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The awards were handed out at a glamorous ceremony at The Brewery in London last night, before 500 assembled guests. Broadcaster Edith Bowman hosted the event for the third year.

Twentieth Century Fox took home the hotly contested studio distributor of the year award, while Curzon Artificial Eye won the best independent distributor prize.

Prison drama Starred Up, from Twentieth Century Fox, took home theatrical campaign of the year, with a highly commended notice for Alain Guiraudie’s Stranger By The Lake.

Twentieth Century Fox scored a further four wins including 3D campaign for How To Train Your Dragon 2 and prizes for best marketing team, online campaign for Dawn of the Planet of the Apes with Think Jam; and PR campaign for Belle with Premier PR.

Cineworld, O2 was named cinema of the year (25 screens or over) while the Brynmawr Market Hall Cinema, the oldest in Wales, was crowned cinema of the year (24 screens or under) – with a highly commended for London’s Olympic Studios.

The rising star prize was bestowed on Sam Clements from Picturehouse Entertainment.

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Lionsgate UK won two prizes: poster design of the year for its work on Filth; and best premiere, with elevenfiftyfive, for its opening of Chef.

Universal Pictures won PR team of the year while best trailer went to Like Father, Like Son from Arrow Films and Intermission.

New categories this year included an event cinema award, which went to D-Day: 70 Years On from Snappin’ Turtle Productions, Picturehouse Entertainment and TBI Media for BBC Radio 2.

Documentary campaign of the year went to Altitude’s 20 Feet From Stardom.

Target Media was named media planning agency of the year while the best home entertainment campaign went to The Machine, handled by Anchor Bay Entertainment, Red & Black Films, Content Film, Shear Entertainment, East London Film Collective, ARPR and Incite.

Brand partnership of the year went to The Amazing Spider-Man 2 and Evian, which was handled by Brand & Deliver, Danone Waters and Sony Pictures.

Intermission Film was named creative agency of the year (audiovisual) while All City Media was named best creative agency (print).

Andrew Myers, CEO of Everyman Cinemas, was awarded the newly introduced exhibition achievement prize.

Screen International Editor Wendy Mitchell said: “Screen is delighted to present our fifth annual awards, to such a worthy group of winners.

“I am glad to see our industry expert jurors recognise such an impressive group of winners – from the biggest studios and cinemas to community groups.

“All of our nominees and winners should be commended for the work they do in connecting films to audiences all over the UK. “

Sponsors for the evening included Air New Zealand, The Cinema Exhibitors’ Association, Christie, Creative Skillset, Deluxe Connect, Deluxe Digital Cinema, Digital Cinema Media, Exterion Media, Market Reactive, Motion Picture Solutions, The Telegraph, RealD, Vista and Ymagis.

Judges who voted for this year’s winners were industry experts Mark Adams, Carola Ash, Chris Auty, Moses Babatope, Alexei Boltho, Edith Bowman, Peter Buckingham, Phil Clapp, Mark Cosgrove, Michelle Gardiner, Claire Gascoyne, David Hancock, Lee Magiday, Michael Mann, Kate Muir, Kate Ogborn, Jonny Persey, Andrew Pettie, Alexandra Rossi, Jamie Schwartz, Simon Ward, Peter Webber, John Woodward and Jane Wright.

Screen Awards 2014 winners

3D film Campaign of the Year
Sponsored by RealD

How to Train Your Dragon 2, Twentieth Century Fox 

Poster Design of the Year
Sponsored bv Market Reactive

Filth, Lionsgate UK

Trailer of the Year

Like Father, Like Son, Arrow Films & Intermission

Home Entertainment Campaign of the Year

The Machine, Anchor Bay Entertainment, Red & Black Films, Content Films, Shear Entertainment, East London Film Collective, ARPR, Incite

Documentary Campaign of the Year

20 Feet from Stardom, Altitude

Event Cinema Campaign of the Year
Sponsored by Deluxe Connect

D-Day: 70 Years On, Snappin’ Turtle Productions, Picturehouse Entertainment and TBI Media for BBC Radio 2

Online Campaign of the Year

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, Think Jam and Twentieth Century Fox

Brand Partnership of the Year
Sponsored by Digital Cinema Media

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 and Evian, Brand & Deliver, Danone Waters and Sony Pictures

Premiere of the Year
Sponsored by Motion Picture Solutions

Chef, Lionsgate UK and elevenfiftyfive

Downhill, Zeffirellis and Rambling Road Entertainment - Highly Commended

PR Campaign of the Year

Belle, Twentieth Century Fox and Premier

Theatrical Campaign of the Year
Sponsored by Motion Picture Solutions

Starred Up, Twentieth Century Fox

Stranger By The Lake, Peccadillo Pictures - Highly Commended

PR Team of the Year

Universal Pictures

Marketing Team of the Year
Sponsored by Exterion Media

Twentieth Century Fox

Media Planning Agency of the Year
Sponsored by The Telegraph

Target Media

Creative Agency of the Year, Audiovisual

Intermission Film

Creative Agency of the Year, Print

All City Media

Rising Star
Sponsored by Creative Skillset

Sam Clements, Picturehouse Entertainment

Cinema of the Year, from a company 25 screens or over
Sponsored by Vista

Cineworld, O2

Cinema of the Year, from a company with 24 screens or under
Sponsored by Christie

Market Hall Cinema Brynmawr Community Group

Olympic Studios – Highly Commended

Exhibition Achievement Award
Sponsored by CEA

Andrew Myers, CEO of Everyman Cinemas

Distributor of the Year, Independent

Curzon Artificial Eye

Distributor of the Year – Studios
Sponsored by Deluxe Digital Cinema

Twentieth Century Fox