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8 December 2008. The masters of satirical comedy, Bird and Fortune, talk to Clive Anderson about their Life in Television to date.

On the 8 December 2008, the masters of satirical comedy, Bird and Fortune, talked to Clive Anderson about their Life in TV.

8 December 2008. The masters of satirical comedy, Bird and Fortune, talk to Clive Anderson about their Life in Television to date.

On the 8 December 2008, the masters of satirical comedy, Bird and Fortune, talked to Clive Anderson about their Life in TV.

Actors Mila Kunis + Vincent Cassel join director Darren Aronofsky + producer Scott Franklin to chat about their film Black Swan

Recorded at BAFTA London in October 2010.

From the archive: the late British filmmaker delivers a memorial lecture in the year The English Patient won a Best Film BAFTA.

Recorded at BAFTA London in April 1997.

Writer William Boyd, director Michael Samuels, producer Sally Woodward Gentle + actors Sam Claflin + Hayley Atwell talk about the making of the award-winning drama.

Writer and director Alan Parker gives the Academy's Annual Lecture, entitled 'Genre and Other Long Words'.

On the 20 October 1997, writer and director Alan Parker (Bugsy Malone, Melody, Evita) came to BAFTA to deliver the Academy's Annual Lecture, entitled 'Genre and Other Long Words'

Writer and director Alan Parker gives the Academy's Annual Lecture, entitled 'Genre and Other Long Words'.

On the 20 October 1997, writer and director Alan Parker (Bugsy Malone, Melody, Evita) came to BAFTA to deliver the Academy's Annual Lecture, entitled 'Genre and Other Long Words'

Film talent from in front and behind the camera tell the story of Sir Anthony Havelock-Allan's contribution to British Cinema History.

On the 23 January 2001, celebrities from in front and behind the cameras joined in telling the story of one man's contribution to British Cinema History. During a long career commencing in the early 1930's his colleagues included such icons as: Anthony Asquith/Robert Bolt/Lord John Brabourne/Noel Coward/Earl Mountbatten/Ronald Neame/Franco Zeffirelli and many more. Produced by Sir Sydney Samuelson CBE.

On 21 September 2010 screenwriter Aline Brosh McKenna delivered a lecture at BAFTA HQ as part of the Screenwriters on Screenwriting series.

McKenna is responsible for the screenplays for films such as 27 Dresses, Morning Glory and The Devil Wears Prada - the latter of which earned her a BAFTA Adapted Screenplay nomination in 2006.

In this lecture she discusses her entry into the industry, her thoughts about the craft of screenwriting, and takes questions from the audience.

Sponsored by The JJ Charitable Trust.

Watch this session on YouTube: https://youtu.be/fW7arVSvoMs

Read the transcript on our website: https://www.bafta.org/media-centre/transcripts/screenwriters-lecture-aline-brosh-mckenna

The Screenwriters' Lectures are presented as originally recorded. Some of the lectures may contain outdated comments or views which some listeners may find insensitive or offensive.

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The then Director of Programmes at the BBC, Alan Yentob, presents the Academy's first Annual Lecture, entitled 'A Journey in Television'.

On the 8 November 1996, the then Director of Programmes at the BBC, Alan Yentob, came to the Academy to give the first Annual Lecture, entitled 'A Journey in Television'