were problems. He said: 'One of the problems with the cameras at the moment is they are huge. They take four men to carry them and three-quarters of an hour to change a lens... creeping up on one shy little creature with four men is not the name of the game.' Sir Trevor McDonald with the Bafta Fellowship award and Graham Norton with the Entertainment Performance award Misfits star Socha admitted she was shocked to pick up her award, telling MailOnline: 'I can't believe this! Out of everyone that was nominated, I can't believe they picked me. I'm so glad to have been a part of the first series and to have been recognised for this.' Despite missing out on its own drama prize, Corrie did feature in one of the victories with BBC4's acclaimed film about the birth of the show, The Road To Coronation Street, landing the best single drama title. The show was screened to mark the ITV programme's 50th anniversary and followed creator Tony Warren's battle to bring the show to the screen. BBC2's Welcome To Lagos - looking at everyday lives in the Nigerian capital - collected the factual series prize. Peter Bennett-Jones - the comedy manager and founder of TV production company Tiger Aspect Group - was handed the Bafta special award. He has been behind the careers of stars such as Harry Enfield, Lenny Henry, Vic Reeves and The Mighty Boosh, and is also the chair of Comic Relief. Bennett-Jones praised the BBC's