BAFTA

Experts in Virtual Reality technology come together to discuss its effect on children + how the industry will move forwards.

Experts in Virtual Reality technology come together to discuss its effect on children + how the industry will move forwards.

The cast + crew of the new Tin Star series discuss the inspiration behind the gritty crime drama, and how they came together to create the show.

The cast + crew of the new Tin Star series discuss the inspiration behind the gritty crime drama, and how they came together to create the show.

BAFTA-nominated composer John Powell, who created the music for all your fave animated films - including Shrek, Chicken Run, Ice Age, Kung Fu Panda, Happy Feet + How to Train Your Dragon - as well as Mr and Mrs Smith, Hancock and The Bourne Trilogy, takes an in-depth look at the creative process of composition.

BAFTA-nominated composer John Powell, who created the music for all your fave animated films - including Shrek, Chicken Run, Ice Age, Kung Fu Panda, Happy Feet + How to Train Your Dragon - as well as Mr and Mrs Smith, Hancock and The Bourne Trilogy, takes an in-depth look at the creative process of composition.

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Writer Dan Sefton (Good Karma Hospital, Mr Selfridge), Gaynor Holmes, Executive Producer and BBC Studios Commissioning Executive for Scotland and actor Sharon Small (Born to Kill) joined BAFTA Scotland for an informative Q&A following a preview screening of the first episode of Trust Me, a new drama from BBC Scotland for BBC One.

Produced by RED productions, this character-led contemporary and psychological thriller tells the gripping story of a woman’s attempt to start a new life over four hour long episodes. Jodie Whittaker (Broadchurch) stars as Cath Hardacre; a hardworking and skilled nurse, who, having lost her job for whistle-blowing, is forced to take drastic measures to provide for her daughter. Out of desperation, Cath seizes the opportunity to steal her best friend’s identity as a senior doctor and start a new life in Edinburgh. Burying herself deeper and deeper in the imposter persona, she realises she could get everything she ever wanted - but with her old life threatening to destroy her fragile creation, how far will she go to protect it?

Watch the video here: https://t.co/coa6Ma0Ckj

Writer Dan Sefton (Good Karma Hospital, Mr Selfridge), Gaynor Holmes, Executive Producer and BBC Studios Commissioning Executive for Scotland and actor Sharon Small (Born to Kill) joined BAFTA Scotland for an informative Q&A following a preview screening of the first episode of Trust Me, a new drama from BBC Scotland for BBC One.

Produced by RED productions, this character-led contemporary and psychological thriller tells the gripping story of a woman’s attempt to start a new life over four hour long episodes. Jodie Whittaker (Broadchurch) stars as Cath Hardacre; a hardworking and skilled nurse, who, having lost her job for whistle-blowing, is forced to take drastic measures to provide for her daughter. Out of desperation, Cath seizes the opportunity to steal her best friend’s identity as a senior doctor and start a new life in Edinburgh. Burying herself deeper and deeper in the imposter persona, she realises she could get everything she ever wanted - but with her old life threatening to destroy her fragile creation, how far will she go to protect it?

Director Joe Wright discusses the making of his BAFTA-winning debut feature Pride and Prejudice + reflects on how the film has informed his career + directorial style. Catch the film in a cinema near you as a part of the BAFTA Debuts Tour, visit bafta.org to find a screening.

Director Joe Wright discusses the making of his BAFTA-winning debut feature Pride and Prejudice + reflects on how the film has informed his career + directorial style. Catch the film in a cinema near you as a part of the BAFTA Debuts Tour, visit bafta.org to find a screening.