Press Releases

The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) has today announced the two winners of the 2012 BAFTA Young Game Designers competition at the star-studded British Academy Children’s Awards.

The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) has announced the winners of tonight’s British Academy Children’s Awards, celebrating the very best in children’s film, television, games and online media of the past year, and the talent behind their successes.

The British Academy of Film and Television Arts is delighted to announce that Brian Cosgrove will be honoured with the Special Award for outstanding creative contribution to the industry at this year’s British Academy Children’s Awards.

The winners of the British Academy Scotland Awards 2012 were announced at a glamorous red carpet ceremony in Glasgow, Scotland.

Nominees from Northumberland, Falkirk, Somerset, Kent, Bridgend and West Sussex to attend the British Academy Children’s Awards in London

EE will become the title sponsor of the EE British Academy Film Awards, which take place on Sunday 10 February 2013, replacing sister brand Orange.

BAFTA reveals impacts of first year of Albert – the online carbon calculator now available for film as well as television production.

BFI leads UK-wide Sustainability Group and launches refreshed online resource, greeningfilm.com, to support the UK’s film community.

New UK-wide programme of lectures begins with Liverpool John Moores University, Creative Skillset Media Academy Wales and Norwich University College of the Arts.

Inaugural BAFTA Career Pathways Survey, published on the first anniversary of the BAFTA Guru learning resource, to be discussed at industry summit on 15 November

Billy Connolly is to receive BAFTA in Scotland's Outstanding Contribution to Television and Film Award at a special 'A Life In Pictures' event in Glasgow on 10 December 2012.