BAFTA Film Gala 2016 - Official Guest Brochure

Welcome

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ollowing the success of the inaugural BAFTA Film Gala, we are delighted to host a second event sponsored by the Emicapital Foundation to raise further funds for Give Something Back and to bring together our friends from both within and outside of the film industry.

Thanks to your generosity in 2015, BAFTA has been able to deliver a host of initiatives, including providing scholarships, hosting a series of masterclasses, and launching the second phase of our career pathways for young talent.

But there is still so much more that we can do. With your support, BAFTA wants to connect more young people with some of the best film, television and game makers, to inspire and guide their careers in the industries. 2016 will see the first ever Guru Live event, enabling us to provide opportunities for emerging talent across the moving image industries.

All of the money raised this evening will enable us to help a wealth of new and emerging talent through groundbreaking initiatives, including Guru Live, to ensure that we continue to produce the very best creative work.

Have a wonderful evening!

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Bridging global talent.

The Emicapital Foundation is proud to be the sole sponsor of the BAFTA Film Gala Dinner on February 11th, 2016 in London.

The BAFTA “Give Something Back� campaign supports young people from all backgrounds to start a career in the moving image industry. This noble intent matches perfectly the mission of our international charity effort.

Based in London and Abu Dhabi, the Emicapital Foundation supports education and cultural interchange between the Arab Gulf and the World.

Our cross-border educational programs cover the whole spectrum of the Fine Arts, connecting fresh talent to seasoned experience.

EMICapital The Emicapital Foundation Salisbury House, Finsbury Circus, London EC2M 5QQ info@emicapitalfoundation.org - www.emicapitalfoundation.org

Our Mission

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he British Academy of Film and Television Arts – BAFTA – is proud of its expert membership of approximately 6,500 individuals in the UK and the US and of its vast collective experience across film, television and games.

BAFTA identifies, rewards and celebrates excellence at its internationally renowned annual Awards ceremonies, while providing many opportunities for the public – as well as industry practitioners and emerging talent – to find information and inspiration through its year-round programme of events, initiatives and activities.

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With Thanks Gala Ambassadors Kelly Barel di Sant’Albano Graham Beswick Mark Brooke Jonathan & Sindy Caplan Dina de Luca Chartouni Christopher Figg Evelina Girling Kate Groes Pippa Harris Catherine Prevost Heeschen Nicolette Kirkby John Laing Paige Nelson Andrew Overin David Parfitt Roland Rudd

Honorary Patrons Emily Blunt Hugh Bonneville Henry Cavill Olivia Colman Chiwetel Ejiofor Colin Firth Emilia Fox Tom Hiddleston Jude Law Joanna Lumley James McAvoy Sophie Okonedo Simon Pegg Eddie Redmayne Andy Serkis Meera Syal Julie Walters

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Champagne for the Independently Minded

Official Champagne to BAFTA Champagne Taittinger is widely stocked in many independent wine merchants, Majestic Wine Warehouse, ASDA, Morrisons, Sainsbury’s, Tesco, Waitrose, Harrods and Fortnum & Mason. @TaittingerUK · www.taittinger.com

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BAFTA

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he British Academy of Film and Television Arts is an independent charity that supports, develops and promotes the art forms of the moving image by identifying and rewarding excellence, inspiring practitioners and benefiting the public.

In addition to its Awards ceremonies, BAFTA has a year-round, international programme of learning and events initiatives that offers unique access to some of the world’s most inspiring talent through workshops, masterclasses, scholarships, lectures and mentoring schemes, among others, connecting with audiences of all ages and backgrounds across the UK, US and Asia.

T H E I C O N I C B A F T A MASK

Our learning mission is to share the expertise of the BAFTA community with a broad audience in order to promote creative excellence in film, television and games production. We do this by: sharing best practice and debating key issues with the industry; identifying new talent and supporting their development by connecting them with established practitioners; helping the wider community understand more about production, deepening their appreciation for the skills and crafts involved.

