BAFTA

Seb Cardinal + Dustin Demri-Burns - the stars of Channel 4 sketch show Cardinal Burns - are joined by producer Jenna Jones for a Q&A ahead of the start of series 2. Asking the questions was journalist Boyd Hilton.

Recorded at BAFTA 195 Piccadilly on 7 April 2014.

Journalist Neil Midgley speaks to actor David Threlfall - who plays Tommy Cooper in this new ITV biopic - director Ben Caron + exec producer Andy Harries about the challenge of recreating the iconic comedy icon.

Recorded at 195 Piccadilly on 15 April 2014.

Journalist Neil Midgley speaks to actor David Threlfall - who plays Tommy Cooper in this new ITV biopic - director Ben Caron + exec producer Andy Harries about the challenge of recreating the iconic comedy icon.

Recorded at 195 Piccadilly on 15 April 2014.

This month's rundown of BAFTA events features Lenny Henry on diversity in the UK TV industry, Paul Greengrass on his life in film + a heated debate about the decision to move BBC Three to online-only. Rhianna Dhillon presents.

All the events covered in this podcast can be listened in full on The Guru: UNCUT!

Lenny Henry Television Lecture:

https://soundcloud.com/bafta/lenny-henry-television-lecture-2014

Lenny Henry Television Lecture Q&A:

https://soundcloud.com/bafta/lenny-henry-lecture-2014-oona-king-interview

Paul Greengrass David Lean Lecture:

https://soundcloud.com/bafta/paul-greengrass-david-lean-film-lecture-2014

Paul Greengrass David Lean Lecture Q&A:

https://soundcloud.com/bafta/paul-greengrass-david-lean-film-lecture-interview-2014

TV Question Time:

https://soundcloud.com/bafta/tv-question-time-diversity-march-2014

This month's rundown of BAFTA events features Lenny Henry on diversity in the UK TV industry, Paul Greengrass on his life in film + a heated debate about the decision to move BBC Three to online-only. Rhianna Dhillon presents.

All the events covered in this podcast can be listened in full on The Guru: UNCUT!

Lenny Henry Television Lecture:

https://soundcloud.com/bafta/lenny-henry-television-lecture-2014

Lenny Henry Television Lecture Q&A:

https://soundcloud.com/bafta/lenny-henry-lecture-2014-oona-king-interview

Paul Greengrass David Lean Lecture:

https://soundcloud.com/bafta/paul-greengrass-david-lean-film-lecture-2014

Paul Greengrass David Lean Lecture Q&A:

https://soundcloud.com/bafta/paul-greengrass-david-lean-film-lecture-interview-2014

TV Question Time:

https://soundcloud.com/bafta/tv-question-time-diversity-march-2014

On 11th April 2014, Julie Walters joined Chris Evans on his early morning breakfast show on BBC Radio 2, to talk about her Fellowship, which will be presented at the Arqiva British Academy Television Awards on 18 May 2014.

On 11th April 2014, Julie Walters joined Chris Evans on his early morning breakfast show on BBC Radio 2, to talk about her Fellowship, which will be presented at the Arqiva British Academy Television Awards on 18 May 2014.

Film London, in partnership with Film Export UK + BAFTA, bring together a panel of top industry professionals to guide the audience on an entertaining journey following the life of a hypothetical film project from inception to exhibition to demonstrate how the Film Value Chain really works.

The panel includes:

Olivier Kaempfer (Parkville Pictures)

Deborah Sathe (Film London)

Paul Brett (Prescient Film Finance)

Clare Crean (The Works)

Claire Binns (Picture House Cinemas)

Dave Shear (Shear Entertainment)

Recorded at BAFTA 195 Piccadilly on 25 March 2014.

Film London, in partnership with Film Export UK + BAFTA, bring together a panel of top industry professionals to guide the audience on an entertaining journey following the life of a hypothetical film project from inception to exhibition to demonstrate how the Film Value Chain really works.

The panel includes:

Olivier Kaempfer (Parkville Pictures)

Deborah Sathe (Film London)

Paul Brett (Prescient Film Finance)

Clare Crean (The Works)

Claire Binns (Picture House Cinemas)

Dave Shear (Shear Entertainment)

Recorded at BAFTA 195 Piccadilly on 25 March 2014.

BAFTA's TV Question Time returned a week after Lenny Henry CBE delivered the BAFTA Television Lecture, in which he spoke about the decline in black and ethnic minorities in front of, and behind, the camera.

For this TV Question Time, diversity was the big topic, and the industry panel discussed Henry's proposed solution, the problem of unpaid internships, the decision to move BBC Three off the air, and more.

Zai Bennett - controller, BBC Three

Ash Atalla - managing director, Rough Cut TV

Anne Mensah - head of drama, Sky

Cat Lewis - founder, Nine Lives

Russell Kane - comedian and writer

Owen Jones - columnist, The Guardian

Chaired by broadcaster Steve Hewlett (The Media Show, BBC Radio 4). Recorded at BAFTA 195 Piccadilly on Monday 24 March 2014.

Lenny Henry's lecture is available in full here:

https://soundcloud.com/bafta/lenny-henry-television-lecture-2014

https://soundcloud.com/bafta/lenny-henry-lecture-2014-oona-king-interview