The nominations for the BAFTA Cymru Awards have been announced, honouring excellence in film and television in Wales. The prestigious awards ceremony will take place in Newport in October, featuring 21 categories. Leading the nominations are the following top film/programmes:
– Men Up received six nominations
– Doctor Who, Pren Ar Y Bryn, and Steeltown Murders each received five nominations
– Wolf received four nominations
– Siân Phillips Yn 90, Chuck Chuck Baby, and A Pain In the Neck each received three nominations
The performance categories include four first-time BAFTA Cymru nominees. Notable nominees include Aimee-Ffion Edwards for Dreamland, Ncuti Gatwa for Doctor Who, and Philip Glenister for Steeltown Murders. Angharad Mair, BAFTA Cymru chair, praised the nominees for their exceptional craft and creativity, highlighting the importance of nurturing Welsh creative talent.
Rebecca Hardy, head of BAFTA Cymru, expressed pride in the nominees’ creativity across all categories, emphasizing the support for the Welsh creative community. The full list of nominations covers various categories, from actors and actresses to writers and producers.
The awards operate on a not-for-profit basis, with tickets available for purchase on the BAFTA website. The ceremony will be live-streamed for those unable to attend. The event aims to celebrate and recognise the efforts of Welsh creatives in the screen industry.
The BAFTA Cymru Awards continue to champion and support Welsh screen industries, showcasing the best of Welsh talent in film and television. The ceremony promises to be a night of celebration and recognition for all the nominees and winners.