Supporting New Talent
BAFTA has a major role to play in supporting new talent – both by identifying and rewarding emerging talent and by connecting them with established practitioners.
| BAFTA Brits to WatchOur BAFTA Brits To Watch event in LA, devised between BAFTA and our Academy branch in Los Angeles aims to brought together the best of British emerging talent, many of the world's most influential people in film, television and video games. Find out more: BAFTA Brits to Watch |
| BAFTA Rocliffe New Writing ForumThe BAFTA Rocliffe New Writing Forum helps new writers develop their work under the guidance of industry greats Find out more: BAFTA Rocliffe New Writing Forum |
| BAFTA Shorts TourOur shorts tour takes our nominated short films on the road to venues around the UK. Where possible, the short filmmakers take part in Q&As, revealing how they made their films and how they got noticed Find out more: BAFTA's Short Film and Short Animations Awards |
BAFTA MentoringOur mentoring programme brought a professional perspective to the creative work of young people Find out more: BAFTA Youth Mentoring | |
BAFTA in Scotland New Talent AwardsBAFTA in Scotland’s New Talent Awards recognise the next generation each year. BAFTA in LA also work with the LA Southern California Student Shorts Film Festival Find out more: BAFTA in Scotland New Talent Awards | |
| BAFTA Young Game DesignersBAFTA Young Game Designers inspires 11-16 year olds to try their hands at game design, in the process learning more about the games industry and how they might fit into it Find out more: www.bafta.org/ygd |
| BAFTA InternsBAFTA’s internships offer young people the chance to get a foothold in a career in a cultural organisation Find out more: BAFTA Interns |
| Keep up-to-date with BAFTAWe run many more competitions and initiatives throughout the year, and have more in the pipeline. Sign up to our newsletter or follow us on Twitter/ Facebook to keep informed |
