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"Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch and The Voice UK presenter Reggie Yates are among the showbiz names who have made the Broadcast Hot 100 list. The weekly trade magazine&amp;#039;s countdown celebrates &amp;quot;the most creative and successful people in UK television&amp;quot; over the past 12 months.   Other TV stars who made it onto the list included magician Dynamo, This Is England star Vicky McClure and comic Jack Whitehall. Sherlock and Doctor Who writers Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss made the cut, alongside Moffat&amp;#039;s wife Sue Verture, Fresh Meat writers Sam Bain and Jesse Armstrong and Birdsong scribe Abi Morgan. Gavin &amp;amp; Stacey star Ruth Jones also makes the list for her work on Stella.   Lisa Campbell, Broadcast editor, said: &amp;quot;Broadcast&amp;#039;s Hot 100 reveals the leading lights in the worlds of TV, radio and multiplatform. Just one fifth of the people in this year&amp;#039;s list appeared in Broadcast&amp;#039;s last published Hot 100 in 2010, keeping a rapidly evolving industry alive in challenging times.  &amp;quot;Key themes that can be drawn from the list this year include the escalating commissioning sway of Sky; the undeniable resurgence of appointment-to-view blockbuster drama; the cinematic vision of our best craftspeople and the shifting sands of the digital world.&amp;quot; The full Hot 100 is below: Industry Leaders: George Entwistle - BBC Sophie Turner-Laing - Sky Danny Cohen - BBC Adam Crozier - ITV David Abraham - Channel 4 Peter Salmon - BBC Pat Younge - BBC Roger Mosey - BBC John McVay - Pact Oli Hyatt - Animation UK/ Blue Zoo  Commissioners: Stuart Murphy - Sky Jay Hunt - Channel 4 Peter Fincham - ITV Laura Mackie - ITV Charlotte Moore - BBC Lucy Lumsden - Sky Zai Bennett - BBC3 Julian Bellamy - Discovery Networks International Jeff Ford - Channel 5 Emma Tennant - UKTV Hamish Mykura - National Geographic UK Kay Benbow - CBeebies Karl Warner - BBC Kim Shillinglaw - BBC David Glover - Channel 4 Producers: Sue Vertue - Sherlock; Me and Mrs Jones Nick Curwin &amp;amp; Magnus Temple - The Garden - 24 Hours in A&amp;amp;E; Seven Dwarves Sarah Dillistone - The Only Way is Essex/Made in Chelsea Pippa Harris - Call the Midwife; Shakespeare: The Hollow Crown Gareth Neame - Downton Abbey; Whitechapel; Shakespeare: The Hollow Crown Nicola Shindler - Red Production Company - Hit &amp;amp; Miss; Scott &amp;amp; Bailey; Bedlam; Blackout; Exile Colin Barr &amp;amp; Bruce Goodison - Our War Kenton Allen - Big Talk - Rev; Friday Night Dinner; Threesome; Chickens; Him and Her Andy Harries - Left Bank - Wallander; Mad Dogs Moira Ross - Wall to Wall - The Voice UK Ed Coulthard - Blast! Films - Coppers; The Tube Phil Clarke - Objective - Fresh Meat; Peep Show Dan Baldwin - Talkback - Celebrity Juice Anthony Geffen - Atlantic Productions - Kingdom of Plants 3D; The Bachelor King 3D David Flynn/Tom Blakeson - Remarkable Television - Million Pound Drop; Pointless Gavin Henderson - produced Big Brother for Channel 5 - now BBC Bristol - Planet Earth Kay Bartlett - ITV Studios - Titanic; Vera; Shetland Jes Wilkins - Firecracker Films - Big Fat Gypsy Weddings Camilla Lewis - Cineflix - Channel 4 Goes Mad Paul Hamman - Wild Pictures - Strangeways; Holloway; Wormwood Scrubs Directors: Yann Demange - Top Boy Callum McCrae - Sri Lanka&amp;#039;s Killing Fields; Japan&amp;#039;s Killer Quake Vanessa Berlowitz - Frozen Planet Hugo Blick - The Shadow Line Marc Munden - Crimson Petal and the White; Utopia Jezza Neumann - Kashmir&amp;#039;s Torture Trail Paul McGuigan - Sherlock Matt Lipsey - Psychoville; This is Jinsy Ben Palmer - Inbetweeners Movie; Bad Sugar James Hawes - Mad Dogs; The Suspicions of Mr Wicher Writers: Steven Moffat &amp;amp; Mark Gatiss - Sherlock; Doctor Who Abi Morgan - The Hour; Birdsong Sam Bain; Jesse Armstrong - Fresh Meat; Peep Show; Bad Sugar Ruth Jones - Stella Heidi Thomas - Call the Midwife; Upstairs Downstairs Neil McKay - Appropriate Adult Horrible Histories team Tony Roche - Holy Flying Circus; Cricklewood Greats; Fresh Meat; The Thick of It; Veep Sally Wainwright - Scott &amp;amp; Bailey; Last Tango in Halifax Robert Popper - Friday Night Dinner Talent: Dynamo Benedict Cumberbatch - Sherlock, Parade&amp;#039;s End Vicky McClure - This is England, True Love, Line of Duty, Broadchurch Dominic West - Appropriate Adult, The Hour Brendan O&amp;#039;Carrell - Mrs Brown&amp;#039;s Boys Jack Whitehall - Fresh Meat Daniel Kaluuya - The Fades, Psychoville, Black Mirror Mary Beard - Meet the Romans Olivia Colman - Rev, Peep Show, Twenty Twelve, Exile Reggie Yates - The Voice, Rastamouse Craft &amp;amp; Post Aidan Farrell, Colourist, The Farm Thomas Urbye - Colourist, The Look Joel Collins and Daniel May - Series designers, Black Mirror Lucy Ainsworth-Taylor, VFX producer, and Angela Barson, VFX supervisor, BlueBolt Nigel Heath, Dubbing mixer, Hackenbacker Phil Dobree, VFX creative director, Jellyfish Pictures Andy Lee, Colourist, Onsight Jet Omoshebi, Colourist, Delux Scott Hinchcliffe, Online editor, Prime Focus Andy Hodges, Dubbing mixer, Envy Radio Tim Davie, BBC Bob Shennan, BBC Radio 2/6music Moz Dee, Talksport Ashley Tabor, Global Clive Dickens, Absolute Radio Digital Richard Davidson-Houston, Channel 4 Ben McOwen-Wilson - YouTube Anthony Rose - Zeebox Gill Whitehead, Channel 4 Tom McDonnell, Monterosa Robin Pembrooke, itv.com Andy Taylor, All3Media Paul Bennun, Somethin&amp;#039; Else Sinead Rocks, BBC Learning Tony Ageh, BBC Controller of Archive Development (The Space) "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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