Pinewood Studios Best Performance Award is being given to Nicola Walker, star of BBC drama The Split, while up and coming director and screenwriter, Rungano Nyoni is being given the Netflix New Talent Award for her work across several short and feature films including I Am Not a Witch.

WFTV Chair Liz Tucker said, “Sifting through the huge numbers of nominations for our awards, it quickly becomes apparent just how many extraordinarily talented women there are working in film and TV today. Today we celebrate their achievements, which I hope will give inspiration across the industry to all women battling to make a difference”.

WFTV Board member and Head of Diversity for ITV Commissioning, Ade Rawcliffe added, “One of the most striking aspects of our unique awards is the huge diversity of our winners. What our annual awards ceremony clearly shows is the huge achievements women from all backgrounds can make when they are given the right opportunities”.

Full List of Awards:

The Barclays Business Award – Lucy Ainsworth Taylor and Angela Barson
The Technicolor Creative Technology Award – Selina MacArthur
The Panalux Craft Award – Eunice Huthart
The ENVY Producer Award – Gill Isles
The EIKON Presenter Award – Sandi Toksvig
The Film Finances Project Management Award – Arabella Gilbert
The Netflix New Talent Award – Rungano Nyoni
The ITV Studios Achievement of the Year Award – Jameela Jamil
The Deluxe Director Award – Hettie Macdonald
The Screen Skills Writing Award – Phoebe Waller-Bridge
The Pinewood Studios Best Performance Award – Nicola Walker
The BBC News and Factual Award – Deeyah Khan
The Argonon Contribution to the Medium Award – Norma Percy
The EON Productions Lifetime Achievement Award – Juliet Stevenson

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Juliet Stevenson, Phoebe Waller-Bridge & Jameela Jamil Score Women in Film & Television Awards

Juliet Stevenson, Phoebe Waller-Bridge & Jameela Jamil Score Women in Film & Television Awards

David Fisher/REX/Shutterstock Truly, Madly, Deeply star Juliet Stevenson, Fleabag and K..

David Fisher/REX/Shutterstock

Truly, Madly, Deeply star Juliet Stevenson, Fleabag and Killing Eve creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge and The Good Places Jameela Jamil are among the winners of the Women in Film & Television (UK) Awards.

The trio are among a number of women to be lauded at the awards, which are hosted by Sandi Toksvig and taking place on Friday lunchtime in London.

Stevenson is set to be handed the EON Productions Lifetime Achievement Award by her Truly, Madly, Deeply co-star Michael Maloney, while Waller-Bridge is being awarded the The Screen Skills Writing Award. The ITV Studios Achievement of the Year Award is being handed to Jamil – a former British TV presenter who has now found success in the U.S. on the NBC comedy and is an active campaigner challenging the assumptions society makes about body size.

The Pinewood Studios Best Performance Award is being given to Nicola Walker, star of BBC drama The Split, while up and coming director and screenwriter, Rungano Nyoni is being given the Netflix New Talent Award for her work across several short and feature films including I Am Not a Witch.

WFTV Chair Liz Tucker said, “Sifting through the huge numbers of nominations for our awards, it quickly becomes apparent just how many extraordinarily talented women there are working in film and TV today. Today we celebrate their achievements, which I hope will give inspiration across the industry to all women battling to make a difference”.

WFTV Board member and Head of Diversity for ITV Commissioning, Ade Rawcliffe added, “One of the most striking aspects of our unique awards is the huge diversity of our winners. What our annual awards ceremony clearly shows is the huge achievements women from all backgrounds can make when they are given the right opportunities”.

Full List of Awards:

The Barclays Business Award – Lucy Ainsworth Taylor and Angela Barson
The Technicolor Creative Technology Award – Selina MacArthur
The Panalux Craft Award – Eunice Huthart
The ENVY Producer Award – Gill Isles
The EIKON Presenter Award – Sandi Toksvig
The Film Finances Project Management Award – Arabella Gilbert
The Netflix New Talent Award – Rungano Nyoni
The ITV Studios Achievement of the Year Award – Jameela Jamil
The Deluxe Director Award – Hettie Macdonald
The Screen Skills Writing Award – Phoebe Waller-Bridge
The Pinewood Studios Best Performance Award – Nicola Walker
The BBC News and Factual Award – Deeyah Khan
The Argonon Contribution to the Medium Award – Norma Percy
The EON Productions Lifetime Achievement Award – Juliet Stevenson

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David Fisher/REX/Shutterstock Truly, Madly, Deeply star Juliet Stevenson, Fleabag and K..

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Truly, Madly, Deeply star Juliet Stevenson, Fleabag and Killing Eve creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge and The Good Places Jameela Jamil are among the winners of the Women in Film & Television (UK) Awards.

The trio are among a number of women to be lauded at the awards, which are hosted by Sandi Toksvig and taking place on Friday lunchtime in London.

Stevenson is set to be handed the EON Productions Lifetime Achievement Award by her Truly, Madly, Deeply co-star Michael Maloney, while Waller-Bridge is being awarded the The Screen Skills Writing Award. The ITV Studios Achievement of the Year Award is being handed to Jamil – a former British TV presenter who has now found success in the U.S. on the NBC comedy and is an active campaigner challenging the assumptions society makes about body size.

The Pinewood Studios Best Performance Award is being given to Nicola Walker, star of BBC drama The Split, while up and coming director and screenwriter, Rungano Nyoni is being given the Netflix New Talent Award for her work across several short and feature films including I Am Not a Witch.

WFTV Chair Liz Tucker said, “Sifting through the huge numbers of nominations for our awards, it quickly becomes apparent just how many extraordinarily talented women there are working in film and TV today. Today we celebrate their achievements, which I hope will give inspiration across the industry to all women battling to make a difference”.

WFTV Board member and Head of Diversity for ITV Commissioning, Ade Rawcliffe added, “One of the most striking aspects of our unique awards is the huge diversity of our winners. What our annual awards ceremony clearly shows is the huge achievements women from all backgrounds can make when they are given the right opportunities”.

Full List of Awards:

The Barclays Business Award – Lucy Ainsworth Taylor and Angela Barson
The Technicolor Creative Technology Award – Selina MacArthur
The Panalux Craft Award – Eunice Huthart
The ENVY Producer Award – Gill Isles
The EIKON Presenter Award – Sandi Toksvig
The Film Finances Project Management Award – Arabella Gilbert
The Netflix New Talent Award – Rungano Nyoni
The ITV Studios Achievement of the Year Award – Jameela Jamil
The Deluxe Director Award – Hettie Macdonald
The Screen Skills Writing Award – Phoebe Waller-Bridge
The Pinewood Studios Best Performance Award – Nicola Walker
The BBC News and Factual Award – Deeyah Khan
The Argonon Contribution to the Medium Award – Norma Percy
The EON Productions Lifetime Achievement Award – Juliet Stevenson

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