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Film, Television, Television Craft, Children's & Video Games
Public and Media Relations for the EE British Academy Film Awards , the Arqiva British Academy Television Awards , the British Academy Television Craft Awards , the British Academy Children's Awards and the British Academy Games Awards is managed by:
Freud Communications, 55 Newman Street, London, W1T 3EB
Tel: 020 3003 6300 | Fax: 020 3003 6303
Working media wishing to cover the Awards must apply for accreditation in advance.
Accreditation is available up to 6 weeks in advance of the relevant Awards ceremony.
Film:
General enquiries:
Jo Fernihough | 0203 003 6386 | jo.fernihough@freud.com
Vicky Grayson | 0203 003 6327 | vicky.grayson@freud.com
Accreditation:
Jo Whitehead | 0203 003 6429 | jo.whitehead@freud.com
Television and Television Craft:
Please direct all enquiries to:
Dan Maynard | 0203 003 6649 | dan.maynard@freud.com
Nick Baxter |020 3003 6658 | nicholas.baxter@freud.com
Operational Notes:
Games:
General enquiries:
James Selman | 020 3003 6427 | james.selman@freud.com
Accreditation:
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Learning and EventsFor press tickets or press assets from BAFTA’s year-round calendar of events, please contact: pressoffice@bafta.org . Media relations for Learning & Events campaigns and initiatives are managed by: Kindred Agency Hollie Rendall | 0207 010 0829 | hollie.rendall@kindredagency.com
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Orange Wednesdays customers will have their say on the five Rising Star Award nominations
The popular public award at the Orange British Academy Film Awards changes its name and format to allow Orange Wednesdays customers to decide the final... 23 September 2010
BAFTA Call for Entries: Short Film & Short Animation Awards 2010/11
The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) has announced its call for entries for its Short Film Award and Short Animation Award, part... 1 September 2010
Megaton and BAFTA announce BAFTA Young Game Designers Workshop at Eurogamer Expo
UK’s only dedicated games outlet for kids teams up with BAFTA to support video games design competition for 11-16 year olds. 28 August 2010
BAFTA Mentor Helps Young Filmmakers Win Best Broadcast Award
BAFTA Mentor and Producer Jemma Jupp helps young filmmakers achieve their dreams of winning a Best Broadcast Award in the Children & Young People Now... 26 July 2010
BAFTA Announces Exciting New Video Game Competition For Young People
Harry Potter co-star Matthew Lewis to become Young Game Designers Ambassador 13 July 2010
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