CLEAN : How Bafta's award statuettes are made

The video tutorial explains the use of equipment to create components, focusing on mold assembly and pouring liquid metal. It highlights the preparation of batches for award ceremonies, emphasizing the need to deliver them three weeks in advance for name plate customization. The tutorial also discusses the ownership of the components, which are on loan from BAFTA, and BAFTA's responsibility in case of any issues. The video concludes with final remarks and instructions.

What is the first step in the process of making components as described in the video?

• Delivering batches to ceremonies

• Assembling the mold and core

• Preparing nameplates

• Pouring liquid metal into molds

Why is it important to deliver the batches three weeks before the ceremony?

• To ensure the molds are ready

• To assemble the core

• To allow time for nameplate preparation

• To check the quality of the metal

Who is responsible for the items if something happens to them?

• The manufacturer

• The award ceremony organizers

• BAFTA

• The person who made the components

What is the relationship between the items and BAFTA?

• BAFTA manufactures them

• They are on loan from BAFTA

• BAFTA sells them

• BAFTA owns them

What happens if there is an issue with the items?

• The ceremony will be postponed

• BAFTA will arrange it

• The items will be replaced

• The manufacturer will fix it