The evening was hosted by Blu Hydrangea
The RTS NI Awards has recognised the skills, talent and creative excellence of television production in Northern Ireland.
Hosted by Blu Hydrangea, the evening of celebration took place on Thursday night, in Belfast City Hall. Guests included Zara McDermott, Jamie Lee O'Donnell, Lisa McGee, James Nesbitt and Jed Mercurio, to name a few. Fiona Campbell, Chair of RTS NI said:"What a year it’s been for Northern Ireland on-screen production across all platforms which has been reflected in the quality of entries this year. All our finalists are great examples of the outstanding content being produced in Northern Ireland which is enjoyed by audiences worldwide."
Richard Williams, Chief Executive, Northern Ireland Screen said: “Northern Ireland Screen is delighted to once again support the RTS NI Awards. The RTS is a long standing and prestigious organisation which we are proud to work alongside. The real joy of this event is that it is a rare, if not unique, opportunity for hugely diverse people and companies that make up the screen industry to celebrate their collective creative output and to see the full scale of the industry.
Gareth McGreevy, Chair of RTS NI Awards said: “As an educational charity, the RTS encourages and celebrates work in television and its related fields and our Northern Ireland Awards now in their 8th year, enable us to recognise the extraordinary talent that is so evident in Northern Ireland’s creative industries. The judging panels have commented on the particularly high standard this year.
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