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BFI Diversity Standards – Info and Resources

The BFI Diversity Standards are part of the eligibility criteria for several of our British awards, as part of our cross-industry drive to drive inclusion in the film, games and television industries. For details on which categories these apply to and how, see individual tabs.

In order to assist you in achieving the Standards, there are many fantastic resources produced by BAFTA partners such as Screenskills, CDN, The Film and Television Charity etc. You can search Screenskills’ Resource database for guidance on running mentoring schemes, tackling bullying and harassment, recruitment practices etc.

New resources which BAFTA has been involved in or lead the development of include:

BAFTA’s Invisible Barriers resource – highlighting the lived experience of a range of practitioners from low socio-economic backgrounds, as well as practical tips and guidance for how to improve socio-economic diversity including guidance on monitoring workers’ socio-economic background, recruitment and on-boarding etc - https://www.bafta.org/supporting-talent/invisible-barriers
The Film and Television Charity’s report into the experiences of Arab, Jewish and Muslim members of the workforce. Includes recommendations drawn from an extensive consultation - https://filmtvcharity.org.uk/research-impact/reports/survey-of-arab-jewish-muslim-industry-workers/
The TV Access Project’s 5 A’s – a useful framework for improving access for D/deaf, disabled and/or Neurodivergent talent - https://creativediversitynetwork.com/diversity-in-practice/tv-access-project/divesity-in-practice-tv-access-project-tv-access-project-the-5as/
Alongside industry partners, BAFTA has created a set of simple actionable recommendations for workers and employers to tackle bullying and harassment - https://wearecreative.uk/bullying-harassment/film-tv-recommendations/

BAFTA Film Awards

Entry for the 2024 Awards is now closed
Please send any questions about rules or entry to [email protected]

FEATURE CATEGORIES

- 2024 Rules and Guidelines (Feature categories)

- 2024 Campaigning Regulations

- Key Dates

- Key Rule Changes

- BAFTA Music Tracker

- Music cue sheet template

- Casting statement template

- Headshot Photogrid template

- Outstanding Debut qualifying festival list

- Q&A agreement

- Confidentiality agreement for studios and distributors requesting access to voter data

- Confidentiality agreement for mailing houses or publicists requesting access to voter data

- Distributor Security Form for studios, distributors, mailing houses or publicists requesting access to voter data

- 'How To Guide' to publish your film on BAFTA View

- BAFTA View Security Overview

SHORTS CATEGORIES

- Qualifying Festivals List

- Apply to be a BAFTA qualifying festival

- 2024 Rules and Guidelines (shorts categories)

DIVERSITY STANDARDS

Read about the BFI Diversity Standards here

- BFI Diversity Standards form - for features and shorts

Details of the criteria and extended guidance and notes are available here. If you have any questions, please contact [email protected] . Please note BFI funded films which have already been assessed against the standards do not need to resubmit an application.

BAFTA Games Awards