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Fisher Productions are proud to support BAFTA and The Give Something Back Campaign Fisher Productions has an unrivalled reputation as a leading creative and technical event production company; producing, designing, staging, and managing stunning events.

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Mad Dog Foundation is proud to be a supporting partner of the Give Something Back campaign

Bringing life to film, television and commercials since 1999 We are delighted to be a supporting partner of the Film Gala Dinner 2016

Mad Dog Casting have provided extras for‌ 63 BAFTA

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18 BAFTA WINNING FILMS

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73 BAFTA WINNING TV SHOWS

For supporting artists and walk ons, contact Mad Dog Casting: LONDON: 020 7269 7910 | CARDIFF: 02921 304 105 MADDOGCASTING.COM

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Awards

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f there is one thing BAFTA is best known for it is our annual Awards, an internationally recognised celebration of film, television and games. Did you know that each year BAFTA produces eight high profile Awards ceremonies in the UK and Los Angeles?

The EE British Academy Film Awards remains our most high profile event and in 2015 just over five million people tuned into the BBC to watch as we bade a fond farewell to one of BAFTA’s most ardent and compassionate supporters, Lord Richard Attenborough cbe, with a special video tribute

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including a message from BAFTA’s current President HRH The Duke of Cambridge. We also reached 8 million people with our tweets on the day of the Awards and 100,000 people viewed the new addition of the red carpet live stream.

Through our Awards, BAFTA aims to give due prominence to the very best of the moving image, placing the spotlight on the multifaceted talents of our nominees, inspiring practitioners and benefiting the public by deepening their appreciation of the art forms.

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I sincerely hope everyone working in the UK film, television and games industries will support this fantastic new initiative… Give Something Back is a special opportunity for our supremely talented professionals to offer a small amount of their time, or money, to contribute to BAFTA’s learning programme.

B A FTA / JO NNY BIRCH.

HRH The Duke of Cambridge

HRH THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE LAUNCHED THE GIV E SOMET HING BACK CAMPAIGN IN 2013

Give Something Back A BAFTA driven campaign which calls upon BAFTA members, award winners, and industry organisations to ‘Give Something Back’ and contribute towards BAFTA’s charitable activities.

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he UK boasts a wealth of talented people who could make a huge contribution to the continued excellence of British film, television and games. We want to ensure that this talent is nurtured and supported, so that talented individuals have the opportunity to succeed and, through learning from peers and established practitioners, reach their full potential.

Give Something Back aims to encourage young people from all backgrounds to enter the film, television and games industries. BAFTA members, award winners and nominees are invited to volunteer with initiatives including school visits, mentoring, scholarships and the recently introduced Making the Cut web app quiz.

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BAFTA 195 PICCADILLY PRESTIGIOUS HEADQUARTERS OF THE BRITISH ACADEMY OF FILM AND TELEVISION ARTS Lead your guests up the red carpet into this glamorous and unique venue with versatile entertaining spaces and state-of-the-art screening facilities.

For events and reservations: 195piccadilly@bafta.org / 020 7292 5860 www.bafta.org/195-piccadilly @bafta195

Highlights of 2015-16 In addition to the Awards, BAFTA runs a varied programme of events and projects throughout the year, providing the opportunity to celebrate the art forms of film, television and games. Most of these events are open to the public and many are filmed

by BAFTA Productions for our online learning channel, BAFTA Guru, and our YouTube account.

Through channels such as these, we can offer the wider community the opportunity to learn about the creative process deepening an appreciation of the moving image in a global audience.

APRIL BAFTA Crew Launch: the professional networking and skills development programme Brits to Watch: The Screenings: John Maclean’s film Slow West MAY Generation Next: day of panels, break out groups, Q&As, CV surgeries JULY The second Young Game Designers Awards Ceremony at BAFTA’s Headquarters

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Brits to watch: the Screenings

Generation Next

The Filmmakers Forum: day of masterclasses and panels for emerging filmmakers SEPTEMBER Launch of the Annual Scholarships Programme: announcement of 30 scholars OCTOBER Screenwriters’ On Screenwriting Lecture Series: Beau Willimon lecture, BFI Southbank

Filmmakers Forum

Breakthrough Brits

NOV EMBER The launch of Breakthrough Brits at Burberry’s flagship store in London BAFTA Kids Red Carpet Experience and the 20th British Academy Children’s Awards DECEMBER David Lean Lecture Series: Guest is BAFTAwinning filmmaker David O. Russell

BAFTA Kids Red Carpet Experience

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JAN UA RY BAFTA Question Time: topical debate by a panel of experts 23

BAFTA Scholarship Programme

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AFTA has a major role to play in supporting new talent – both by identifying and rewarding emerging talent by connecting them with established practitioners and offering financial assistance for postgraduate courses related to film, television or games. Scholarships are awarded annually across programmes in the UK, USA and now in China.

In 2014, Emily Ellis was awarded ÂŁ7,500 to help fund her MA in 3D Computer Administration at Bournemouth University. Now a BAFTA scholar, Emily has secured her first job as a 3D animation artist at Random 42. She is continuing to grow her portfolio through several other projects, including film and games projects, with contacts she has gained whilst on the BAFTA Scholarship programme.

The foundations of my entire future have been changed by this huge act of kindness, and my selfbelief reaffirmed, leaving nothing but immense gratitude and excitement.

EMILY ELLIS WITH HER MENTOR, ANTHONY GEFFEN (CEO AND EXECUTIVE PRODUCER OF A TLA N TIC PRODUCT IONS)

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BAFTA Rocliffe New Writing Forum

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he BAFTA Rocliffe New Writing Forum is a platform for aspiring screenwriters to have their work performed and an opportunity to take their writing career to the next level. Participants benefit from an invaluable opportunity to test out new material and gain advice from experienced industry members.

Originally hailing from Wales, Kayleigh Llewellyn and Matthew Barry were winners of BAFTA Rocliffe in 2012 with their sitcom pilot Grey.

The duo have continued their success, writing episodes for Casualty and Stella alongside developing original

material, such as Public Saints for TV and Bampy with Radio 4.

Kayleigh has also recently written and starred in short film Oh Be Joyful, an official selection of the 59th BFI London Film Festival and the London Short Film Festival 2016. Matthew is currently writing on the fifth series of Death in Paradise and original drama series Cookie Dough with BBC Wales.

Winning BAFTA Rocliffe New York 2012 was akin to being awarded a Golden Ticket into the industry. It was the launching pad we needed to bring our project to the attention of the top comedy commissioners.

A T T H E R OCLIFFE FORUM I N N E W YOR K IN 2012

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BAFTA Young Game Designers (YGD)

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AFTA Young Game Designers offers 10–18 year olds, their teachers and mentors unique access to the games industry and its top professionals via competitions, online teaching tools and social networks. They are given the chance to learn about digital technology and the importance of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) subjects by creating an idea for their own video game, creating the game itself, learning from professionals and further developing their winning games.

In 2015, competition entries doubled. Amongst the winners is Camylle Tuliao, who, aged 11, received the 10–14 years Game Concept Award for her roleplay game, Dreams. Camylle has blogged extensively about how her experience in the competition has boosted her confidence and her hopes to see more girls entering the competition in the future.

As part of her prize, Camylle was able to see her game concept become a reality and be showcased in front of HRH The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

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Guru Live

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n May 2016, BAFTA will stage a brand new three-day event to bring together our three biggest events for career starters across film, television and games. This exciting event presents a chance for young professionals working in the creative industries to gain insight and advice from BAFTA winners and nominees, and each day they will have exclusive access to practitioners and creatives, business and craft insight, and vital networking opportunities.

Finding a route in – being in the right place at the right time – is a test of initiative and endurance.

We at BAFTA work to champion creative excellence and want people to be judged on talent and aptitude rather than who they know or how long they are able to work for free. BAFTA, with your support, has an important part to play in ensuring that talented young people are not lost from our industry.

Today, more than ever, young people and career starters need nurture and support to achieve their potential and to succeed.

