The Prince William BAFTA Bursary is a fund to help assist junior creatives with the costs of progressing their career in film, games or television.
Following a successful pilot year in 2021, the 2022 bursary fund allowed applicants to apply for up to £2,000 towards specific costs such as a training course (including driving lessons), the costs of equipment or software, or relocation costs.
“I am hugely proud of BAFTA’s ongoing commitment to ensuring that young talent from all walks of life are given every possible opportunity to build and develop successful careers in the film, games and television industries”. HRH Prince of Wales, President of BAFTA.
2022 recipients:
Ada Urbaniak – Production Assistant, Adrian Tornatore - Office runner, Amir Jamal - Production trainee, Ana Songel Garcia – Animation, Anaya Nicole – Actor, Anson Day - Sound trainee, Bex Betton - Games in Healthcare and Education, Caleb Fosu - Production Trainee, Charles Strider - Art Department Trainee, Ciaran Peacock – Camera, Gina Burke - Runner/Locations, Alex Teng - Costume Trainee, Ines Mayorga - Script Supervisor, James Boyle – Animation, Jonathan Soper - Production Associate, Kudzai Dzokamushure - Camera, Linda Campbell - Writer, Madison Stock – Actor, Marcus Austin- Producer/Director, Margot Douglas- Producer, Misha McCullagh – Producer, Nathalie Ahmadzadeh – Camera, Norman Porter - Props/Art Department, Red Wade – Production, Reece Grant – Filmmaker, Reece Lewis - Runner, Ren Faulkner - Camera/Editing, Rhys Johnston - Props/Art Department, Samuel Mammone - Hair & Makeup, Shona Hart – Actor, Tatiana Plevak- Location Department, Tehreem Faisal - VFX Production Assistant, Theo Ovonlen - Sound trainee, Timi McEwen - Producer
Applications for 2023 will open in July. To be eligible to apply, applicants must:
- Be over 18 by September 1, 2023
- Demonstrate financial need
- Have some experience in the film, games or TV sectors
- Have worked with our partner organisations (Arts Emergency, BFI Film Academy, Creative Access, Film Fixer, Ffilm Cymru Wales, GMAC Film, It's My Shout, Just Add Milk, MAMA Youth, Sara Putt Associates, Screen Alliance Wales, Screen NETS, ScreenSkills Short Circuit) or taken part in BAFTA’s YGD competition.
The Prince William BAFTA Bursary Fund is generously being supported by:
Farah Asemi and Hassan Alaghband, Andy Serkis and Lorraine Ashbourne, Christopher Bake, Barbara Broccoli, Carrie Burke, Eilene Davidson, James Davies, Dame Judi Dench, Heather Farrer, John Glencross, Mark and Laura Laurence, Hamish McAlpine, Jason McNab, Joseph Nehorai, Michelle and Simon Orange, Talulah Riley, Igor and Yulia Tikhturov, Natasha Tsukanova, Kevin Ulrich, Robert Wade, Ian Waring, Amelia Winter
Applications are now closed and will reopen in Summer 2023
If you have any questions, please contact [email protected]
