BAFTA

Ever wondered what happens after a director calls cut? Find out in this inspiring session exploring what a day in the director's life is like.

Marilyn Edmond joined BAFTA Scotland to discuss her experience of directing her debut feature film Connect. This took place as part of Glasgow Youth Film Festival.

Marilyn Edmond began her career as an Assistant Director in 2010, working as a Floor Runner on BBC Scotland's ongoing drama River City. She has worked on a variety of films including Sunshine on Leith, Under the Skin and The Railway Man, to name a few. She has also worked on many TV comedies and dramas, including ITV's Benidorm and BBC's The Replacement. During this time, Marilyn was learning about the craft of directing. In 2015 Marilyn gave birth to her daughter who is the inspiration behind the name of her production company, Angel Face Productions, then in 2018 Marilyn embarked on her debut feature Connect, starring Kevin Guthrie.

Ever wondered what happens after a director calls cut? Find out in this inspiring session exploring what a day in the director's life is like.

Marilyn Edmond joined BAFTA Scotland to discuss her experience of directing her debut feature film Connect. This took place as part of Glasgow Youth Film Festival.

Marilyn Edmond began her career as an Assistant Director in 2010, working as a Floor Runner on BBC Scotland's ongoing drama River City. She has worked on a variety of films including Sunshine on Leith, Under the Skin and The Railway Man, to name a few. She has also worked on many TV comedies and dramas, including ITV's Benidorm and BBC's The Replacement. During this time, Marilyn was learning about the craft of directing. In 2015 Marilyn gave birth to her daughter who is the inspiration behind the name of her production company, Angel Face Productions, then in 2018 Marilyn embarked on her debut feature Connect, starring Kevin Guthrie.

Hear advice about your first three years working in the TV industry: approaching a career, developing skills & managing yourself as a freelancer.

Joining chair Naomi Sesay are:

Jo Smith, Executive Editor, BBC Three

Ellena Wood, Director, BAFTA Breakthrough Brit

Grace Ofori-Attah, Writer and BAFTA Elevate

Cimran Shah, Senior Producer

Sian Whomes, Head of Talent, Sony Pictures Entertainment

Hear advice about your first three years working in the TV industry: approaching a career, developing skills & managing yourself as a freelancer.

Joining chair Naomi Sesay are:

Jo Smith, Executive Editor, BBC Three

Ellena Wood, Director, BAFTA Breakthrough Brit

Grace Ofori-Attah, Writer and BAFTA Elevate

Cimran Shah, Senior Producer

Sian Whomes, Head of Talent, Sony Pictures Entertainment

BAFTA-nominated talent, including Director Tom Harper, writer Nicole Taylor and Director of Photography George Steel, shine a light on bringing their vision to the big screen in this Guru Live Masterclass. This session was recorded live, please excuse some dip in the quality of sound at times.

BAFTA-nominated talent, including Director Tom Harper, writer Nicole Taylor and Director of Photography George Steel, shine a light on bringing their vision to the big screen in this Guru Live Masterclass. This session was recorded live, please excuse some dip in the quality of sound at times.

In this BAFTA Podcast Siobhan Reddy talks to Shay Thompson about everything from breaking into the industry to becoming Studio Director of Media Molecule and the process of creating BAFTA-winning franchise LittleBigPlanet as well as their latest release Dreams.

In this BAFTA Podcast Siobhan Reddy talks to Shay Thompson about everything from breaking into the industry to becoming Studio Director of Media Molecule and the process of creating BAFTA-winning franchise LittleBigPlanet as well as their latest release Dreams.

On Sunday 22 September, BAFTA Cymru screened the season finale of Peaky Blinders, just before it aired on BBC One. Following the screening we hosted a Q&A with some of the creative team behind the series: Chris Ballantyne (Co-Producer), Nicole Northridge (Production Designer), Jonathan Midlane (First Assistant Director), Danny Hargreaves (Special Effects Supervisor - Real SFX) and Arran Glasser (Real SFX).

The Q&A was hosted by Jo Pearce (Creative Director BBC Drama).

Please be aware, this audio does include the sound effect of a gunshot.

On Sunday 22 September, BAFTA Cymru screened the season finale of Peaky Blinders, just before it aired on BBC One. Following the screening we hosted a Q&A with some of the creative team behind the series: Chris Ballantyne (Co-Producer), Nicole Northridge (Production Designer), Jonathan Midlane (First Assistant Director), Danny Hargreaves (Special Effects Supervisor - Real SFX) and Arran Glasser (Real SFX).

The Q&A was hosted by Jo Pearce (Creative Director BBC Drama).

Please be aware, this audio does include the sound effect of a gunshot.