HRH The Duke of Cambridge

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Guru Live pledge items

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onight you will have the opportunity to pledge your support to Guru Live using the pledge cards on your table. Your support will enable our Guru Pros, the young professionals identified as having great potential within the moving image industries, to attend this exciting series of carefully curated career development sessions.

You can find further information on each of the items here…

£500

Accommodation for Guru Pros based outside London Guru Pros must have six months to two years paid professional experience in film, television or games and be behind the scenes talent. Many of these are based outside of London and we at BAFTA, want to ensure that location is not a barrier to attending the event. In providing accommodation bursaries for talented individuals who require financial assistance, we continue to ensure that we engage the very best in the business.

£1000

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Support 10 Guru Pros to attend the event Specially chosen delegates will gain access to a day-long bespoke programme of one-to-ones and round tables, bringing them face to face with industry talent, key funders, producers and talent managers. They are also given a ‘golden ticket’ to the full programme of key notes and masterclasses as well as the provision of travel, ticket and accommodation bursaries.

Guru Live pledge items

£2,500

Panel Session “My First Three Years in Film/Television/Games” This session will look at how to make the most out of your first three years in the business and look to answer the following questions: what should your plan look like? How should you manage yourself as a freelancer? What do you need to know about skills gaps and opportunities in the industry?

Talking to a panel of BAFTA nominees and Breakthrough Brits with this experience under their belt, it will cover what’s involved in moving through the industry, what they have learnt, and the challenges that they have faced.

£5,000

Craft Session

£10,000

Support 100 Guru Pros to attend the event

A Masterclass looking at the team behind a BAFTAnominated film, television programme or game with a panel of craft speakers including writers and creators, producers and directors. BAFTA Masterclasses are delivered by professionals at the highest end of the industry, selected from our pool of winners, nominees and members, giving delegates firsthand insight and advice from the best in the industry.

They will be given financial support to attend the threeday event and take part in career surgeries, panel sessions, masterclasses, networking events, lectures and Q&As. As a Guru Pro they will also be invited to attend one-to-ones and round tables, bringing them face-to-face with industry talent, key funders, producers and talent managers.

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Our band: Three and a Half Men

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ith their rich four-part harmonies, stripped-back acoustic arrangements and ingenious mashups that put a surprising twist on forgotten classics, Three and a Half Men have a knack for making every song their own – whether it’s Smokey Robinson’s The Tracks of My Tears, Rihanna’s We Found Love or Wheatus’ Teenage Dirtbag.

All graduates of Paul McCartney’s Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts, these four talented singers and instrumentalists have played for Poppy Delevigne and Jo Malone – as well as performing at the Monaco Grand Prix for Red Bull Racing, in their own right.

From sixties soul to mainstream pop to indie rock, these four cheeky chappies have something up their sleeves to charm everyone.

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Our auctioneer: Humphrey Butler

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umphrey Butler Ltd was founded in June 2000 by Humphrey Butler, a former auction house specialist with over twenty-two years’ experience in the international jewellery field working for both Christie’s and Sotheby’s.

The firm is now one of the most respected independent dealerships in London handling vintage jewellery, Humphrey has been a regular feature on the charity auctioneering circuit, taking sales on behalf of a number of UK and overseas causes.

These have included such high profile charities as

The Prince’s Trust, The Red Cross, The Royal Marsden, The Arsenal Foundation, Breast Cancer Haven, R ADA, The Countryside Alliance and Juvenile Diabetes.

This has led to requests from abroad and having been a part of Harvey Weinstein’s celebrity strewn amfAR party at the Cannes Film Festival for many years, Humphrey now takes the hammer for America’s two highest grossing charity wine auctions, Auction Napa Valley in California and The Naples Winter Wine Festival in Florida.

We are delighted to welcome Humphrey back to the Film Gala for its second year.

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Live Auction The ultimate dinner party for ten guests at Fortnum & Mason Kindly donated by Fortnum & Mason Impress and entertain nine of your closest friends by hosting the ultimate dinner party in the boardroom at Fortnum & Mason. Not only will you enjoy a three-course meal in beautiful surroundings, you will also be joined by a world-famous actor, injecting a touch of glamour into your unforgettable evening.

