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Comedian Alexander Armstrong hosted the British Academy Television Craft Awards at the London Hilton Hotel (BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Awards Host Hustle star Marc Warren presented the first award of the evening, Photography & Lighting Fiction/Entertainment (BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Marc Warren Anthony Dod Mantle follows up his Slumdog Millionaire Oscar success as Head of Production Marigo Kehoe collected the Photography & Lighting Fiction/Entertainment on his behalf for Wallander (BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Photography & Lighting Fiction/Entertainment Hotel Babylon star Max Beesley took to the stage at the London Hilton Hotel to present the Photography Factual award (BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Max Beesley Neville Kidd accepted the Photography Factual BAFTA for his work on the BBC series A History of Scotland (BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Photography Factual - A History of Scotland Juliet Aubrey, star of TV drama Primeval, presented the Costume Design category (BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Juliet Aubrey The Costume Design award went to Michele Clapton for the Channel Four period drama The Devil's Whore (BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Costume Design - Michele Clapton Tom Hiddleston, star of the BAFTA-winning series Wallander, announced the winner in the Visual Effects category (BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Tom Hiddleston Will Cohen, Marie Jones and David Houghton from The Mill collected the Visual Effects award for the Doctor Who episode Fire Of Pompei (BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Visual Effects - Doctor Who Music critic and radio presenter Edith Bowman announced the hotly contested Break-through Talent Award sponsored by The Farm (BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Edith Bowman Director/producer Daniel Vernon won the Break-through Talent Award for his documentary Wonderland: The Man Who Eats Badgers and Other Strange Tales from Bodmin Moor (BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Break-through Talent - Daniel Vernon Actor Ralf Little joked with the audience before announcing the Interactive Innovation award (BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Ralf Little The Interactive Innovation Service/Platform award was collected by Liz Cleaver, Mick Webb (pictured) and Jose Deniz for their Spanish language learning website Mi Vida Loca: Real Spanish, Real Drama (BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Interactive Innovation - Mi Vida Loca Thin Lizzy rocker Scott Gorham was an apt choice to present the Original Television Music award (BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Scott Gorham Martin Phipps claimed victory in the Original Television Music category for his work on Swedish detective series Wallander (BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Original Television Music - Wallander Eddie Marsan, star of Mike Leigh's Happy-Go-Lucky and Dickens adaptation Little Dorrit, was in relaxed mood as he presented the BAFTA for Titles (BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Eddie Marsan BBC Sport representatives Cara Speller, Jonathan Bramley and Rebekah Kipps collected a BAFTA for the titles to Olympics 2008 (BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Titles - Olympics 2008 Little Dorrit actress Claire Foy kept the audience guessing as she opened the envelope to announce the Interactive Creative Contribution award (BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Claire Foy Will Clark, Chris Hassell and Stuart Holton accepted the Interactive Creative Contribution award for their work around Charlie Brooker's zombie drama Dead Set (BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Interactive Creative Contribution - Dead Set Current Academy Chairman David Parfitt took to the stage to thank everyone involved in staging the tenth annual British Academy Television Craft Awards (BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Academy Chairman Academy Deputy Chairman Hilary Bevan Jones talked about re-establishing the Craft Awards as a separate ceremony in 2000 (BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Hilary Bevan Jones

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