All Bafta articles – Page 21
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NewsBafta to reach bigger international audience
All3Media International has struck a number of new deals in major territories for this year's Orange British Academy Film Awards, including its first deal with Canada's CBC. Over 100 territories have signed up to broadcast the awards show, either as a live feed or within 48 hours of the original ...
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NewsViewers fail to be dazzled by Baftas
BBC1's coverage of the British Academy Film Awards last night largely failed to impress the viewers with the first instalment at 9pm only gaining an audience of 3.5m (14.2%).
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NewsBBC dominates kids' Baftas
The BBC was honoured with 10 awards at the children’s Baftas last night including the coveted channel of the year trophy for pre-school channel CBeebies.
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NewsBafta for Soundelux
Creative director Eddy Joseph and sound designer Martin Cantwell of audio facility Soundelux have won the 2007 sound Bafta for their work on Casino Royale.
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Three wins for Bleak House at Bafta Craft
BBC1 drama Bleak House triumphed at this year's Bafta Craft Awards, scooping three awards.
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NewsKosminsky scoops best writer at Bafta craft awards
Filmmaker Peter Kosminsky fought off stiff competition from the likes of Ricky Gervais, Stephen Merchant and Russell T Davies to win best writer at the Bafta craft awards on Friday.
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NewsDick and Dom line up for kids' Baftas
7.30am: Kids' presenters Dick and Dom could walk off with two children's Baftas - for the second year running.
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Female face at Bafta
Tightrope Pictures joint director Hilary Bevan Jones has become the first woman to be appointed deputy chairman of Bafta. Bevan Jones, who runs the indie with Shamelesswriter Paul Abbott, has been involved with Bafta for six years. The deputy is generally promoted to chairman after a ...
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Bafta Craft honours Sex Traffic
Sex Trafficcleared up at the Bafta Craft Awards last Sunday, winning six of the seven categories in which it had been nominated.
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Pathe wins rights to sell Bafta winner
Pathe has picked up the rights to sell a feature-length version of Bafta-winning BBC2 documentary The Power of Nightmares. Writer-director Adam Curtis trimmed the three-hour, three-part series by 30 minutes for the Cannes International Film Festival. Curtis - the only British director nominated for the official ...
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NewsMore Baftas for Sex Traffic
Sex Trafficswept the board at the Bafta Craft Awards last night winning six of its seven nominated categories.
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NewsBBC Wales dominate Bafta Cymru awards
BBC Wales took the lion's share of awards at the Welsh Baftas on Saturday night picking up 14 prizes, including four awards for period drama Carrie's War.
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Sex Traffic leads C4 Bafta triumph
Channel 4 had a good night at the Bafta Television Awards this week, scooping a total of nine awards, with human slavery drama Sex Trafficwinning in the best actress and best serial drama categories.
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NewsSex Traffic scoops two Baftas
Channel 4 scooped nine prizes last night at the Bafta Television Awards, with human slavery drama Sex Trafficwinning in the best actress and best serial drama categories.
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NewsSex Traffic leads Bafta craft award nominations
Sex Traffichas picked up seven nominations for the upcoming Bafta Academy Television Craft Awards.
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NewsSecond Bafta snub for EastEnders
EastEndershas failed to make the shortlist for the Bafta television awards for the second year running.
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BBC takes top iTV Bafta award for Spooks Interactive
SpooksInteractive won the top iTV accolade at last week's Bafta Games and Interactive Awards.
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NewsSpooks captures interactive Bafta
Spooks Interactivelast night won the top iTV accolade at the Bafta Interactive Awards. The red button offering picked up Bafta's Interactive TV award and was among three trophies that the BBC grabbed at the Café Royal, London.
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NewsNorton to host Baftas
Graham Norton has finally landed another TV gig - hosting this year's Bafta TV awards.
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My Summer of Love wins top Bafta
The BBC-backed feature film My Summer of Lovetook the best British film award at the Bafta Film Awards. Directed by Pawel Pawlikowski, the film beat fellow nominees Shaun of the Dead, Vera Drake, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkabanand ...