Apple TV+ celebrated major success at the 2025 BAFTA Television Craft Awards, securing prestigious wins across three standout productions: Slow Horses, Bad Sisters, and The Velveteen Rabbit.
“Slow Horses” captured the Best Editing: Fiction award for editor Sam Williams, showcasing the thriller’s sharp storytelling and tight pacing. The espionage drama, starring Gary Oldman, has been a critical hit, praised for its smart adaptation of Mick Herron’s novels and gripping narrative style.
Williams’ award recognizes the precision and creativity needed to craft the show’s complex, fast-moving scenes.
Meanwhile, the dark comedy series “Bad Sisters” earned a win for Best Titles and Graphic Identity. Led by title designer Peter Anderson Studio, the award highlights the show’s distinctive opening sequence, which cleverly sets the tone for its blend of suspense and dark humor.
Bad Sisters, which follows the drama surrounding a group of siblings in Ireland, has received widespread praise for its sharp writing and unique visual flair.
Apple’s beloved holiday special, “The Velveteen Rabbit,” based on the classic children’s book by Margery Williams, also received honors, taking home Best Production Design: Fiction. Production designer Charles Wood and his team were recognized for crafting the enchanting, detailed world that brought the timeless story to life for a new generation of viewers.
Since its launch in 2019, Apple TV+ has steadily accumulated critical acclaim, winning dozens of major industry awards, including Academy Awards, Primetime Emmys, and Golden Globes.
Other Apple TV+ titles such as Ted Lasso, Lessons in Chemistry, and Masters of the Air also received multiple nominations, affirming the service’s broad appeal across genres from comedy to drama and historical epics.
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