BAFTA

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of children's classic Bugsy Malone, a host of cast and creatives look back on the making of the BAFTA-winning film. Featuring: writer/director Sir Alan Parker, actors Dexter Fletcher (Baby Face), Graham Fletcher (Irving), Bonnie Langford (Lena Marelli), Vivienne McKone (Velma), Paul Murphy (Leroy Smith), Andrew Paul (O’Dreary), Sheridan Earl Russell (Knuckles),

Nick Taylor (Boxer) and Donald Waugh (Snake Eyes). Chaired by Justin Johnson, Children's Cinema Consultant.

Released in 1976, Sir Alan Parker's BAFTA-winning film marked a huge moment of renewed energy and confidence in British cinema and launched an extraordinary number of stellar careers.

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of children's classic Bugsy Malone, a host of cast and creatives look back on the making of the BAFTA-winning film. Featuring: writer/director Sir Alan Parker, actors Dexter Fletcher (Baby Face), Graham Fletcher (Irving), Bonnie Langford (Lena Marelli), Vivienne McKone (Velma), Paul Murphy (Leroy Smith), Andrew Paul (O’Dreary), Sheridan Earl Russell (Knuckles),

Nick Taylor (Boxer) and Donald Waugh (Snake Eyes). Chaired by Justin Johnson, Children's Cinema Consultant.

Released in 1976, Sir Alan Parker's BAFTA-winning film marked a huge moment of renewed energy and confidence in British cinema and launched an extraordinary number of stellar careers.

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of children's classic Bugsy Malone, a host of cast and creatives look back on the making of the BAFTA-winning film. Featuring: writer/director Sir Alan Parker, actors Dexter Fletcher (Baby Face), Graham Fletcher (Irving), Bonnie Langford (Lena Marelli), Vivienne McKone (Velma), Paul Murphy (Leroy Smith), Andrew Paul (O’Dreary), Sheridan Earl Russell (Knuckles),

Nick Taylor (Boxer) and Donald Waugh (Snake Eyes). Chaired by Justin Johnson, Children's Cinema Consultant.

Released in 1976, Sir Alan Parker's BAFTA-winning film marked a huge moment of renewed energy and confidence in British cinema and launched an extraordinary number of stellar careers.

The team behind BBC Wales' adaptation of A Midsummer Night's Dream, screenwriter and executive producer Russell T Davies, director David Kerr, actor Kate Kennedy, and producer Nikki Wilson, discuss the making of the programme in conversation with Menna Richards.

The team behind BBC Wales' adaptation of A Midsummer Night's Dream, screenwriter and executive producer Russell T Davies, director David Kerr, actor Kate Kennedy, and producer Nikki Wilson, discuss the making of the programme in conversation with Menna Richards.

The team behind BBC Wales' adaptation of A Midsummer Night's Dream, screenwriter and executive producer Russell T Davies, director David Kerr, actor Kate Kennedy, and producer Nikki Wilson, discuss the making of the programme in conversation with Menna Richards.

The team behind BBC Wales' adaptation of A Midsummer Night's Dream, screenwriter and executive producer Russell T Davies, director David Kerr, actor Kate Kennedy, and producer Nikki Wilson, discuss the making of the programme in conversation with Menna Richards.

An overview on the current funding landscape from a leading producer, followed by an insight into tackling those crucial first three years from a panel of new talent.

Featuring:

Gavin Humphries, producer

Tom Geens, director (Couple in a Hole)

Anna Valdez-Hanks, cinematographer and Breakthrough Brit 2015 (Stan Lee’s Lucky Man)

Chaired by Matimba Kabalika, Talent Co-ordinator and Content Editor (BFI NET.WORK)

If you're interested in understanding how funding and commissioning works over in telly-land, get the lowdown in our panel 'Idea, Pitch, Commission'

An overview on the current funding landscape from a leading producer, followed by an insight into tackling those crucial first three years from a panel of new talent.

Featuring:

Gavin Humphries, producer

Tom Geens, director (Couple in a Hole)

Anna Valdez-Hanks, cinematographer and Breakthrough Brit 2015 (Stan Lee’s Lucky Man)

Chaired by Matimba Kabalika, Talent Co-ordinator and Content Editor (BFI NET.WORK)

If you're interested in understanding how funding and commissioning works over in telly-land, get the lowdown in our panel 'Idea, Pitch, Commission'

BAFTA-winning producer Tanya Seghatchian sits down with debut producers Lauren Dark (War Book), Dominic Buchanan (Lilting) and Ray Panthaki (Convenience) to discuss securing investment for bold visions and risky projects and how to navigate a project from development to release.

Hear from some of our Outstanding Debut Nominees from the 2016 BAFTA film awards at bafta.org/guru