BAFTA

Charles Cecil (Broken Sword) talks about bringing an iconic TV show into the gaming world, and the challenges of combining traditional storytelling with gameplay mechanics.

Widely applauded by industry and press alike, the DCMS's Film Policy Review sets out a vision of greater coherence and collaboration across the film industry. It's a persuasive rallying cry; together, with strong leadership, the UK industry can build on recent successes and develop a sustainable future for British film. For this event, BAFTA gathered key industry figures to debate whether the Policy document gives us the right road map for the future of UK film and whether the wider industry can come together to deliver the best results. Chaired by Screen Internation editor Mike Goodridge.

Actors Damian Lewis + David Harewood talk with journalist Grace Dent about Homeland, a compelling contemporary television thriller loosely based on Gideon Raff’s Israeli television series Prisoners of War, the series centres on an American soldier taken prisoner during the invasion of Iraq in 2003.

On 11 January 2012, actors Clémence Poésy and Joseph Mawle, along with director Philip Martin and screenwriter Abi Morgan came to BAFTA in London to talk about their adaptation of Sebastian Faulkes's novel, Birdsong.

Writer/director Joe Cornish talks about ‘suburban fantasy’ films, avoiding realism, + pitching scenarios to London youth groups for his inner-city alien movie, Attack The Block.

Writer/director Joe Cornish talks about ‘suburban fantasy’ films, avoiding realism, + pitching scenarios to London youth groups for his inner-city alien movie, Attack The Block.

David Attenborough, Anthony Geffen (producer) + Celia Taylor (Sky) chat about the making of 3D nature programme The Bachelor King, which follows the journey of a King Penguin from adolescence to adulthood.

David Attenborough, Anthony Geffen (producer) + Celia Taylor (Sky) chat about the making of 3D nature programme The Bachelor King, which follows the journey of a King Penguin from adolescence to adulthood.

Simon Oliver and his team at HandCircus delve into the world of indie-game development in this talk about their experiences creating the Rolando series for iPhone, and OKABU for PlayStation 3. This event was recorded at the ICA in London on Wednesday 7 December 2011.

A panel discuss the art of stunt co-ordination in this BAFTA 'Making Better Movies' event. The panel is hosted by Will Maser with an opening speech from veteren stunt co-ordinator Paul Weston (Star Wars, Aliens, Superman). The panel includes; location manager Nick Fulton (The Dark Knight, Quantum of Solace, Captain America), production designer Simon Bowles (The Deep, Dog Soldier, Killing Hitler) and stunt co-ordinator Jim Dowdall (Saving Private Ryan, Indianna Jones, Batman).