The BAFTA Awards 2010
Tonight marks the 63rd annual BAFTA ceremony, a night where hollywood meets indepedent film. The BAFTA's offer those who work for independent film the chance to stand up and be heared. With catogories such as "Best Short Film" and "Best British Debut for a Director/Writer/Producer" the BAFTA's are a great ceremony for celebrating those who very much deserve recognition for significent independent film achievements, who may otherwise not be heared over the mainstream media hype!"
The BAFTA's also cater for many of the greatest mainstream films to come out over the last year. Films such as "Inglorious Basterds", "Avatar" and "The Hurt Locker" are all up for various awards, with "Christoph Waltz" up for a well deserved best supporting actor award for his genious performace as Col. Hans Landa in "Inglorious Basterds."
The BAFTA's this year presented by Johnathon Ross will offer a great insight into those who stand a decent chance at being awarded arguably films greatest award. The Oscar. While also celebrating all those independent actors and directors who also create such powerful films sometimes overshadowed by the mainstream world of film.
Tonight marks the 63rd annual BAFTA ceremony, a night where hollywood meets indepedent film. The BAFTA's offer those who work for independent film the chance to stand up and be heared. With catogories such as "Best Short Film" and "Best British Debut for a Director/Writer/Producer" the BAFTA's are a great ceremony for celebrating those who very much deserve recognition for significent independent film achievements, who may otherwise not be heared over the mainstream media hype!"
The BAFTA's also cater for many of the greatest mainstream films to come out over the last year. Films such as "Inglorious Basterds", "Avatar" and "The Hurt Locker" are all up for various awards, with "Christoph Waltz" up for a well deserved best supporting actor award for his genious performace as Col. Hans Landa in "Inglorious Basterds."
The BAFTA's this year presented by Johnathon Ross will offer a great insight into those who stand a decent chance at being awarded arguably films greatest award. The Oscar. While also celebrating all those independent actors and directors who also create such powerful films sometimes overshadowed by the mainstream world of film.
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