Jeremy Irons looks back on his varied career discussing collaborating with actors and directors and musing on the physicality and psychology of acting in this A Life in Pictures interview, in partnership with Audi.

Explore our Life in Pictures series at http://guru.bafta.org/features/a-life-in-pictures

Jeremy Irons looks back on his varied career discussing collaborating with actors and directors and musing on the physicality and psychology of acting in this A Life in Pictures interview, in partnership with Audi.

Explore our Life in Pictures series at http://guru.bafta.org/features/a-life-in-pictures

Jeremy Irons looks back on his varied career discussing collaborating with actors and directors and musing on the physicality and psychology of acting in this A Life in Pictures interview, in partnership with Audi.

Explore our Life in Pictures series at http://guru.bafta.org/features/a-life-in-pictures

Jeremy Irons looks back on his varied career discussing collaborating with actors and directors and musing on the physicality and psychology of acting in this A Life in Pictures interview, in partnership with Audi.

Explore our Life in Pictures series at http://guru.bafta.org/features/a-life-in-pictures

Footsteps, creaking doors, rustling leaves – the everyday sound effects we take for granted that add the extra magic to a film. British foley artist Pete Burgis, who has worked on over 150 titles including the Oscar winning The King's Speech, Harry Potter and Slumdog Millionaire, demonstrates the art of foley.

Footsteps, creaking doors, rustling leaves – the everyday sound effects we take for granted that add the extra magic to a film. British foley artist Pete Burgis, who has worked on over 150 titles including the Oscar winning The King's Speech, Harry Potter and Slumdog Millionaire, demonstrates the art of foley.

Footsteps, creaking doors, rustling leaves – the everyday sound effects we take for granted that add the extra magic to a film. British foley artist Pete Burgis, who has worked on over 150 titles including the Oscar winning The King's Speech, Harry Potter and Slumdog Millionaire, demonstrates the art of foley.

Footsteps, creaking doors, rustling leaves – the everyday sound effects we take for granted that add the extra magic to a film. British foley artist Pete Burgis, who has worked on over 150 titles including the Oscar winning The King's Speech, Harry Potter and Slumdog Millionaire, demonstrates the art of foley.

What does it take to run a successful games company? Ilkka Paananen, CEO and co-founder of Supercell, reveals what was behind the success of Clash of Clans and Hay Day and discusses his vision for the future of the games industry.

Find out more: https://www.bafta.org/games/features/ilkka-paananen-games-lecture-2016

What does it take to run a successful games company? Ilkka Paananen, CEO and co-founder of Supercell, reveals what was behind the success of Clash of Clans and Hay Day and discusses his vision for the future of the games industry.

Find out more: https://www.bafta.org/games/features/ilkka-paananen-games-lecture-2016