Go behind-the-scenes at one of London and indeed Britain’s most iconic buildings and dine in the beautiful private Boardroom. Steeped in history, the Boardroom is adorned with meticulously restored antique furniture and an exceptional art collection, providing the perfect setting for this splendid occasion.

Terms and conditions This package is for 10 guests and must be arranged for a mutually convenient time subject to availability.

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Live Auction Film star for the night Kindly donated by BAFTA You and a guest will be treated to the ultimate VIP experience at the EE British Academy Film Awards on Sunday 14 February 2016. Rewarding the very best work and talent from the previous year, these are the highlight of BAFTA’s calendar and the must-see event of the film industry.

Experience the red carpet, champagne reception and awards ceremony as the Film Awards take over the beautiful Royal Opera House in Covent Garden.

Afterwards you will be hosted at an Academy Table at the Awards Dinner in the surroundings of Grosvenor House Park Lane, before dancing the night away at the official after party.

This package includes luxury accommodation for two people on 14 February.

Terms and conditions This prize is for two guests and can be exchanged for the 2017 Film Awards if preferred.

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Live Auction Preview screening of Bridget Jones’s Baby Kindly donated by Working Title and Champagne Taittinger This exclusive lot entitles you to a private screening of Bridget Jones’s Baby for a group of up to 38 people.

Ahead of its official release in 2016, you will have the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see Bridget’s latest antics in what is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated films of the year. Starring Renee Zellweger, Colin Firth and Patrick Dempsey, you will enjoy the film from the comfort of Working Title’s private theatre, including a Champagne Taittinger reception.

The perfect auction prize for a special treat, birthday celebration or get-together with friends.

Terms and conditions This package is for 38 guests and must be arranged for a mutually convenient time and date.

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Live Auction Dine like a film star all year Starting with a feature dinner at Gordon Ramsay’s Savoy Grill, you and five guests will absorb the kitchen theatrics and action at Savoy Grill’s Kitchen Table. An exclusive menu will be created by our chef on the day for guests to enjoy whilst gaining an intimate insight into the kitchen. This wonderful package includes a further 11 dinners for two people at some of London’s top establishments. A host of lunches and dinners awaits you, including meals at Assaggi’s, BAFTA 195 Piccadilly, Roux at Westminster, Coya and Nobu Berkeley ST.

Terms and conditions The feature dinner must be arranged for a mutually convenient date within the next 12 months. The feature dinner does not include Christmas and New Year. The additional dinners must be used over the next 12 months and gift vouchers for each of the meals will be provided to the winner to arrange accordingly.

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Silent Auction How to use the Givergy Silent Auction handsets Step 1 SELECT A LOT Scroll through the auction items and experiences to identify those which you would like to bid on. Click on an item to place your bid.

Step 2 REGISTER YOUR DETAILS The first time you bid you will need to provide your details, which we will use to contact you, should you be the winning bidder.

Step 3 SELECT A PIN Create your unique 4-digit PIN, to be used for all future bids.

Step 4 PLACE YOUR BID Select your bid amount and choose whether to share your name or bid anonymously.

Step 5 WATCH THE LEADER BOARD Your name will appear on screen as your bid goes live, however keep an eye on the screens throughout the evening to check whether you are the highest bidder. You will also be notified by text if you are outbid.

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Silent Auction highlights Take a look at the Givergy Silent Auction handsets on your table to bid on a host of luxury items and experiences. Some of the highlights of our Silent Auction can be found below: Private tour to Taittinger, including Eurostar tickets and transfers to Reims, private tour and tasting the following day at Taittinger’s cellars, lunch plus a bottle of Taittinger’s top prestige cuvee Comtes de Champagne Blanc de Blancs 2006 signed by one of the family A private screening of the new Ghostbusters for up to 60 people courtesy of Sony Be a film extra for the day with Mad Dog Casting, one of the UK’s leading agencies providing walk-ons for feature films and television A midweek stay in a cabin for two people at Soho Farmhouse On set experience at the filming of Hugh Bonneville’s latest film An Audi Sport experience at Silverstone for two people An exclusive Nominee Gift Bag, containing a collection of coveted items donated by BAFTA’s Official Film Awards Partners Two exclusive premiere tickets courtesy of Warner Bros.

