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Television Awards Information

31 January 13

The Arqiva British Academy Television Awards rewards the very best in Television broadcast on British screens during the preceding year.

The Awards in 2013 will take place on Sunday 12 May in London. Key dates can be found on the 2013 Arqiva British Academy Television Awards timetable page.

Detailed Information:

Watch the Awards on TV Follow the Awards Online Public Tickets Access the Red Carpet Media Accreditation Awards Partners Eligibility, Entry Rules and Voting Operational Note For Media For further information please email Helen Kierney at helenkn@bafta.org

Watch the Awards on TV

Date: Sunday 12 May 2013
Broadcast on BBC One & BBC One HD at 8pm

Follow the Awards Online Red carpet highlights, ceremony clips and exclusive backstage interviews from the 2012 Awards are available to watch on the Television Awards landing page. All exclusive coverage of the event will be available to view on the BAFTA YouTube Channel. Winners will be revealed on this website, on the BAFTA Twitter feed and the BAFTA Facebook page as they are announced during the live ceremony. Please continue to check the website as there will be regular updates and promotions to enhance your BAFTA experience.

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Public Tickets Mingle with the stars on the red carpet at the most prestigious night in the television calendar - the Arqiva British Academy Television Awards. Walk the red carpet and sit in the auditorium to enjoy the Awards ceremony. Tickets have sold out

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Access the Red Carpet

There will be areas for the public to view the Red Carpet and share in the excitement of the event as the stars arrive for the evening.

Public Access Information:

• There will be no access to the public viewing area without a wristband.
• Wristbands will be available from the public queuing area on Sunday 12 May.
• For disabled access please contact Helen Kierney (see below)
• The public viewing areas will be filled from approximately 2 pm by security.
• Wristbands will be issued by security on a first come, first served basis. The wristband will be placed on the spectator’s wrist immediately and will not be transferable.
• BAFTA security will give instructions on the day to help you safely into the viewing areas. They will be dressed in high visibility jackets therefore easy to identify. Please listen to their instructions.
• There will be random bag searches of all public in the viewing areas in operation so we advise you to bring as little baggage as possible.
• Please remember that BAFTA cannot guarantee the weather – please dress appropriately.

Disabled Access to the Public Viewing Area:

There are 10 spaces available in the disabled area on the Red Carpet. These places will be issued on a first come, first serve basis. All disabled guests should contact Helen Kierney at helenkn@bafta.org to apply for a place in the viewing area.

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Media Accreditation Working media wishing to cover the Arqiva British Academy Television Awards must apply for accreditation in advance from Freud Communications . TV & Video Online Media Jo Whitehead | +44 20 3003 6429 | johanna.whitehead@freud.com Print Media: Dan Maynard | +44 203 003 6649 | dan.maynard@freud.com Radio & Online Media: Nick Baxter | +44 203 003 6658 | nicholas.baxter@freud.com Photography Media: Jessica Spokes | +44 203 003 6541 | jessica.spokes@freud.com All BAFTA press releases and awards information is available on the website Press Pages which will be updated with all news in the lead up to Awards night on Sunday 12 May.

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Awards Partners The BAFTA Television Awards in 2012 has been generously supported by a range of partners. Find out more about each via the links below... Official Television Awards Partners Nominee Gift Providers

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Eligibility, Entry Rules and Voting How do programmes get nominated for a BAFTA? Find out more details about entry and voting for the Television Awards. Find out more...

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