Come to BAFTA to see short films selected from the UK Film Council's Digital Shorts scheme.

From the 8-10 February, the Regional Screen Agencies will take over BAFTA's screening room to show short films selected from their Digital Shorts slate of films. This is a must-attend event for anyone with an interest in new filmmaking talent.

The Digital Shorts scheme allows filmmakers across the UK to make innovative short films using digital technology. It is funded by the UK Film Council and managed by the Regional Screen Agency network.

Schedule: 9 February
17:30 | Showcase: B3 Media
18:20 | Showcase: Digicult
19:10 | Showcase: Northwest Vision & Media
20:00 | Showcase: Screen Yorkshire
20:50 | Showcase: Screen East

Pricing Information:
Public | Free
BAFTA members | Free

Booking:
BAFTA have ten tickets to give away to each screening. To apply, please email events@bafta.org clearly stating which showcase you want to attend and on which date.

Click on the below links to find your Regional Screen Agency and learn more about Digital Shorts:
Screen East (East of England)
EM Media (East Midlands)
Film London (Greater London)
Northern Film and Media (North East England)
North West Vision (North West England)
Screen South (South East England)
South West Screen (South West England)
Screen West Midlands (West Midlands)
Screen Yorkshire (Yorkshire and the Humber)
Northern Ireland Screen
B3 Media

BAFTA is running this event to support new UK filmmaking talent.

Following the interactive screening the writer and director Luke Hyams,(Lonely girl 15, Kate Modern) will be interviewed by Miranda Sawyer.

Join us in the Rich Mix bar after the screening where Dubplate Drama's favourite up and coming group Marvell (featuring MC's Vertex, Double S and Shocka) will host an evening of old and new UK Grime, garage and Funky sounds from all three series of Dubplate Drama!

Please note this that a shorter version of this feature length episode was originally broadcast on C4 in 2009 as the season finale.

Full panel details still to be announced.

Booking Information:
All remaining tickets are available via the Rich Mix website at a cost of £5.00: www.richmix.org.uk

Come to BAFTA to see short films selected from the UK Film Council's Digital Shorts scheme.

From the 8-10 February, the Regional Screen Agencies will take over BAFTA's screening room to show short films selected from their Digital Shorts slate of films. This is a must-attend event for anyone with an interest in new filmmaking talent.

The Digital Shorts scheme allows filmmakers across the UK to make innovative short films using digital technology. It is funded by the UK Film Council and managed by the Regional Screen Agency network.

Schedule: 10 February
17:30 | Showcase: Northern Ireland Screen
18:30 | Showcase: EM Media
19:30 | Showcase: Screen South

Pricing Information:
Public | Free
BAFTA members | Free

Booking:
BAFTA have ten tickets to give away to each screening. To apply, please email events@bafta.org clearly stating which showcase you want to attend and on which date.

Click on the below links to find your Regional Screen Agency and learn more about Digital Shorts:
Screen East (East of England)
EM Media (East Midlands)
Film London (Greater London)
Northern Film and Media (North East England)
North West Vision (North West England)
Screen South (South East England)
South West Screen (South West England)
Screen West Midlands (West Midlands)
Screen Yorkshire (Yorkshire and the Humber)
Northern Ireland Screen
B3 Media

BAFTA is running this event to support new UK filmmaking talent.

In partnership with iFeatures and Cineformation.

Are you an aspiring filmmaker or actor? Interested in knowing more about the acting process and how to bring that more into your writing or directing?

Join highly acclaimed, twice BAFTA-nominated actor and director David Morrissey who will deliver this panel discussion and networking session. David will share his insights on the crucial relationship between actors and filmmakers, how to make the most of it, and talk about his recent journey in adapting a play for his directorial debut Don't Worry About Me.

Following the masterclass there will be a preview screening of Don't Worry About Me + Q&A with David Morrissey and Helen Elizabeth.

Don't Worry About Me
UK | TUBEDALE | 80 MINS | CERT TBC | DRAMA

Dir: David Morrissey
Scr: Helen Elizabeth, James Brough
Cast: Helen Elizabeth, James Brough

London lad David (Brough) visits Liverpool to track down the babe from last night, but he is sent packing by her bruiser boyfriend.

From the top of the gothic cathedral to the eerie statues on Crosby Beach, secrets are revealed, burdens shared.

Sometimes, we tell strangers things about ourselves we'd never tell our best friends.

In Association with Verve Pictures and BBC Films.

This panel session and screening forms part of a UK-wide tour. For further details and other venues click here

Booking: BAFTA has a limited number of tickets to give away to these events, with priority booking for students and career starters. To apply please email regions@bafta.org clearly outlining which event you wish to attend, and stating up to 50 words on why you want to be there.

Are you an aspiring filmmaker or actor? Interested in knowing more about the acting process and how to bring that more into your writing or directing?

Join highly acclaimed, twice BAFTA-nominated actor and director David Morrissey who will deliver this panel discussion and networking session. David will share his insights on the crucial relationship between actors and filmmakers, how to make the most of it, and talk about his recent journey in adapting a play for his directorial debut Don't Worry About Me.

Following the masterclass there will be a preview screening of Don't Worry About Me + Q&A with David Morrissey and Helen Elizabeth.

Don't Worry About Me
UK | TUBEDALE | 80 MINS | CERT TBC | DRAMA

Dir: David Morrissey
Scr: Helen Elizabeth, James Brough
Cast: Helen Elizabeth, James Brough

London lad David (Brough) visits Liverpool to track down the babe from last night, but he is sent packing by her bruiser boyfriend.

