Bafta Guru

Why is Make Me Famous a drama rather than documentary? Find out more about this show, which explores the impact of fast fame on reality TV contestants, from writer Reggie Yates, Executive Producer Colin Barr and actors Tom Brittney and Emma Rigby.

Aoife Wilson (Eurogamer) talks the creators behind Mobius Games' BAFTA-winning Outer Wilds - Creative Director Alex Beachum, Writer Kelsey Beachum, Designer/Producer Loan Verneau and composer Andrew Prahlow. They chat about space dad jokes, where the unique concept for the game came from and tricking fans into doing science.

BAFTA-winning producer David Heyman (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Gravity & Harry Potter and more) shares his insights into the craft of producing and talks about the creative process from script to screen, producing internationally and the changing landscape of cinema.

Eurogamer's Aoife Wilson is joined by the BAFTA-winning leading performer, Gonzalo Martin, and voice director Philip Bache as they talk us through how their collaboration shaped the character of Sean Diaz in Life Is Strange 2. How to get an award-winning voice-over performance, both of their beginnings, as well as their favourite episodes from Life Is Strange 1 and 2.

The Covid-19 pandemic has caused TV production to adapt like we’ve never seen before. We talk to executive producer, Chris Stott (The Mash Report), multi-cam director, John Adams (The Steph Show) MD of Can Can Productions, Rebecca Papworth and Creative Director, Tim Whitwell (A Very British Lockdown: Diaries from the Frontline) all about how they’ve worked around the limitations the pandemic has placed on their usual process.

Were the creators of Succession ever worried about having so many unlikable characters in one show?... Find out and learn more about making the BAFTA-winning show from showrunner Jesse Armstrong, and director of season 2, Becky Martin.

Renown film and tv producer, Andy Harries (The Crown, The Queen, White Lines) talks in-depth about his career, from his humble beginnings at Granada, to Netflix changing the film and tv landscape and how to spot writing talent.

What does it mean to build a game based around empathy rather than power? Find out more about kindness in games from video game developer Ziba Scott, producer/director Elin Festøy, Aardman animation creative director Dan Efergan and Dr Pete Etchells. The panel was hosted by Elle Osili-Wood.

Mariayah Kaderbhai talks to the BAFTA-winning documentary directors of For Sama; Waad Al-Kateab and Edward Watts as well as composer Nainita Desai. They talk about the evolution of the project, the global impact of Waad & Sama’s story, and the soundtrack that places you right in the middle of the Aleppo.

Alex Humphreys talks to Gabrielle Creevy, Kayleigh Llewellyn, Jo Hartley, and Nerys Evans, the team behind the BBC Wales/ BBC Three BAFTA Cymru-winning TV series, In My Skin.

Find out about the making of the film Sulphur & White, a powerful film about an adult dealing with childhood trauma. In our new podcast hear from the cast and crew of the film as well as David Tait, who the story is based upon.

*WARNING EXPLICIT LANGUAGE* Celebrating the release of Da 5 Bloods on Netflix, film journalist Ashley Clark is joined by the BAFTA-winning writer/director Spike Lee and star of the film Delroy Lindo. They talk about the impact of the Black Lives Matter movement has had on the film, the untold story of African American Vietnam veterans and how the project came together.

Miranda Sawyer is joined by Damien Chazelle (Director of La La Land), Alan Poul (Director & Executive Producer) and the creator of The Eddy, Jack Thorne. They talk all about the French-American Jazz Drama that has recently landed on Netflix.

‘I realised my first day on set was the first time I’d ever been on a set’. Directors Nick Rowland, Bassam Tariq and Eva Riley talk about making their debut feature films and what they've learned along the way.

In the very first BAFTA Masterclass in association with the British Society of Cinematographers, we're joined by Julian Court Bsc & Tim Palmer Bsc the cinematographers behind the look and feel of Series 1 and 2 of the BAFTA-winning Killing Eve.

Listen to head of editorial for gal-dem magazine, Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff, chat to Michaela Coel about creating and starring in I May Destroy You, along with actors of the show Paapa Essiedu and Weruche Opia.

Ian Hayden Smith talks to the team behind the Sky Cinema film, Four Kids & It starring Matthew Goode, Michael Caine and Russell Brand.

Award-winning director Ron Howard and Paradise superintendent Michelle John discuss making the documentary Rebuilding Paradise. The film traces the devastating impact of the 2018 Camp Fire and the resilience of the community it affected. Moderated by Edith Bowman.

Mariayah Kaderbhai talks to director Rubika Shah and producer Ed Gibbs about their latest documentary, White Riot. They chat about punk's influence on politics in late-70s Britain, how the infamous Rock Against Racism movement inspired a generation and how themes of the documentary are still relevant 40 years on.

Ian Haydn Smith talks to the cast and crew of Calm With Horses: director Nick Rowland, writer, Joe Murtagh, producer Dan Emmerson as well as actors Niamh Algar and Cosmo Jarvis. They talk in depth about the development process, working with children and much more!