The British Animation Awards Winners 2024
Here are all the wonderful winners of 2024. Congratulations to all!
Thanks from the BAAs 2024!
20 March 2024. Now the dust has settled, the BAA team just want to say one big thank you to everyone involved in the BAAs this year. The animation community throughout the UK has so much to be proud about….we couldn’t have done it without you!
The BAAs would also like to thank the amazing volunteers who gave up so much of their time and worked hard making the night the success that it was, thank you: Christopher Wright, Sophie Torry Cook, Isabella Newbold, Tom Lynas, Lucy Highet, Martha Williams, Hannah Lee Miller, Ruby Argo, Elena Garcia Sirvent, Alfie Williams, Yusuf Mohammed Uddin, Oliver Gallagher, Louis Chevis.
Congratulations again to all nominees, winners and everyone who supported and helped us. Here’s to 2026…..please continue to support the keeper of the rainbow cape! Best wishes (l-r) Ellys, Helen, Kieran, Harriet xxx
2024 BAA’s Open for Entry with Major New Category for Best International Animated Series
The British Animation Awards (BAAs) officially opened for entries at midday on 12th September with the announcement of an exciting new category for Best International Animated Series. In another move that reflects the growth in longer formats, there will be separate awards for Best Long Form Animation and Best Feature Film.
“The BAAs are delighted to return in 2024 to celebrate and showcase the outstanding achievements the UK industry has created over the last couple of years. By introducing the new Best International Animated Series category, we recognise the great collaborations of co-productions and partnerships between UK producers and international studios.”
BAA Director, Helen Brunsdon
For the Best International Animated Series Award, UK companies and individuals are invited to enter a single animated series episode (not multiple episodes) produced in an international co-production arrangement. The BAAs welcome productions that have been majority-produced outside the UK.
The BAA Categories include: Best Design, Best Use of Sound, Best Factual, Best Voice Performance, Best Undergraduate Film, Best Postgraduate Film, Writers Award, Lamb Award, Best Children’s Pre-School Series, Best Children’s Series, Best Music Video, Wildcard, Best Original Music, Best Animation in a Commercial, Social Good Award, Best International Animated Series, Best Long Form Animation, Best Feature Film, Audience Award, Best Short Film.
The closing date for student entries is the 29th September and the closing date for all other categories is the 30th October.
For further information and submission details please refer to the main terms and conditions on the British Animation Awards FilmFreeway page: https://filmfreeway.com/BritishAnimationAwards
For any general updates, please refer to the British Animation Awards website: https://www.britishanimationawards.com/news/
All other links can be found here: https://linktr.ee/britishanimationawards
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For further information contact:
Valerie Taylor valerie@valerie-taylor.co.uk or Erykah Cameron marketing@britishanimationawards.com
The Bleatsheet - July 2023
Hello! Long time, no bleat!
We thought that we’d update you just before the summer on everything that we’ve been up to this year so far, and everything that is yet to come!
From the beginning of June, the BAA’s welcomed two new members to the team, Ellys and Erykah! Ellys is working with the BAA’s as Events Administrator and Erykah is focusing on Marketing and Communications!
Ellys is the Events Manager and Programmer for Cardiff Animation Festival and has helped to run five editions of the festival, including the first touring programme across Wales in 2022/23. Ellys also organises monthly screenings for Cardiff Animation Nights, a free animation event in Cardiff and online. Ellys is looking forward to a new challenge with joining the BAA team and is excited for the 2024 edition!
Erykah has a background in Media and Communications and is graduating from Cardiff University this month! She has worked with a wide range of companies across Cardiff over the last two years, gaining experience in lots of creative sectors, from Theatre to Film, and lots in between. She’s most excited to get the BAA’s back on everyone’s radar in the lead up to the 2024 awards!
We have now announced the date for the 2024 BAAs as the 7th of March 2024, so make sure you mark your diaries in preparation for a night of animation celebration.
We also have a new update of the BAA logo ready for 2024, so watch out for any new content with the yellow sheep on it!
We’ve also recently shared with you that three categories are already open for submissions! These are:
- Best Postgraduate Film Award
- Best Undergraduate Film Award
- Best Short Film Award
All three categories are FREE to enter on FilmFreeway via this link: https://filmfreeway.com/BritishAnimationAwards
Make sure that you read all of the T&C’s and are aware of the deadline – 7pm on 29th September 2023!
Remaining Categories of the BAAs to open in September –
The twenty remaining categories will be opening in September.
We will remind you again closer to the time, and give you all of the details on how to submit, and when the deadline is.
Make sure that you follow us on social media for the latest news.
