Banzai has become a cult hit

One went to the BBC's Natural History Unit, which produced The Blue Planet, and the second was given to editor Edward Mansell, whose work includes Cracker, Prime Suspect and Cold Feet.

Wacky gameshow

The Blue Planet, a groundbreaking series on life in the ocean, won best original music for former Bafta winner George Fenton.

His previous winning work has included Bergerac, The Monocled Mutineer and An Englishman Abroad.

The wacky betting gameshow Banzai won in the category of visual effects and graphic design.

BBC One's costume drama The Way We Live Now added to its awards haul by winning for best make-up and hair and best production design.

It had already won a best drama gong at April's Bafta television awards in April.

BBC Two's The Show Must Go On, a documentary by Anna Ksiezopolska following Baz Luhrmann's promotion of Moulin Rouge, won best editing in a factual programme.

Channel 4 documentary Hell in the Pacific was awarded the Bafta for sounding editing.

BBC One's Sunday night drama Clocking Off picked up the award for best sound in a fiction or entertainment show.