From the top of the gothic cathedral to the eerie statues on Crosby Beach, secrets are revealed, burdens shared.

Sometimes, we tell strangers things about ourselves we'd never tell our best friends.

In Association with Verve Pictures and BBC Films.

This panel session and screening forms part of a UK-wide tour. For further details and other venues click here

Booking: BAFTA has a limited number of tickets to give away to these events, with priority booking for students and career starters. To apply please email regions@bafta.org clearly outlining which event you wish to attend, and stating up to 50 words on why you want to be there.

Best known to the British public for his delightful animated commercials for Lloyds Bank, Marc Craste is an award-winning animator in the design and direction of short films and in corporate commercials.

His short film JoJo in the Stars won the 2004 BAFTA. In 2009 he was nominated once again for Varmints, a film of the book he illustrated, by Helen Ward. Marc will appear at the Festival in conversation with Helen Brunsdon.

Booking: BAFTA has 20 tickets to give away to this event. To apply please email regions@bafta.org with the name of the event in the title by Monday 8 February

5.00 | Drinks reception and drop-in practical demonstrations
6.00 | Event starts
7.30 | Evening reception and drop-in practical demonstrations

Join BAFTA and Sky for this overview of the 3D TV, which is coming to the UK very soon. Aimed at TV practitioners and producers who have little or no knowledge of 3DTV, this taster session will demystify 3DTV - the creative possibilities, the business opportunities and the practicalities.

A stellar panel of experts in 3D production will focus on the practical aspects, followed by a discussion with the main Sky channel heads, exploring what they are hoping to commission.

There will also be drop in sessions where you can look explore practical techniques involved in editing for 3D.

The event will include two sessions:

Evening event 3D production and editing
Panelists will include: Vicki Betihavas, Nineteen Fifteen; Darren Long, Director of Operations, Sky Sports; Phil Streather, PLF; James Richardson, producer, StreetDance 3D; Geoff Trodd, Senior Creative Director, BSkyB

Sky 3D commissioning panel
Introduction by Sophie Turner Laing, Managing Director, Entertainment & News, BSkyB.
Panelists will include: Stuart Murphy, Director of Programmes Sky 1, 2 and 3; John Cassy, Channel Manager, Sky Arts; Ian Lewis, Director of Movies, BSkyB

Please note, panellists may change.

This event compliments a day long conference delivered by Sky at BAFTA, offering a more in-depth look at 3D TV and Sky's plans for the coming year. Attendance to the day conference is by invitation only.

Booking Information: Tickets to this event are free (maximum two per person); please book via the link below.

In Partnership with Northern Film + Media

Are you an aspiring filmmaker or actor? Interested in knowing more about the acting process and how to bring that more into your writing or directing?

Join highly acclaimed, twice BAFTA-nominated actor and director David Morrissey who will deliver this panel discussion and networking session. David will share his insights on the crucial relationship between actors and filmmakers, how to make the most of it, and talk about his recent journey in adapting a play for his directorial debut Don't Worry About Me.

Following the masterclass there will be a preview screening of Don't Worry About Me + Q&A with David Morrissey and Helen Elizabeth.

Don't Worry About Me
UK | TUBEDALE | 80 MINS | CERT TBC | DRAMA

Dir: David Morrissey
Scr: Helen Elizabeth, James Brough
Cast: Helen Elizabeth, James Brough

London lad David (Brough) visits Liverpool to track down the babe from last night, but he is sent packing by her bruiser boyfriend.

From the top of the gothic cathedral to the eerie statues on Crosby Beach, secrets are revealed, burdens shared.

Sometimes, we tell strangers things about ourselves we'd never tell our best friends.

In Association with Verve Pictures and BBC Films.

This panel session and screening forms part of a UK-wide tour. For further details and other venues click here

Booking: BAFTA has a limited number of tickets to give away to these events, with priority booking for students and career starters. To apply please email regions@bafta.org clearly outlining which event you wish to attend, and stating up to 50 words on why you want to be there.

Join BAFTA and luxury menswear label Alfred Dunhill as we celebrate the life in pictures of French director Jean Pierre Jeunet, who will discuss his career as part of our BAFTA Alfred Dunhill Life in Pictures series.

19:00 Reception
19:30 Event Commences

Having garnered both commercial success and critical esteem in genres such as science fiction, fantasy, romantic comedy, and the war epic, Jean Pierre Jeunet's work nevertheless engages with key aspects of French history and contemporary French culture. Mostly known for the BAFTA Award-winning Amelie, Jeunet's other credits include, the award-winning Delicatessen, The City of Lost Children, A Very Long Engagement and the upcoming Micmacs. Jeunet is undeniably one of the most important and influential director's in contemporary French cinema.

Find out more about Alfred Dunhill at www.dunhill.comThe Alfred Dunhill BAFTA A Life in Pictures series celebrates the art of film and filmmaking. These very special events enable audiences to hear, at first hand, from Award-winning and nominated individuals who are major creative forces within today's film landscape.

Pricing Information:
BAFTA Members | Free
Public | £15

Please click here to proceed to the public booking page.

The first screening of the BAFTA nominated animated shorts from the Film Awards in 2010.

Booking: BAFTA has 20 tickets to give away to this event. To apply please email events@bafta.org with the name of the event in the title by Monday 8 February