VOICED : How Bafta's award statuettes are made

The video tutorial explains the journey of a BAFTA statuette from its creation in a foundry west of London to its presentation at the award ceremony. It covers the manufacturing process, including the use of molds and molten bronze, and the preparation of statuettes for specific ceremonies. The video also highlights the history of the BAFTA awards, their expansion to include various media, and the rules regarding the ownership of the statuettes. The winners are decided before the ceremony, which is held in London on February 18th.

What is the initial setting for the creation of the BAFTA statuette?

• A famous art museum

• A high-tech laboratory

• A family-run foundry west of London

• A glamorous Hollywood studio

What is the inspiration behind the design of the BAFTA masks?

• Medieval sculptures

• Ancient Greek theatre

• Modern art

• Ancient Roman theatre

How long before the ceremony are the statuettes prepared and sent?

• Two weeks

• One week

• Three weeks

• Four weeks

Which new categories have been added to the BAFTA awards over the years?

• Music videos and podcasts

• Photography and digital art

• Computer games and interactive media

• Documentaries and short films

What is the status of ownership for the BAFTA statuettes?

• They are public property

• They are owned by the winners

• They are on loan from BAFTA

• They are owned by the foundry