Go behind the scenes at BAFTA’s Television Awards photoshoot VIP table for four people at the London Cabaret Club for The Best of British Pop 42

Silent Auction highlights Tickets to sports entertainment show, A League of Their Own, including a meet and greet with comedian Jack Whitehall A preview screening for up to 20 guests at the Warner Bros. private theatre Discover the world of make-up artistry through a masterclass led by BAFTA-nominated make-up artist Naomi Donne A year’s supply of Villa Maria’s top reserve wines from New Zealand, including an extra bottle for your birthday and for Christmas Methuselah of Champagne Taittinger signed by presenters and winners from the EE British Academy Film Awards 2015 Limited edition framed prints of Eddie Redmayne, Julianne Moore and Andy Serkis Framed original Spectre poster signed by Sam Mendes, Daniel Craig, Christoph Waltz, Léa Seydoux, Monica Bellucci, Naomie Harris and Dave Bautista Four tickets to see Justin Fletcher (aka Mr Tumble) in pantomime at the Hexgaon in Reading including a meet and greet after the show A three-course dinner for six people at 195 Piccadilly matched to a selection of Villa Maria’s award winning, top reserve wines For full details and prize terms, please see the interactive handsets or speak to a member of staff on the night.

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Academy Circle BAFTA set up the Academy Circle in order to help continue and improve its charitable work.

This small group of influential supporters and philanthropists are invited to a series of intimate evenings throughout the year, allowing them to be inspired, educated and entertained by the extraordinary experience of BAFTA members and other famous industry professionals, including actors, directors and cinematographers.

In return for your generous support, we would like to: Invite you to attend exclusive masterclasses and screenings throughout the year; Provide access to our private members’ bar and restaurant at BAFTA, 195 Piccadilly; Give you the opportunity to purchase tickets to some of our highest profile events.

To find out more information about joining the Academy Circle, contact Andrew Overin E: andrewo@bafta.org T: 020 7292 5854

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The Academy chooses Fabriano Papers, supporting excellence in print. Brochure printed on Cocktail Gin Fizz (cover) and Colore Bianco (text) supplied by Denmaur Independent Papers. www.denmaur.com

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Thank You The Academy would like to offer its sincere thanks to our Sponsors, Honorary Patrons and Gala Ambassadors for enabling us to host the BAFTA Film Gala 2016. We are extremely grateful to the following companies and individuals for their generous support of the event:

Assaggi’s ALR Music Amanda Davis Atelier Swarovski Audi BAFTA 195 Piccadilly Bottle Green Caroline Reynolds Champagne Taittinger Chiwetel Ejiofor Chiltern Firehouse Corbin & King Coya Dan Pearce Denmaur The Duppy Share Emicapital Emily Ellis Emtone Eon Productions Evian Fisher Productions Fleur Cooper Fortnum & Mason Givergy Golden Tours Gordon Ramsay Group Grolsch Hatch Mansfield Hugh Bonneville Humphrey Butler Insight Risk Management Jack Whitehall Jason Harris Jonathan Sands Justin Fletcher Kayleigh Llewellyn Kevin Burke

List of contributors correct at time of going to print

Lavender Green London Cabaret Club Mad Dog Casting Maria Khan Jewellery Matthew Barry Naomi Donne Nick Jones Nobu Berkeley ST Pippa Markham Rick Senat Rob Brydon Rosewood London Roux at Westminster Sam Mendes S JHarris Design Smith & Wollensky Smythson Savoy Grill Soho House Sony The Savoy The Wolseley Three and a Half Men United Airlines Villa Maria Wines Warner Bros.

The Weinstein Company Working Title Head of Fundraising Andrew Overin Event Producer Rebecca Elcome, Coveted Events Talent Booker Morgan Tovey Frost

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