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Breakthrough Brits is a programme to honour some of Britain's best new creatives in film, television, and gaming. The programme was originally run by the now shuttered UK Film Council.[1] It was then launched under BAFTA in 2013. There are also international categories under BAFTA Breakthrough.
The program was designed to celebrate the new British film-making talent. The 2008 programme ended in a special event in Los Angeles, compered by Nigel Lythgoe, on 5 June where honourees were presented to an audience of Hollywood industry figures.[2]
UK Film Council
BAFTA
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Category
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List
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| 2013
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Performers
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| Filmmakers
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| Gamemakers
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| 2014
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Performers
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| Filmmaker
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- Jonathan Asser
- Mike Brett and Steve Jamison
- Tandis Jenhudson
- Ashley Kendall
- AJ Riach
- Sarah Walker
- Marc Williamson
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| Gamemakers
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- Daniel Gray
- Charu Desodt
- Reece Millidge
- William Pugh
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| 2015
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Performers
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| Filmmakers
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| Gamemakers
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- Chris Davis
- Jessica Saunders
- Luke Whittaker
- Catherine Woolley
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| 2016
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Performers
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| Filmmakers
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| Gamemakers
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- Alex Grahame
- Matt Hyde
- John McKellan
- Tim Wicksteed
- Jodie Azhar
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| 2017
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Performers
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| Filmmakers
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| Gamemakers
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- Daniel Fountain
- Henry Hoffman
- Anna Hollinrake
- Adam & Thomas Vian
- Olivia Wood
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| 2018
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Performers
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| Filmmakers
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| Gamemakers
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- Jay Armstrong
- Lottie Bevan
- John Campbell and Katie Goode
- Adrienne Law
- Harry Nesbitt
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| 2019[3]
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Performers
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| Filmmakers
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- Sarah Brocklehurst
- Stella Corradi
- Daniel Dewsbury
- Rose Glass
- Luke Hull
- Coco Jackson
- Oliver Kassman
- Jen Kenwood
- Kayleigh Llewellyn
- Simon McMahon
- Laurie Nunn
- Kirstie Swain
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| Gamemakers
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- Chris Cox
- Gemma Langford
- Liam de Valmency
- Lesleyann White
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| 2020
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Performers
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| Filmmakers
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- Bim Ajadi
- Abigail Dankwa
- Joy Gharoro-Akpojotor
- Jordan Hogg
- Ruka Johnson
- Aleem Khan
- Ben Sharrock and Irene Gurtubai
- Bethany Swan
- Linn Waite and Kate Byers
- Rina Yang
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| Gamemakers
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- Claire Bromley
- Chella Ramanan
- Lea Schönfelder
- Ali Tocher
- Catherine Unger
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| 2021
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Performers
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| Filmmakers
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- Mdhamiri á Nkemi
- Prano Bailey-Bond
- Georgi Banks-Davies
- Heather Basten
- Aisha Bywaters
- Ana Naomi de Sousa
- Gemma Hurley
- Joe Jackson
- Helen Jones
- Chad Orororo
- David Proud
- Aaron Reid
- Ashley Francis Roy
- Rajita Shah
- Lyttanya Shannon
- PC Williams
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| Gamemakers
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- Laure de Mey
- Kirsty Gillmore
- Joanna Haslam
- Alex Kanaris-Sotiriou
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| 2022
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Performers
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| Filmmakers
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| Gamemakers
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- Emily Brown
- Jamal Green
- Alyx Jones
- Luciana Nascimento and Zachary Soares
- Morag Taylor
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| 2023
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Performers
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| Filmmakers
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| Gamemakers
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- Holly Reddaway
- Joel Beardshaw
- Kitt Byrne
- Michael Anderson
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