Irish Hair & Makeup team, Morna Ferguson and Lorraine Glynn, Irish writer Mark O’Rowe and Irish director John Crowley have been shortlisted for prestigious BAFTA Television Craft Awards.

Glynn and Ferguson are given the nod in the Makeup and Hair Design category for their work on the acclaimed TV drama ‘My Boy Jack’. Starring Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter) and Kim Cattrall (Sex and the City), ‘My Boy Jack’ was filmed on location in Ireland during July 2007. Another nod for Brit production designer Dave Arrowsmith gives the ITV drama its second BAFTA craft nomination.

Irish writer Mark O’Rowe is included in the Breakthrough Talent shortlist alongside director Jezza Neumann (China’s Stolen Children – A Dispatches Special), producer/director/writer Patrick Reams (A Very British Sex Scandal) and the writers behind the E4 series ‘Skins’. O’Rowe, who scooped an IFTA in 2003 for penning the feature film ‘Intermission’, is nominated for his work on the powerful Channel 4 drama ‘Boy A’.

‘Boy A’ director John Crowley, who also scooped an IFTA for directing ‘Intermission’, is named among the year’s top Director Fiction/Entertainment nominees. Otto Bathurst (Five Days), Marc Munden (The Mark of Cain) and Adrian Shergold (Persuasion) complete the shortlist. ‘Boy A’ was recently nominated for Best Single Drama and Best Actor among the main BAFTA TV shortlist. The drama competes for seven BAFTA awards in total with editor Lucia Zucchetti, photographer Rob Hardy and composer Paddy Cunneen also up for craft awards.

The British Academy Television Craft Awards will take place on Sunday 11 May at London's Dorchester Hotel.

Full list of nominees:

BREAK-THROUGH TALENT

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JEZZA NEUMANN (director) – China’s Stolen Children – A Dispatches Special (Channel 4/True Vision)
MARK O'ROWE (writer) – Boy A (Channel 4/Cuba Pictures)
PATRICK REAMS (producer/director/writer) – A Very British Sex Scandal (Channel 4/Blast! Films)
WRITING TEAM – Skins (E4/Company Pictures)

COSTUME DESIGN

JENNY BEAVAN – Cranford (BBC One/BBC Drama Productions/WGBH Boston in assoc. with Chestermead Ltd)
AMY ROBERTS – Oliver Twist (BBC One/BBC Drama Productions/WGBH Boston)
LUCINDA WRIGHT – Fanny Hill (BBC Four/Sally Head Productions)
LUCINDA WRIGHT – Miss Marie Lloyd – Queen of the Music Hall (BBC Four/BBC Drama Production/Hat Trick Productions)

DIRECTOR FACTUAL

JOSEPH BULLMAN – The Seven Sins Of England
Channel 4/A Halcyon Productions
ANNABEL GILLINGS – Earth: The Power Of the Planet (Atmosphere)
BBC Two/BBC for BBC/National Geographic Channel – US/ZDF
JEZZA NEUMANN – China’s Stolen Children – A Dispatches Special
Channel 4/True Vision
LIVIA RUSSELL – Grand Designs
Channel 4/Talkback Thames

DIRECTOR FICTION/ENTERTAINMENT

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OTTO BATHURST – Five Days (BBC One/BBC Drama Productions/HBO)
JOHN CROWLEY – Boy A (Channel 4/Cuba Pictures)
MARC MUNDEN – The Mark of Cain (Channel 4/Red Production Company)
ADRIAN SHERGOLD – Persuasion (ITV1/Clerkenwell Films)

EDITING FACTUAL

FOLKO BOERMANS – Parallel Worlds, Parallel Lives (BBC Four/BBC Scotland)
TRIS HARRIS – The Apprentice (BBC One/Talkback Thames)
OLLIE HUDDLESTON, MICHAEL HARROWES – The Seven Sins of England (Channel 4/A Halcyon Productions)
JEZZA NEUMANN, BRIAN WOODS, REG CLARKE – China’s Stolen Children – A Dispatches Special
(Channel 4/True Vision)

EDITING FICTION/ENTERTAINMENT

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SARAH BREWERTON – Five Days (BBC One/BBC Drama Productions/HBO)
MARK EVERSON – The Mighty Boosh (BBC Three/Baby Cow)
FRANCES PARKER – Cranford (BBC One/BBC Drama Productions/WGBH Boston in association with Chestermead Ltd)
LUCIA ZUCCHETTI – Boy A (Channel 4/Cuba Pictures)

INTERACTIVE CREATIVE CONTRIBUTION

GRANT BREMNER, JULIE ROWBOTHAM, KATE WHEELER – BBC Archive (BBC)
TOM COLLINS – Doctor Who Comic Maker (BBC One/BBC Wales)
CHLOE MOSS, HOLLY HUGHES, MAX GOGARTY – Skins (E4/Company Pictures)
ALFIE DENNEN, ADAM GEE, CLIFFORD SINGER – Big Art Mob (Moblog:tech/Carbon-Princess/Channel 4)

INTERACTIVE INNOVATION - CONTENT

MILES BECKETT, LUKE HYAMS, GAVIN ROWE – KateModern (Bebo/LG15 Productions)
NATHAN MAYFIELD, THOM SAUNDERS, ANTHONY MULLINS – Spooks Interactive (BBC/Kudos Film and Television/Hoodlum Active)
ANTHONY MULLINS, NATHAN MAYFIELD, THOM SAUNDERS – Emmerdale Online Channel (ITV1/Hoodlum Active)
PETER SPIERS, LINDSAY NUTTALL – Skins (E4/Company Pictures)

INTERACTIVE INNOVATION – SERVICE/PLATFORM

ALFIE DENNEN, ADAM GEE, CLIFFORD SINGER – Big Art Mob (Moblog:tech/Carbon-Princess/Channel 4)
ASHLEY HIGHFIELD, ANTHONY ROSE, IAN HUNTER – BBCiPlayer (BBC)
JOANNA SHIELDS - Bebo Open Media Platform (Bebo)
JOANNA SHIELDS – KateModern (Bebo/LG15 Productions)

MAKE UP & HAIR DESIGN

ALISON ELLIOTT – Cranford (BBC One/BBC Drama Productions/WGBH Boston in association with Chestermead Ltd)
MORNA FERGUSON, LORRAINE GLYNN – My Boy Jack (ITV1/Ecosse Films)
ANNE ‘NOSH’ OLDHAM – Oliver Twist (BBC One/BBC Drama) Productions/WGBH Boston
MAURIZIO SILVI - Rome (BBC Two/BBC/HBO)