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Paul Greengrass, director of the Bourne series + United 93, discusses pushing through the tough moments on-set to make something great
To launch the fourth year of BAFTA's Breakthrough Brits initiative, BAFTA-winning film and TV director Paul Greengrass discusses key moments of his career, unpicks the nuts and bolts of filmmaking and shares his advice for forging a career in the industry with an audience of BAFTA-identified new talent.
"It's making the film that counts - your own personal journey towards self-knowledge."
Watch the BAFTA David Lean Lecture in 2014, delivered by Paul Greengrass.
The director of Bloody Sunday, The Bourne Ultimatum and United 93 answers BAFTA's Big Questions.
Producer Kate Solomon is one of BAFTA's 2011 Brits to Watch, an initiative showcasing new British talent to the international industry.
Her credits include United 93 and Green Zone and she’s currently developing projects with Working Title and Film4.
Dimitri Doganis, producer on The Imposter, on his love of extraordinary true stories and why being nice goes a long way.
Published 7 February 2013.
The British director of Brick Lane talks about the challenges in filming her new documentary, Village at the End of the World, and offers tips to aspiring documentarians.
Published 18 October 2012
The veteran director of photography, acclaimed for his distinct work on films such as United 93, Green Zone and The Hurt Locker, discusses his unique approach and filmmaking philosophy.
Published on 11 October 2012
Being an actor is "a never-ending process of examining where you are in life" reflects Tom Hanks as he discusses living off $50 a week, how every director is different and the importance of energy and instinct in his early career.
Recorded 19 October 2013.
BAFTA-winning director David O.Russell delivers the David Lean Lecture, giving an insightful and engaging look at his film work to date including Silver Linings Playbook, American Hustle and Joy.