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Lost Boys and Fairies has scooped five awards at the Bafta Cymru film and TV awards ceremony.<\/p>\n
Sion Daniel, who plays one half of a gay couple trying to adopt a child, won best actor for the musical drama, which was also awarded prizes for writing, editing and directing and best television drama.<\/p>\n
Anna Maxwell Martin won the actress award for true crime drama Until I Kill You – which was filmed in Wales.<\/p>\n
Bafta President Prince William addressed the awards ceremony, held in Newport, in a recorded message.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Other winners included writer Russell T Davies, who was recognised for a career that has seen him work on Doctor Who and acclaimed drama It’s a Sin, among other projects. <\/p>\n
A message from the Prince of Wales was played at the awards. <\/p>\n
It was filmed while he visited Bad Wolf Studios in Cardiff last month and toured the sets of BBC sci-fi show Doctor Who and upcoming BBC series The Other Bennet Sister.<\/p>\n
He also met recipients of the Prince William Bursary, which supports young people pursuing a career in film or TV and helps to pay for things such as training courses, equipment and relocating.<\/p>\n
“Our talent pipeline is world-renowned. And, whilst talent is everywhere, all too often opportunity is lacking,” he said in his message, adding that there were more than 50 bursary recipients in Wales.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n