Posthumous award announced as nominations revealed for the 9th Screen Nation Film & Television Awards.
Guest announcers Fernand Frimpong Jnr, from Vox Africa, and Venus vs.Mars actress Letitia Hector revealed the nominations in London (see below for full list).
Felix Dexter, the late comedian and actor, will be posthumously awarded the Edric Connor Inspiration award.
Actor-director Bill Duke, best known for his roles in Commando and Predator, is to receive the Outstanding Contribution award.
Honorary awards will also be bestowed on classic works such as Do the Right Thing, The Cosby Show and Desmond’s.
The awards ceremony will take place at Park Plaza Riverbank Hotel in London on Feb 23. The ceremony will be hosted by the Ali Baba, known as the Godfather of Nigerian comedy, and Caroline Chikezie, best known for her role in US series 24, starring Kiefer Sutherland.
Voting for the nominees in all categories will be open to the public from today (Jan 23) until Feb 20 at the Screen Nation website.
Screen Nation Film & Television nominees
Favourite Female TV Star
Zawe Ashton: Fresh Meat, Case Histories
Natalie Gumede: Strictly Come Dancing
Chizzy Akudolu: Holby
Alesha Dixon: Britain’s Got Talent, Your Face Sounds Familiar
AJ Odudu: Big Brother, Celebrity Big Brother, Big Brother’s Bit on the Side
Favourite Male TV Star
Wil Johnson: Emmerdale
Patrick Robinson: Casualty, Strictly Come Dancing
Nonso Anozie: Dracula, The Bible, Game of Thrones
Jimmy Akingbola: Holby
Cornel John: Easternder’s
Ashley Walters: Top Boy, Truckers
Female Performance in Film
Thandie Newton: Half of a Yellow Sun
Sophie Okonedo: After Earth
Shanika Warren-Markland: Gone Too Far, The Knot
Rakie Ayola: Known for Dredd, Now Will Do
Naomie Harris: Skyfall, Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom
Male Performance in Film
Chiwetel Ejiofor: Dancing on the Edge, 12 Years a Slave
Idris Elba: Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom
David Oyelowo: The Butler
Aml Ameen: The Butler
Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje: The Inevitable Defeat of Mister & Pete, Best Laid Plans
Female Performance in TV
Zawe Ashton: Fresh Meat, Case Histories
Sharon Duncan Brewster: Top Boy, The Bible, The Mimic
Nina Sosanya: Last Tango in Halifax, Wizards vs. Aliens
Nikki Amuka: Bird- Luther
Lorraine Burroughs: Ice Cream Girls, Top Boy
Angel Coulby: Dancing on the Edge, The Tunnel
Male Performance in TV
Nonso Anozie: Dracula, The Bible, Game of Thrones
Lennie James: Run, The Walking Dead, Low Winter Sun
Jimmy Akingbola: Holby City
Idris Elba: Luther
David Oyelowo: Complicit
Chiwetel Ejiofor: Dancing on the Edge, 12 Years a Slave
Ashley Walters: Truckers, Top Boy
Rising Talent
Karla Crome: Misfits, Prisoners Wives, Lightfields
Gary Carr: Death in Paradise, Downton Abbey, Bluestone 42
Kane Robinson aka Kano: Top Boy
Javone Prince: Phone Shop, Plebs, Quick Cuts
Ben Bailey Smith aka Doc Brown: 4 o’clock Club
AJ Odudu: Big Brother, Celebrity Big Brother, Big Brother’s Bit on the Side
Young Shooting Star (16-25)
Shavani Seth: Youngers
Khalil Madovi: 4 o’clock Club
Khali Best: Eastenders
Calvin Demba: Youngers
Adelayo Adedayo: Some Girls, Gone Too Far
Ade Oyefeso: Youngers, Misfits
UK SCREENCRAFT ACHIEVEMENT
Diversity in Drama Production
Youngers, C4
Top Boy, C4
Run, C4
Luther, BBC 1
Holby City, BBC 2
Death in Paradise, BBC 1
Dancing on the Edge, BBC 2
Diversity in Factual Production
Martin Luther King and the March on Washington, BBC
The Cruel Cut, C4
First Amongst Equals: The Laurie Cunningham Story, ITV 1
Burma: My Father and the Forgotten Army, BBC 2
Bad 25, BBC 2
Albino Witchcraft Murders, BBC 4
Favourite Black Channel
Vox Africa
The Africa Channel
Nollywood Movies
Ben TV
ABN TV
Independent Spirit
Sable Fable: Stephen Lloyd Jackson
Fedz: Top Dog
The Fade: Andy Mundy-Castle
It’s a Lot: Femi Oyeniran and Darwood Grace
Gone Too Far: Destiny Ekaragha
International Movie
The Butler
Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom
House at the End of the Street
12 Years a Slave
PEOPLES CHOICE AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL
Best African Film
Of Good Report: Jahmil X.T. Qubeka (South Africa)
Nairobi Half Life: David Kitonga (Kenya/Germany)
Mother of George: Andrew Dosunmu (Nigeria/USA)
Half of a Yellow Sun: Biyi Bandele (Nigeria/UK)
B is for Boy: Chika Anadu (Nigeria/UK)
Favourite Female African International
Lupita Nyong’o (USA/Kenya
Linda Ejiofor (Nigeria)
Danai Gurira (USA/Zimbabwe)
Damilola Adegbite (Nigeria)
Adepero Oduye (USA/Nigeria)
Favourite Male African International
OC Ukeje (Nigeria)
Joseph Benjamin (Nigeria)
Femi Jacobs (Nigeria)
Chris Attoh (Ghana)
Anthony Monjaro (Nigeria)
Alex Ekubo (Nigeria)
Favourite Nigerian (New Nollywood) Film
Turning Point
Tango with Me
Onye Ozi
Hoodrush
Flower Girl
Confusion Na Wa
HONORARY AWARDS
Classic Movie- Do the Right Thing
Classic TV International- The Cosby Show
Classic TV UK- Desmond’s
Edric Connor Inspiration (Posthumously) - Felix Dexter
Outstanding Contribution- Bill Duke
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