Bafta Guru

Dan Pinchbeck, co-founder of game development studio The Chinese Room, offers an insight into the inspiration behind BAFTA-nominated game Everybody's Gone to the Rapture.

The BAFTA-winning film and TV director discusses key moments of his career, unpicks the nuts and bolts of filmmaking and shares his advice for forging a career in the industry to launch the fourth year of BAFTA's Breakthrough Brits initiative. Find out more about Breakthrough Brits: https://www.bafta.org/initiatives/supporting-talent/breakthrough-brits

Actors Danny Mays, Vicky McClure and Adrian Dunbar, writer and executive producer Jed Mercurio and executive producer Simon Heath discuss the making of the third series of BAFTA-nominated BBC drama Line of Duty.

Indian Summers creator Paul Rutman and actors Henry Lloyd-Hughes, Nikesh Patel and Aysha Khala discuss the making of the second series.

Sir Trevor McDonald OBE looks back on his incredible career in television in conversation with Kirsty Young, sharing his experiences of interviewing some of the most influential and controversial figures in the world including Nelson Mandela, Saddam Hussein and Colonel Gaddafi. A Life in Television is a strand of live onstage events that celebrating leading creative figures from the world of television, shining a light on their talent and exploring what makes them unique and relevant to British television and culture.

Pete Docter, director of BAFTA-winning animation Inside Out, and BAFTA-nominated Shaun the Sheep creators Richard Starzak and Mark Burton, discuss the creation of their films, sharing advice on the challenges and joys of working in animation. Recorded at BAFTA 195 on Saturday 14 February, the eve of the EE British Academy Film Awards 2016.

The talented group of filmmakers behind this year's BAFTA-nominated British Short Films and British Short Animations share how they did it and what they've learnt. Find out more about the nominees and winners: https://www.bafta.org/film/awards/british-short-film-british-short-animation From 26 January catch this year's nominees in a cinema near you: https://www.bafta.org/film/awards/shorts-tour-2016

The cast and creative team behind Sicario - actors Emily Blunt and Benicio Del Toro, director Denis Villeneuve and producer Edward McDonnell - discuss the making of the film. Find out more at www.bafta.org Recorded at BAFTA 195 in 2015

Actor Tom Courtney discusses the making of BAFTA-nominated film 45 Years. Find out more at www.bafta.org Recorded at BAFTA 195 in 2015

The cast and creative team - actors Saoirse Ronan and Emory Cohen, director John Crowley, producer Finola Dwyer, screenwriter Nick Hornby and novellist Colm Tóibín - discuss the making of Brooklyn, which won Outstanding British Film at this year's Film Awards. Find out more at www.bafta.org Recorded at BAFTA 195 in 2015

BAFTA-nominated Screenwriter Matthew Charman discusses the making of Bridge of Spies. Find out more at www.bafta.org Recorded at BAFTA 195 in 2015

BAFTA-winning production designer Grant Montgomery and graphic designer Mary Wainwright discuss their partnership on credits including Peaky Blinders, Beowulf and period drama The Limehouse Golem. Part of BAFTA Crew, our professional development programme designed to inspire the next generation of crew talent across the UK, with masterclasses from BAFTA winners and nominees. Find out more: https://www.bafta.org/supporting-talent/bafta-crew

Director Tom Harper, screenwriter Andrew Davies, producer Julia Stannard, executive producer Bethan Jones, cinematographer George Steel and actors James Norton, Aneurin Barnard and Adrian Edmondson discuss the creation of epic BBC drama War and Peace. Recorded on 1 February 2016 following a screening of the finale episode hosted by BAFTA Cymru and BBC Cymru Wales. Q&A chaired by Jason Mohammad. See pictures from the event here: http://www.bafta.org/wales/events-initiatives/photography/war-and-peace-series-finale-qa

BAFTA nominee Frazer Churchill discusses his path into the industry, his key collaborations across the last 15 years and credits including Children of Men and Scott Pilgrim vs The World. Part of BAFTA Crew, our professional development programme designed to inspire the next generation of crew talent across the UK, with masterclasses from BAFTA winners and nominees. Find out more: https://www.bafta.org/supporting-talent/bafta-crew

BAFTA-winning editor Mick Audsley offers an insight into his role in some of the most important British films of the last 20 years including My Beautiful Laundrette, The Hit and Dirty Pretty Things. Part of BAFTA Crew, our professional development programme designed to inspire the next generation of crew talent across the UK, with masterclasses from BAFTA winners and nominees. Find out more: https://www.bafta.org/supporting-talent/bafta-crew

BAFTA-winning screen composer Craig Armstrong, best known for scoring Love Actually, The Great Gatsby and Moulin Rouge, discusses his career to date. Recorded at the Royal Albert Hall on 07 October 2015

In January 2016, BAFTA 195 was lit up with images of leading actors and directors of British film and television as part of Lumiere London’s festival of light. Here the people behind the exhibition discuss it's inspiration and realisation on the façade of BAFTA's iconic HQ. Award-winning Newcastle upon Tyne-based creative studio NOVAK, who specialise in motion design and immersive experiences, created the projected exhibition using images from BAFTA’s photography archive. Inspired by the the origins of 195 Piccadilly as the home of the Royal Society of Watercolour Painters, the animation was accompanied by a striking soundtrack created by Ed Carter and based on the classic sounds that helped define the genres of film and television. Featuring: audio producer and composer Ed Carter; Studio Director of NOVAK Adam Finlay; Head of Facilities at 195 Piccadilly, Pauline Campbell; and Director of Archive, Heritage and Exhibition at BAFTA, Rebekah Polding. Find out more: https://www.bafta.org/heritage/photography

BAFTA's event programmers join Guru host Rhianna Dhillon to discuss their favourite moments from this year's programme of events from Screenwriters Lectures to TV Craft Sessions + Life in Pictures interviews.

Cast members Harry Hill, Charlie Higson, Simon Day and Madeline Holliday, and director Sandy Johnson, discuss the making of the BBC One Christmas special Professor Branestawm Returns.

BAFTA-winning director David O.Russell delivers BAFTA's annual David Lean Lecture, giving an insightful and engaging look at his film work to date including Silver Linings Playbook, American Hustle and Joy.