“Adolescence” and “The Celebrity Traitors” led the BAFTA Television Craft Awards with two wins each. Netflix’s hard-hitting teenage drama won a fiction director award for helmer Philip Barantini while the sound team also won in the fiction category. Meanwhile “The Celebrity Traitors” brought home two wins in the entertainment craft team category as well as factual sound. Disney+ series “A Thousand Blows” saw costume designer Maja Meschede take home an award alongside the hair and make-up team for Sky’s classical music drama “Amadeus.” Jessica Dannheisser also won a BAFTA for factual original music for “The Last Musician Of Auschwitz” while Tom Rowlands won in the fiction original music category for “Mussolini: Son Of The Century.” Popular on Variety “Slow Horses” scribe Will Smith also took home his first BAFTA for drama writing for the hit Gary Oldman show from Apple TV. The awards took place on Sunday 26 April at The Brewery in London, hosted by Maisie Adam.…