Instagram/Facebook/Threads – @britishanimationawards Twitter – @baawards
Manchester Animation Festival is now Academy Award Qualifying Festival –
Our friends over at Manchester Animation Festival (MAF) have shared the exciting news that they are now an official Academy Award® Qualifying Festival! This means that any recipient of their Short Film Award, will be eligible for consideration in the Short Films competition of the Academy Awards® without the standard theatrical run. This is amazing news for MAF, and for the Animation community, we’re super excited for everyone!
Cardiff Animation Nights are open for submissions –
For the first time ever, filmmakers can now submit their films to Cardiff Animation Nights! You can submit animated films of any genre and up to 20 minutes in length through FilmFreeway. Each month a programme of short films will be selected to be screened either online or in-person. All films screened in 2023 will be eligible for the Cardiff Animation Nights 2023 awards in December, with a winning film to be selected by a jury of industry professionals! To find out more and to submit your film head to cardiffanimation.com/can
Congratulations to all the BAA 2022 Winners and nominees!
The British Animation Awards Winners have all been announced at the BAA ceremony March 10th 2022.
BAA 2022 WINNERS
Best Design
Jingle Jangle – A Christmas Journey (Storybook sequence)
Designed by Ian Spendloff
VFX Producer: Lucy Hare
Best Use of Sound
Zog and the Flying Doctors
Directed by Sean Mullen
Sound by Adrian Rhodes
Produced by Martin Pope, Michael Rose
Best Factual
Save Ralph
Directed by Spencer Susser
Produced by Arch Film Studio
Best Voice Performance
Menna Trussler as Beryl in Affairs of the Art
Directed by Joanna Quinn
Produced by Les Mills
Best Undergraduate Student Film
Suburb
Directed by Miles Jezuita
Produced by Rainie Kim
Writers Award
Affairs of the Art
Directed by Joanna Quinn
Written and produced by Les Mills
Best Postgraduate Student Film
O Black Hole!
Directed by Renee Zhan
Produced by Jesse Romain
Lamb Award
Production Coordinator Hodan Abdi
Nominated by Illuminated Films
Best Children’s Pre-School Series
Pip and Posy
Directed by Jeroen Jaspaert and Matt Tea
Produced by Vici King
Best Children’s Series
Milo
Directed by Chris Capstick
Produced by Joe Moroney
Best Children’s Choice
The Brilliant World of Tom Gates
Directed by George Sawyer
Produced by Sueann Rochester
Cutting Edge
Dead Pixels
Directed by Jamie Jay Johnson, Asa Movshovitz
Produced by Tanya Qureshi
Best Music Video
Der Stuhlkreis
Directed by Ged Haney
Wildcard
Timeline
Directed by Osbert Parker
Best Immersive Animation
The Beast
Directed by Grant Berry & Dane Winn
Produced by Belinda Isaacs, Lizzie Hicks
Best Original Music
Robin Robin
Directed by Dan Ojari, Mikey Please
Music by The Bookshop Band Ben Please and Beth Porter
Produced by Helen Argo
Best Animation In A Commercial
Airwick ‘Breathe of Nature’
Directed by Peter Szewczyk
Produced by NERD Productions
Social Good
Typically
Directed by Anna Ginsburg, Caitlin McCarthy
Produced by Zoe Muslim
Best Longform
Ron’s Gone Wrong
Directed by Jean- Philippe Vine, Sarah Smith, Octavio E Rodriguez (Co-Director)
Produced by Julie Lockhart, Lara Breay
Audience Award – Best Short Film
Black Slide
Directed by Uri Lotan
Produced by Amit Russell Gicelter, Andrew Lord
Audience Award – Best Music Video
Time to Recover
Directed by Tony Comley
Produced by Laura Duncalf
Best Short Film
Affairs of the Art
Directed by Joanna Quinn
Produced by Les Mills
**British Animation Awards 2022 - Nominations**
Here are the nominations for the BAAs 2022. Book the date of Thursday 10th March to find out the winners. Good luck to all.
