BAFTA

On Wednesday 29 April 2015, we were privileged to host an event with composer James Horner at the Royal Albert Hall as part of our Conversations with Screen Composers Series. Sadly, this interview with James would be one of his last before his death on 22 June. As a special episode of the BAFTA Guru podcast we are sharing this interview in full, celebrating his unique music talent and work which captured the imagination of audiences around the world.

On Wednesday 29 April 2015, we were privileged to host an event with composer James Horner at the Royal Albert Hall as part of our Conversations with Screen Composers Series. Sadly, this interview with James would be one of his last before his death on 22 June. As a special episode of the BAFTA Guru podcast we are sharing this interview in full, celebrating his unique music talent and work which captured the imagination of audiences around the world.

Laura Poitras’ film Citizenfour picked up both the BAFTA and the Oscar for best Documentary. We bring together the key players from The Guardian who were responsible for breaking one of the biggest stories of the decade: Edward Snowden's decision to blow the whistle on the activities of the National Security Agency.

Panel includes Luke Moody (Film and Distribution Manager, BRITDOC), Stuart Millar (Head of News, Guardian UK), Ewen MacAskill (Defence and Intelligence Correspondent, Guardian). Chaired by Shelley Jofre.

Recorded at the Celtic Media Festival in Inverness on 23 April 2015.

Laura Poitras’ film Citizenfour picked up both the BAFTA and the Oscar for best Documentary. We bring together the key players from The Guardian who were responsible for breaking one of the biggest stories of the decade: Edward Snowden's decision to blow the whistle on the activities of the National Security Agency.

Panel includes Luke Moody (Film and Distribution Manager, BRITDOC), Stuart Millar (Head of News, Guardian UK), Ewen MacAskill (Defence and Intelligence Correspondent, Guardian). Chaired by Shelley Jofre.

Recorded at the Celtic Media Festival in Inverness on 23 April 2015.

Actors Daniel Rigby and Sarah Alexander, writers and creators Sacha Alexander and Andy Milligan, and producer Margery Bone speak about their new UKTV comedy series about a police officer who finds himself out of his depth when he infiltrates an Armenian crime family.

Recorded at BAFTA 195 Piccadilly on 28 May 2015.

Actors Daniel Rigby and Sarah Alexander, writers and creators Sacha Alexander and Andy Milligan, and producer Margery Bone speak about their new UKTV comedy series about a police officer who finds himself out of his depth when he infiltrates an Armenian crime family.

Recorded at BAFTA 195 Piccadilly on 28 May 2015.

Director + internationally renowned visual artist Jake Chapman joins writer Brock Norman Brock and actors Rhys Ifans + Sophie Kennedy Clark to talk about The Marriage of Reason and Squalor: their imaginative, four-part drama coming soon to Sky Arts.

Recorded at BAFTA 195 Piccadilly on 27 May 2015.

Director + internationally renowned visual artist Jake Chapman joins writer Brock Norman Brock and actors Rhys Ifans + Sophie Kennedy Clark to talk about The Marriage of Reason and Squalor: their imaginative, four-part drama coming soon to Sky Arts.

Recorded at BAFTA 195 Piccadilly on 27 May 2015.

The UK television production sector is constantly changing. An expert panel discuss career decisions, offer creative insight into their craft + businesses, chat about what drives programme-makers to set up their own companies + what really happens when you go it alone.

Featuring: Roanna Benn (Joint Managing Director, Drama Republic), Jago Lee (Co-founder and Managing Director, NERD TV), Melanie Leach (Chief Executive, TwoFour Group), Richard McKerrow (Chief Executive and Chief Creative Officer, Love Productions), and Jamie Munro (Joint Managing Director, Greenbird),

Chaired by Chris Curtis (Editor, Broadcast). Recorded at BAFTA 195 Piccadilly on 21 May 2015.

The UK television production sector is constantly changing. An expert panel discuss career decisions, offer creative insight into their craft + businesses, chat about what drives programme-makers to set up their own companies + what really happens when you go it alone.

Featuring: Roanna Benn (Joint Managing Director, Drama Republic), Jago Lee (Co-founder and Managing Director, NERD TV), Melanie Leach (Chief Executive, TwoFour Group), Richard McKerrow (Chief Executive and Chief Creative Officer, Love Productions), and Jamie Munro (Joint Managing Director, Greenbird),

Chaired by Chris Curtis (Editor, Broadcast). Recorded at BAFTA 195 Piccadilly on 21 May 2015.