Awards
2024 Chris Jackson Media scoops 16 Awards
Wowza - 5 GOLD, 7 SILVER & 4 BRONZE at the Lens Awards which recognise excellence in the use of video in communications.
Judges repeatedly praised the authenticity and emotional connections my videos brought to the viewer.
Most proud of GOLD "Best Documentary Style" Award for the film I made about Café 16 for LNER
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2023 Gold, Silver & Bronze!
LENS video awards
PIcked up 3 awards for my video production work.
GOLD: Best use of video for the employer brand.
A film for LNER celebrating International Women's Day 2022 and some of the amazing women forging their careers in the rail industry.
BRONZE: Best video in a documentary style.
Another win from my LNER portfolio. A look at how the re-opening of Reston station on the East Coast Main Line will impact on the communities in the Scottish Borders.
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SILVER: Best use of video from the healthcare and pharmaceutical sector.
ITN Business picked this one up for videos made as part of their special on genetic research and treatments.
I was a reporter/producer for one of them.
2020 - Best Current Affairs
Royal Television Society - NE & The Border
For: Inside Out, Medomsley’s Dark Secret
My Role: Reporter/Presenter
The Judges said: "This was an excellent programme in every respect, with high production values, strong imagery, creative use of archive, touching interviews and persistant questioning of those with responsibility".
2019 - Best Factual
O2 Media Awards - Yorkshire
This award was for the most ambitious live OB in which 3 BBC regions came together for a special Outside Broadcast from the National Railway Museum in York. At its heart a subject that was a real talking point across the north - Rail services. It was a complicated live programme on BBC One , with live contributions from other locations and VT inserts played in from a 2nd gallery in Salford. I was one of the three presenters and did the holding-to-account interviewing.
2018 - Presenter of the Year
Royal Television Society - NE & The Border
This was the first year this award was given in the name of Mike Neville, the legendary North East broadcaster. So this was a huge honour.
The Judges said: "Chris is a versatile journalist who has a great manner on-screen. He gives time to his stories and is at ease in front of the camera, whether the subject-matter is challenging or more light-hearted.
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2018 - Best Factual
Royal Television Society - National Awards
For: Inside Out - Operation Sanctuary
My Role: Reporter/Presenter
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"The judges were blown away by the originality and the journalism behind this story, which took two years to make. It was a quality production with the technical elements skillfully directed. The small team had clearly invested heavily in this hard-to-tell story and overcame legal hurdles to ensure it was broadcast… a standout piece of journalism that raises important moral questions about the secret world of paid informers."
2015 - Presenter of the Year
Royal Television - NE & The Border
Judges said:" Chris Jackson gives a masterclass in storytelling to camera, with a unique ability to tell a story as if he were chatting to you in person, and as comfortable tackling a litter bug as he is teasing Sir John Hall."
2012 - Presenter of the Year
Royal Television Society - NE & The Border
2010 - Presenter of the Year
Royal Television Society - NE & The Border
2007 - Presenter of the Year
Royal Television Society - NE & The Border
The Judges said: The winner is a great wordsmith, stylish and versatile - entertaining, intelligent and, when needed, courageous & hard-edged."
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2007 - Best Factual
Royal Television Society - NE & The Border
For: Inside Out - Parking special
My Role: Reporter/Presenter