BAA 2022 NOMINATIONS
Best Design
Ron’s Gone Wrong
Aurélien Predal, Nathan Crowley, Till Nowak
Jingle Jangle – A Christmas Journey
Ian Spendloff
Raised by Wolves
Steve Small
Circle Square – Junglehouse
Greg McLeod
Best Use of Sound
Elliot from Earth – Wednesday pt2
Mic Graves, Tony Hull, Rhys Byfield, Mikey Please
Hilda – The Deerfox
Andy Coyle
The Rubbish World of Dave Spud – Burning Wheels
Ed Foster
Zog and the Flying Doctors
Adrian Rhodes
Pip And Posy – Swapsies
Jason Heath
Best Factual
Save Ralph
Spencer Susser
Timeline
Osbert Parker
Best Voice Performance
Save Ralph – Taika Waititi, Ricky Gervais
Spencer Susser
Affairs of the Art – Menna Trussler
Joanna Quinn
The Adventures of Paddington – Ben Whishaw
Jez Hall, Chris Drew
Hilda – Bella Ramsay
Andy Coyle
Moominvalley – Bel Powley
Steve Box
Best Under-Graduate Film
To be a Goat
Milda Kargaudaite
True Colours
Hanna Lea Wyttenbach
Case closed
Lucy Gatenby
@Scroll Alice
Céline Ufenast
Suburb
Miles Jezuita
Writers Award
Myles McLeod for Circle Square – Pizza Mystery
Greg McLeod
Les Mills for Affairs of the Art
Joanna Quinn
Peter Baynham and Sarah Smith for Ron’s Gone Wrong
Jean- Philippe Vine, Sarah Smith, Octavio E Rodriguez
Madeleine Brettingham for The Rubbish World of Dave Spud – Twinfestation
Edward Foster
Mark Burton and Giles Pilbrow for Shaun the Sheep – The Flight Before Christmas
Steve Cox
Best Post Graduate Film
O Black Hole!
Renee Zhan
Other Half
Lina Kalcheva
Eating In The Dark
Inari Sirola
Lamb Award
Sanna Räsänen
Nominated by One6th
Teifi Cadwallader
Nominated by Cloth Cat
Lisa-Mae Evans
Nominated by Blue Zoo Animation
Emilie Brown
Nominated by Blue-Zoo Animation
Hodan Abdi
Nominated by Illuminated Films
Best Children’s Pre-School Series
Hey Duggee
Grant Orchard, Sander Jones
The Adventures of Paddington
Jez Hall, Chris Drew
Circle Square
Greg Mcleod
Milo
Chris Capstick
Pip and Posy
Jeroen Jaspaert and Matt Tea
Best Children’s Series
The Brilliant World of Tom Gates
George Sawyer
Milo
Chris Capstick
Hilda – The Deerfox
Andy Coyle
Cutting Edge
Save Ralph
Spencer Susser
Sub-Surface
Alex Robinson
Dead Pixels S2
Jamie Jay Johnson, Asa Movshovitz
Best Music Video
Rocket Freudental – Der Stuhlkreis
Ged Haney
Mama Jerk and the Ladyfingers – Mountain
Harrison Fleming
Foo Fighters – Chasing Birds
Emlyn Davies, Josh Hicks
Christy Moore – The Voyage
Jessica Patterson
Jamie Cullum – Age of Anxiety
Neil Pymer
Wildcard
Timeline
Osbert Parker
Boris Johnson Eats A Pot Noodle In The Bath
Ross Butter
Strange
Cameron Carr
Squib – When All of This is Over
Baz Sells
Hench Girl Summer
Beatriz Antunes
Best Immersive Animation
Peace of Mind
Ben Steer
The Beast
Grant Berry, Dane Winn
Madrid Noir
James A Castillo
Best Original Music
Sol
Music by: Michael Keeney and Kris Stronge, Directed by: Gráinne Mc Guinness
I Am Odd
Composer: Benjamin Giroux, Mike Connaris
Robin Robin
Composer: Ben Please and Beth Porter
Edgar’s Christmas
Music Composer: Mike MacLennan
Love Monster – Super Sound Day
Theme music: Jeremy Warmsley
Score Composed by: Esther Joy Lane
Score Composed by: Hannah Charman
Best Animation In Commercial
The Girl Who Built a Rocket
Neeraja Raj
Airwick – Breath of Nature
Peter Szewczyk
Save Ralph
Spencer Susser
Moto GP Returns
Anton Alfimenko
Social Good
Typically
Anna Ginsburg, Caitlin McCarthy
Diabetes Symptoms
Angie Phillips, Phoebe Halstead
Up River – a Shadventure on the River Severn
Tom Stubbs
You Being You
Kong Studio
Sinking Feeling
Mark Spokes
Best Longform
Sesame Street’s – The Monster At The End of the Story
Mark Taylor
Ron’s Gone Wrong
Jean- Philippe Vine, Sarah Smith, Octavio E Rodriguez
Shaun the Sheep – The Flight Before Christmas
Steve Cox
Best Short Film
FlattenTheCurve#1
Studio Desk, Kathrin Steinbacher, Emily Downe
Meow or Never
Neeraja Raj
Save Ralph
Spencer Susser
Black Slide
Uri Lotan
Affairs of the Art
Joanna Quinn
BAA 2020 submissions now open
We are now open for submissions to all the categories for the 2020 British Animation Awards.
All entries are via Film Freeway which you can access from the button below:
Deadlines
October 31st 2019 – Early Bird Discount Entry Fee
November 30th 2019 – Final Deadline (Full fees apply)