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Directors Douglas Mackinnon (Sherlock, Doctor Who, Line of Duty), Louise Lockwood (Fair Isle: Life on the Edge, Imagine), Karen Kelly (Casualty, Doctors, Panorama) & Ben Kellett (Mrs. Brown's Boys, Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway) discuss how they transitioned from other fields/roles + kicked-off their directorial careers. Hosted by Carolynne Sinclair Kidd.

Director and Producer Susanna White delivers the keynote speech at the BAFTA Elevate closing event, discussing the disparity in hiring female directors. BAFTA Elevate aims to support underrepresented groups within the film, games and television industries; in 2017, it provided mentoring and opportunities to female directors.

With Katie Goode + John Campbell from Triangular Pixels

With Ray Holman (Costume Designer: Doctor Who, Broadchurch, The Split, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Liar), Nicola Walker (Actress: The Split) and Simon Marks (Costume Supervisor: Doctor Who, Broadchurch, The Split, Liar).

The Officially Amazing team talk about the making of the show and break world record at BAFTA HQ!

Executive producer Rachel Horvitz, author and screenwriter David Nicholls, director Edward Berger + actor Indira Varma talk about getting the rights for Edward St Aubyn’s semi-autobiographical, best-selling novel and bringing the story to the screen with Benedict Cumberbatch for the new Sky series.

With Euros Lyn (Director), Samantha Horley (Film Sales and Distribution) and Rory Jones (Resources Manager, Milk VFX. Hosted by Kimberley Warner (Head of Creative Business, Ffilm Cymru Wales)

With Lewis Evans (Senior Casting Producer, Love Island), Catrin Rowlands (Producer, Young Welsh and Pretty Minted) and Toni Hall (Contributor, Young Welsh and Pretty Minted. Hosted by Hannah Marie Williams (UK Casting Specialist backstage.com)

Actress Nicola Walker chats to Abi Morgan (The Iron Lady, Suffragette, The Split) about her career in screenwriting.

With Aled Parry (Cube.tv), Allison Dowzell (Screen Alliance Wales), Dan Spain (Rabble Studio) and Ilisa Factor (BBC Wales)

With Ted Giffords, Yolly Bosinger and Georgina Ward. Hosted by James Smith.

The creative team behind Stephen - The Murder That Changed a Nation discuss bringing this powerful new documentary to the screen twenty-five years on from his death.

Creator and showrunner Matthew Parkhill, stars Joe Dempsie and Alistair Petrie, Executive Producer Hilary Bevan Jones and VP for Scripted Fox Network Groups Sara Johnson join us to discuss bringing their thrilling espionage drama to the screen.

David Attenborough joins Sandi Toksvig to discuss his six decade-spanning career, discussing the influence of technology on his work + the unpredictable moments of nature programmes that make them so special.

Author Dan Freedman, series director Joe Talbot and stars Louis Dunn (Jamie), Patrick Ward (Dillon), Lena Gunning Williams (Jack) and Jonnie Kimmins (Boggy) talk all things football at BAFTA's Jamie Johnson Q+A. Jamie Johnson is produced by Short Form Film Company for CBBC.

Writer and actor Lennie James, actor Stephen Graham, director Nick Murphy and Anne Mensah, Head of Drama at Sky, join us to discuss the creation of their new drama.

Creator Peter Morgan, Executive Producer Suzanne Mackie, Director Ben Caron + actress Vanessa Kirby (Princess Margaret) get together to discuss the creation of Netflix series The Crown, touching on introducing the Kennedys into series two + how the show's costumes contributed to the creative process.

Jacqueline Wilson joins the cast + crew of the BBC's Katy to discuss the new adaptation of her novel.

Sir Ridley Scott discusses his career, gives advice to aspiring directors and lets us know what he looks for in a script.

Director Yorgos Lanthimos talks writing stories in reverse + shunning traditional narrative techniques in BAFTA's annual David Lean Lecture.