London, UK - 5 February 2018 - Screenocean (a subsidiary of video management company Imagen Ltd) will be live-capturing all the red carpet and backstage interviews at the BAFTA Awards Ceremonies.
The exciting new partnership between Screenocean and the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) allows instant access to their unique content archive as well as the current year’s live content.
From the first standalone Craft Awards ceremony in 1978, to Richard Attenborough presenting David Puttnam with the Academy Fellowship in 2006 and Emma Stone winning an award for her performance in La La Land, the archive represents some of the golden moments from the Academy’s acclaimed history across film, games and television.
Prestigious award ceremony events, exclusive lectures with industry insiders, revealing interviews, and unique red carpet and behind the scenes footage of BAFTA-winners and nominees, are all stored within this extensive archive.
With over 1,000 clips available to view online dating back to 2003, Screenocean and BAFTA will continue to grow the archive with new footage and clips from the legacy collections.
“It is great to be working with Screenocean on this new venture for BAFTA, enabling us to open up the archive to new audiences for the first time. BAFTA’s unique access to talent allows for insightful and engaging interviews and lectures with those who work both in front of and behind the camera. To be able to make these available to an international client-base is a really exciting prospect. We look forward to a successful partnership."
Rosie Wilson, Media Manager for BAFTA.
Tony Blake, Chairman of Screenocean, said, “This exciting addition to the Screenocean portfolio complements the inimitable range of content we represent. Our customers can self-serve from www.screenocean.com or call our specialist research team for help with sourcing that unique clip. We look forward to working with BAFTA to build the collection over the coming months."
Screenocean (a subsidiary of Imagen) provides unparalleled access to unique and quality content from around the world, captured from 1896 to the present day. Discover rare and inspiring footage including momentous historic newsreels, entertainment programs, and over 20 million iconic images. Spanning 3 centuries, we help bring your stories and projects to life. Screenocean’s footage library includes clips from Reuters News Archive, Channel 4, Channel 5, Warner Bros Television Productions UK, Clips & Footage and Cover Images. Searchable 24/7, get footage for TV, film, education, advertising, corporate events, museums, music videos and more.