FAQs
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All programmes must have had their first transmission in the UK between 1 January and 31 December 2024 on terrestrial, cable, satellite or digital channels. This includes web-based broadcasters who commission content (eg. Apple TV+, Disney+, Netflix, Prime Video).
There is an extended transmission window for Children’s Programmes of between 1 July 2022 and 31 December 2024 for the 2025 awards.
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Yes…
- Programmes must have a minimum running time of three minutes. This is slightly different for the new Children’s categories so please refer to the full Rules and Guidelines
- To be eligible programmes must air to UK audiences. However, if editorial control resides outside of the UK, each craft candidate must fulfil two of the following three criteria:
– The UK is the usual place of residency (currently residing or resident for a minimum of six years when the entry was made)
– The UK is the usual place of employment for the candidate(s) for nomination
– The UK is the place of birth or naturalisation - Entries can be made to either the BAFTA Television and Television Craft Awards or the BAFTA Film Awards, not both
- Specific restrictions may apply for certain categories. To check these and further details on all general restrictions please refer to the Rulebook in the Rules And Guidelines section above
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Entries can be submitted by broadcasters, independent production companies, directors, producers, writers, BAFTA members and all those credited in principle craft roles on the credits of a programme.
Where broadcasters and production companies are not entering a particular craft person they are expected to oblige in sharing material to that person in the event they wish to self-enter – unless there are sound reasons not to (eg. such as an ongoing dispute).
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Yes.
- The fee for making 1 – 60 entries is £153.00 per entry (£127.50 + £25.50 VAT)
- There is a reduced fee for making 61+ entries of £126 per entry (£105.00 + £21.00 VAT)
BAFTA is an arts charity and we rely on our entry fees to fund the awards ceremony as well as our year-round activity to support the industry. Find out more about this by reading about our learning and events programmes.
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