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Gallery: Film Awards Ceremony in 2010 - Part One

Sunday 21 February

Images from the ceremony at the Orange BAFTA Film Awards 2010

  • Jonathan Ross makes his opening speech as host of this year's Orange British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Jonathan Ross - Host

    Jonathan Ross makes his opening speech as host of this year's Orange British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • Colin Firth, nominee in the Leading Actor category for A Single Man, presents the first award of the evening, for Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie)

    Colin Firth - presenting Outstanding Debut

    Colin Firth, nominee in the Leading Actor category for A Single Man, presents the first award of the evening, for Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie)

  • Duncan Jones makes an emotional acceptance speech after winning the award for Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer for his film Moon (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Duncan Jones - Outstanding Debut

    Duncan Jones makes an emotional acceptance speech after winning the award for Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer for his film Moon (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • James Corden and Olivia Williams introduce the awards for Short Film and Short Animation (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    James Corden - presenting Short Film and Short Animation

    James Corden and Olivia Williams introduce the awards for Short Film and Short Animation (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • Writer and director of I Do Air, Martina Amati, accepts the Short Film award  (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Short Film Winner - Martina Amati

    Writer and director of I Do Air, Martina Amati, accepts the Short Film award (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • Producer James Bolton accepts the Short Film award for I Do Air (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Short Film Winner - James Bolton

    Producer James Bolton accepts the Short Film award for I Do Air (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • Director Emma Lazenby joins actress Olivia Williams on stage to accept the Short Animation Award (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Olivia Williams - Presenter - Short Animation

    Director Emma Lazenby joins actress Olivia Williams on stage to accept the Short Animation Award (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • Director Emma Lazenby wins the Short Animation award with her film Mother of Many (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Emma Lazenby - Winner - Short Animation

    Director Emma Lazenby wins the Short Animation award with her film Mother of Many (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • Nowhere Boy actor Aaron Johnson presents the Music Award (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Aaron Johnson - Music Presenter

    Nowhere Boy actor Aaron Johnson presents the Music Award (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • Michael Giacchino takes to the stage to accept his award in the Music category for the animated film Up. (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Michael Giacchino - Music Winner

    Michael Giacchino takes to the stage to accept his award in the Music category for the animated film Up. (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • Actor Eddie Marsan and Actress Jodie Whittaker introduce the Sound award (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Eddie Marsan and Jodie Whittaker present Sound award

    Actor Eddie Marsan and Actress Jodie Whittaker introduce the Sound award (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • Paul N. J. Ottosson and Ray Beckett accept the Sound award for their work on The Hurt Locker (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Sound winners - Ray Beckett, Paul N. J. Ottosson

    Paul N. J. Ottosson and Ray Beckett accept the Sound award for their work on The Hurt Locker (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • Actor Eddie Marsan and Actress Jodie Whittaker introduce the Editing award (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Jodie Whittaker and Eddie Marsan - Presenters - Editing award

    Actor Eddie Marsan and Actress Jodie Whittaker introduce the Editing award (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • Chris Innis and Bob Murawski accept the award for Editing on Kathryn Bigelow's film The Hurt Locker (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Winners Editing - Bob Murawski and Chris Innis

    Chris Innis and Bob Murawski accept the award for Editing on Kathryn Bigelow's film The Hurt Locker (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • Academy Fellow in 2009 Terry Gilliam presents the award for Outstanding British Contribution to Cimena (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Terry Gilliam presents Outstanding Contribution

    Academy Fellow in 2009 Terry Gilliam presents the award for Outstanding British Contribution to Cimena (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • Joe Dunton joins Terry Gilliam on stage to receive the honour of the Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Terry Gilliam presents Outstanding Contribution

    Joe Dunton joins Terry Gilliam on stage to receive the honour of the Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • Joe Dunton dons a pair of 3D glasses after receiving the honour for Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema award (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Joe Dunton

    Joe Dunton dons a pair of 3D glasses after receiving the honour for Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema award (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • Actor Tom Hollander presents the award for Cinematography (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Tom Hollander presents Cinematography

    Actor Tom Hollander presents the award for Cinematography (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • Barry Ackroyd accepts the award for Cinematography for this work on The Hurt Locker (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Winner Cinematogrpahy

    Barry Ackroyd accepts the award for Cinematography for this work on The Hurt Locker (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • Actors Mackenzie Crook and Nick Frost present the award for Special Visual Effects  (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Special Visual Effects - Presenters

    Actors Mackenzie Crook and Nick Frost present the award for Special Visual Effects (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • Director James Cameron accepts congratulations for his film Avatar winning  the Special Visual Effects category (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Special Visual Effects - James Cameron

    Director James Cameron accepts congratulations for his film Avatar winning the Special Visual Effects category (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • Richard Baneham, Andrew R. Jones, Joe Letteri and Stephen Rosenbaum accept their awards for Special Visual effects for the film Avatar (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Special Visual Effects

    Richard Baneham, Andrew R. Jones, Joe Letteri and Stephen Rosenbaum accept their awards for Special Visual effects for the film Avatar (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • Up in the Air actress Anna Kendrick presents the Supporting Actor award (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Supporting Actor Award - Anna Kendrick

    Up in the Air actress Anna Kendrick presents the Supporting Actor award (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • Christoph Waltz wins the Supporting Actor award for his performance in Inglourious Basterds (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Supporting Actor - Christoph Waltz

    Christoph Waltz wins the Supporting Actor award for his performance in Inglourious Basterds (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • Bollywood actor Anil Kapoor and actress Claire Danes present the award for Costume Design (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Anil Kapoor and Claire Danes - Presenters - Costume Design

    Bollywood actor Anil Kapoor and actress Claire Danes present the award for Costume Design (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • Sandy Powell makes her acceptance speech after winning the award for Costume Design for The Young Victoria (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Sandy Powell - winner - Costume Design

    Sandy Powell makes her acceptance speech after winning the award for Costume Design for The Young Victoria (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • Actor Matthew Goode and Actress Romola Garai present the award for Make Up & Hair (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Make Up and Hair - presenters Matthew Goode and Romola Garai

    Actor Matthew Goode and Actress Romola Garai present the award for Make Up & Hair (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

  • Jenny Shircore accepts the Make Up & Hair award for her work on The Young Victoria (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

    Make Up & Hair - Winner - Jenny Shircore

    Jenny Shircore accepts the Make Up & Hair award for her work on The Young Victoria (BAFTA/Brian Ritchie).

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