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What would you do if you were offered three million pounds to stay silent about a terrible crime? New BBC One drama Dark Money explores the fallout of one family's decision and the real price of taking hush money. This Q+A features writer Levi David Addai, actors Jill Halfpenny and Babou Ceesay, and director Lewis Arnold.

Celebrated actor Martin Freeman takes you on a journey through some of his most beloved films and television programmes, from The Office and Sherlock all the way through to The Hobbit and Black Panther. Listen to the end to hear Martin's advice for aspiring actors...and decide if you have what it takes to make it!

A panel of documentary filmmakers and producers delve into the fast changing factual landscape, to analyse the craft of storytelling and discuss creative freedom and collaboration. Chaired by Kate Townsend, Director, Original Documentaries at Netflix, speakers include: - Ben Anthony, BAFTA-winning Director (Grenfell, Life and Death Row, Don’t Take My Baby) - Ninder Billing, Executive Producer, The Garden Productions (Operation Live, Police Tapes) - Colette Camden, Director (Married to a Paedophile, What do Artists Do All Day? Excluded at 7) - David Glover, Founder, 72 Films (Trump: An American Dream, Gogglebox, Live from Space) - James Rogan, Director and Producer (Stephen: The Murder That Changed a Nation, The Gun Shop)

Tom Hanks, director Josh Cooley and producers Jonas Rivera and Mark Nielsen discuss the making of the fourth instalment of the much-loved Toy Story saga, revealing why Hanks can never say no to Woody.

Director Peter Strickland discusses the influence department stores, clothing and ASMR had on his new horror comedy, In Fabric.

Q&A with Writer/Director Tom Cullen and Producer Jamie Adams. In conversation with Catherine Linstrum. Pink Wall is a modern day romance, following the six year relationship of Jenna (Tatiana Maslany) and Leon (Jay Duplass). Intimately told through defining moments along their journey together, the film explores how both friendship and resentments grow as the pressures of adult life confront them. Pink Wall marks Aberystwyth born Tom Cullen's debut as a filmmaker. His versatile acting career ranges from high profile television such as Black Mirror, Gunpowder, and Downton Abbey to small independents such as Mine opposite Armie Hammer and 100 Streets opposite Idris Elba.

Jo Pearce presents the 2019 Dewi Vaughan Owen Keynote Speech. The way in which we consume content is changing fast. To stay relevant, even the biggest brands need to innovate. Jo Pearce, the Digital Creative Director of some of the biggest BBC Dramas provides an insight into how brands like Doctor Who, Sherlock, Peaky Blinders and many more drive innovation to stand out and gain new audiences.

The new Channel 4 comedy, Year of the Rabbi, follows Detective Inspector Rabbit (Matt Berry) as he solves crime in the seedy underworld of Victoria London. Listen to a Q&A with stars Matt Berry, Freddie Fox, Susan Wokoma, director Ben Taylor, writers Andy Riley and Kevin Cecil and producer Hannah Mackay. Year of the Rabbit is on Mondays at 10pm on Channel 4’

A Q&A with Wild Rose director Tom Harper, writer Nicole Taylor and producer Faye Ward. Bursting with raw talent, charisma and cheek, fresh-out-of-prison Rose-Lynn Harlan is desperate to escape Glasgow and make it as a Nashville country singer.

A Q&A with Border's leading actress, Eva Melander, and leading actor, Eero Milonoff. In Ali Abbasi's Border, a customs officer develops an unusual attraction to a strange traveler while aiding a police investigation.

Host Arielle Free chats to the creative team behind Mr Bean: The Animated Series! Guest speakers include series producer and lead creative, Tom Beattie; head writers Ciaran Murtagh and Andrew Jones and voice artist Sally Grace (Mrs Wicket).

A Q+A with Samson Kayo, Theo Barklem-Biggs, Phil Bowker and Al Campbell: the team behind new UKTV comedy Sliced. Sliced is a crisp, urban comedy for Dave set amongst the hustle and bustle of a low rent, back street pizza parlour. We follow delivery riders Joshua (BAFTA-nominee Samson Kayo) & Ricky (Theo Barklem-Biggs) through their shifts and see their world at first hand. A world where counterfeit money, vindictive call centre staff, hopeless security guards, hedonistic pensioners and aggressive teens reign supreme.

Q+A with Mum writer Stefan Golaszewski and actors Lesley Manville and Peter Mullan. In the final series of Mum, Cathy and her family decamp to the English countryside to celebrate Derek’s birthday. Each episode observes a different day of the week, from their arrival on the Monday to the party on Saturday, as Cathy takes a final step towards her future.

Robozuna tells the story of an orphan boy and his robot friend and their struggles against an evil empire and its legion of robots. Host Arielle Free chats with Ed Bignell and the voice cast including Morwenna Banks (Danuvia), Brianna Price aka B-Traits (Livia), Larissa Murray (Feronia), Tom Clarke-Hill (Lanista/Mangle) and Taylor Clarke-Hill (Ariston/Slick).

Listen to this incredible panel of female BAFTA members and industry experts as they share how they launched their filmmaking careers + tips on how to get your first screenplay off the ground Speakers include: Rachel De-Lahay (Snatches: Moments from Women's Lives, Noughts & Crosses) Olivia Hetreed (Girl with a Pearl Earring, Wuthering Heights) Sally El-Hosaini (My Brother the Devil)

The debut feature film from Swansea born director Jamie Jones. OBEY is about Leon, a nineteen year old boy with an alcoholic mother who has grown up in and out of care. Finally free from adult supervision, Leon begins to rail against the injustice of his reality as his dreams become more and more unattainable and distant. The clashing of two very different worlds results in a tragic love story in the heady days leading up to dramatic social unrest.

Chernobyl is a Sky and HBO historical drama that follows the 1986 nuclear disaster and the extraordinary response efforts that saved Europe from further tragedy. Listen to the creators and actors that portray a remarkable story of bravery during the world’s worst man-made catastrophes. With Craig Mazin, Johan Renck, Stellan Skarsgård, Jared Harris & Emily Watson.

Before the 2019 BAFTA Television Awards, Lindsey Russell met Killing Eve's Harry Bradbeer (Director) and Sally Woodward-Gentle (Executive Producer) to talk about the runaway hit TV show of 2018. The global success story written by the "hilarious" and "inspiring" Phoebe Waller-Bridge, and staring BAFTA nominees Sandra Oh, Jodie Comer, Fiona Shaw and Kim Bodnia was nominated in a total of 14 categories.

Q&A with the film's writer and director William McGregor, producer Hilary Bevan Jones and actor Mark Lewis Jones (Keeping Faith, Stella, National Treasure, Star Wars: The Last Jedi). Chaired by Alice Whittemore from Ffilm Cymru Wales/BFI Network Wales.

Writer of Sex Education Laurie Nunn joined actors Ncuti Gatwa (Eric), Emma Mackey (Maeve)and Kedar Williams-Stirling (Jackson) to discuss the making of their global smash-hit comedy-drama series (which was filmed in South Wales). The session was hosted by actress Kimberley Nixon. This session was supported by DRESD