CLEAN : BAFTA film awards: behind the scenes of the coveted golden mask

Patrick Healy's workshop in London discreetly produces the theatrical mask trophies for the British Film and Television Awards, known as BAFTA. The production began in the 1950s when Healy's enterprise became involved with the film industry, making props for various films. Since the BAFTA ceremony started in 1976, Healy's team has been responsible for creating the bronze trophies, producing over 270 each year. The process involves creating resin models, making sand molds, and casting liquid metal, taking about three hours per trophy. The upcoming BAFTA awards will be held on February 8th, with Wes Anderson's 'The Grand Budapest Hotel' leading with 11 nominations.

Who is responsible for creating the theatrical mask trophies for the British film and Television Awards?

In what year did the British film and Television Awards ceremony begin?

What is the weight of each bronze trophy produced by Halley's Enterprise?

What process is used to create the trophies after making the resin model?

Which film received 11 nominations at this year's BAFTAs?