BAFTA takes a look behind the mask
From writing to wardrobe, coding to camera-rigging, special effects to sound – this inspiring spot highlights some of the many pathways into the industry.
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View on- Agency Digital Cinema Media/London
- Production Company In-House at Agency
- Director Ali Dickinson
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Credits
View on- Agency Digital Cinema Media/London
- Production Company In-House at Agency
- Director Ali Dickinson
- Grade and Online Electric Theatre Collective
- Audio Post-Production Grand Central Recording Studios
- VO Big Zuu
- Director Jack Walker / (Director)
- Executive Producer Bridie Scriven
- Editor Elena De Palma
- Edit Producer Rachel Goodger
- Colorist Luke Morrison
- Color Executive Producer Oliver Whitworth
- Sound Designer Markus Ffitch
- Sound Producer Molly Butcher
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Credits
powered by- Agency Digital Cinema Media/London
- Production Company In-House at Agency
- Director Ali Dickinson
- Grade and Online Electric Theatre Collective
- Audio Post-Production Grand Central Recording Studios
- VO Big Zuu
- Director Jack Walker / (Director)
- Executive Producer Bridie Scriven
- Editor Elena De Palma
- Edit Producer Rachel Goodger
- Colorist Luke Morrison
- Color Executive Producer Oliver Whitworth
- Sound Designer Markus Ffitch
- Sound Producer Molly Butcher
To celebrate 75 years of British Academy of Film and Television Arts awards, the arts charity has teamed up with Digital Cinema Media on Behind Every BAFTA, a new campaign aimed at encouraging the next generation of creative talent by showcasing the huge range of skills and knowledge that goes into making films, games and TV.
The cornerstone of the campaign, created by DCM’s in-house team and directed by Ali Dickinson, is a 60-second national cinema advert narrated by double BAFTA winner Big Zuu and featuring behind-the-scenes content, along with clips from blockbusters like 1917, Skyfall and Get Out.
An accompanying campaign on BAFTA’s social and digital platforms highlights a range of free resources and guidance that include mentoring, bursaries, networking opportunities, masterclasses and career development initiatives, to help talented people take their first step into film, games and television.
