For the past ten years, the BFI NETWORK & BAFTA Mentoring programme, in partnership with BFI Flare and made possible thanks to National Lottery funding, has supported LGBTQIA+ creatives to launch ...

BAFTA has today announced that EastEnders are the recipients of this year’s BAFTA Television Craft Special Award; one of the highest honours bestowed by the academy. In the year that EastEnders ...

BAFTA today confirms that global music stars Jessie J and Tom Grennan will perform live at the 2025 BAFTA Television Awards with P&O Cruises at the Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall. Both ...

Today, BAFTA announces that Kirsty Wark will be presented with the BAFTA Fellowship at this year’s BAFTA Television Awards with P&O Cruises on Sunday 11 May. The BAFTA Fellowship is the highest ...

The BAFTA Television Craft Awards will take place on Sunday 26 April 2026 The BAFTA Television Awards with P&O Cruises will take place on Sunday 10 May 2026 The countdown to next year’s BAFTA ...

Tonight, the BAFTA Television and Television Craft Awards Nominees’ Party, supported by P&O Cruises, took place at the V&A in South Kensington, London. The event marks the start of celebrations for ...

Now in its third year, BFI NETWORK x BAFTA Crew supports filmmakers working across the UK, from regions and communities currently underrepresented in the screen industries, who are working towards ...

Errol Morris, director of Tabloid and The Thin Blue Line reflected on documentary filmmaking and explored the power of investigative technique in his 2011 David Lean Lecture.

Paul Laverty, the Scottish screenwriter behind Sweet Sixteen and My Name Is Joe, on the importance of listening and his partnership with Ken Loach.

An esteemed actor, broadcaster, director and writer Fry has had roles across film, television and games, from Blackadder to Fable II.

Peter Molyneux, pioneering games developer behind Populous and Fable has spoken about the "sense of wonder" games can bring as he delivered BAFTA's prestigious annual video games lecture.

Wolfgang Suschitzky was born in Vienna in 1912, to a Jewish (non-practising) and socialist (very-much-practising) family. Both facts would likely have lost him his life long ago had he not fetched up ...