Snow White and the Huntsman Premiere Gallery

Check out a gallery of pics from the World Premiere of Snow White and the Huntsman in London. Including stars Kristen Stewart, Charlize Theron and Chris Hemsworth: 

Director Rupert Sanders Interview – Kristen Stewart is a Wild Horse

What are fans going to get from this version of Snow white that they won’t have seen before from the familiar fairy tale?

It’s a very big, very epic, very intense ride. I think the one thing I’m most proud of is that it’s got a tremendous heart, to many big films nowadays just take form you and they don’t give anything back. I think that’s one thing we really tried to do was bring the heart. This stor is about the beating heart and I really wanted to bring that back to the audience.

That heart is in an extraordinary cast with Charlize and Kristen. Can you tell us what they each brought to their roles?

Charlize is incredibly beautiful; she’s an incredibly strong actress. She won an Oscar for throwing that beauty away and I think that’s the one thing this role required.  Kristen, she’s so spirited and wild, she’s got a lot on her shoulders in this movie. There’s something very intense about her she’s like a untamed wild horse.  She’s the modern Snow White for me!

Was it a lot of fun on set?

Where to start! Everyday something bizarre happened. That’s filmmaking! We had a thousand people perched on the cliffs in Wales with 250 horses galloping down the beach. Strange stuff happens. But we all just had a really goodtime and I hope that we all get to work together again someday.

Do you have a message for fans before you leave us?

Yeah I just really hope you see something in here that stay with you for a long time. I very much think it can.

 You can also listen to the interview below:

Snow White and the Huntsman Live Q&A

Newly Re-uploaded video of Kristen Stewart and Chris Hemsworths live Q&A from yesterday
YOU CAN ALSO READ THE FULL INTERVIEW WITH KRISTEN AND CHRIS HEMSWORTH AT THE LINK BELOW:

http://www.redcarpetnewstv.com/kristen-stewart-chris-hemsworth-interview/

 

BAFTA TV Craft Awards 2012 Winners List

Here is the full list of winners at this year’s BAFTA TV Craft Awards 2012

Breakthrough Talent
Kwadjo Dajan – Co-producer, Appropriate Adult

Costume Design
Charlotte Walter - Birdsong

Digital Creativity
Steph Harris, Dan Jones, Sandra Gorel, Adam Gee - Live From The Clinic

Director, Factual
David Clews - Educating Essex

Director, Fiction
Hugo Blick - The Shadow Line

Director, Multi-Camera
Phil Heyes – The X Factor Final

Editing, Factual
Andy Netley, Dave Pearce, Nigel Buck - Frozen Planet (‘To The Ends Of The Earth’)

Editing, Fiction
Charlie Phillips – Sherlock  (‘A Scandal In Belgravia’)

Entertainment Craft Team
Paul Bussey, Nick Collier, Luke Halls, Annabel Raftery - The Cube

Make Up and Hair Design
Jacqueline Fowler - The Crimson Petal and the White

Original Music
Brian Eno - Top Boy

Photography, Factual
Camera Team - Frozen Planet (‘To The Ends Of The Earth’)

Photography and Lighting, Fiction
Florian Hoffmeister - Great Expectations

Production DesignDavid Roger - Great Expectations

Sound, Factual
Tim Owens, Graham Wild, Kate Hopkins - Frozen Planet (‘To The Ends Of The Earth’)

Sound, Fiction
John Mooney, Jeremy Child, Howard Bargroff, Doug Sinclair - Sherlock (‘A Scandal In Belgravia’)

Visual Effects
BlueBolt - Great Expectations

Writer
Steven Moffat - Sherlock (‘A Scandal In Belgravia’)

Special Award
Aidan Farrell

BAFTA TV Craft Awards Nominees List

Ahead of tonight’s BAFTA TV Craft Awards here’s a full list of nominees. The winners will be announced tonight from 6.30pm at The Brewery in London

Breakthrough Talent
Tom Basden – Writer, Fresh Meat
Kwadjo Dajan – Co-producer, Appropriate Adult
Stefan Golaszewski – Writer, Him & Her
Clare Johns – Producer/director: Panorama: The Truth About Adoption

Costume Design
Charlotte Walter - Birdsong
Amy Roberts - Call the Midwife
Susannah Buxton – Downton Abbey
James Keast - The Mystery Of Edwin Drood

Digital Creativity
Margaret Robertson, Alex Fleetwood, A.L. Kennedy, Lottie Davies - Dreams Of Your Life
Steph Harris, Dan Jones, Sandra Gorel, Adam Gee - Live From The Clinic
Matt Jarvis, Chloe Moss, Richard Wilson, Daniel Twomey - Misfits
ITV Online/ITV Studios – This Morning

Director, Factual
David Clews - Educating Essex
Vanessa Berlowitz, Chadden Hunter, Kathryn Jeffs - Frozen Planet (‘To The Ends Of The Earth’)
Sacha Mirzoeff - Protecting Our Children
Charlie Russell - Terry Pratchett’s Choosing To Die

Director, Fiction
Julian Jarrold - Appropriate Adult
John Alexander - Exile
Hugo Blick - The Shadow Line
Yann Demange - Top Boy

Director, Multi-Camera
Richard Valentine - Dancing On Ice
Ben Kellett - Mrs Brown’s Boys
Claire Popplewell – The Royal Wedding (BBC One)
Phil Heyes – The X Factor Final

Editing, Factual
Ian Davies - Agony & Ecstasy: A Year With English National Ballet
Andy Netley, Dave Pearce, Nigel Buck - Frozen Planet (‘To The Ends Of The Earth’)
Sean Mackenzie - Japan’s Tsunami Caught on Camera
Brendan Reilly - Terry Pratchett’s Choosing To Die

Editing, Fiction
Kristina Hetherington - Birdsong
Luke Dunkley - The Crimson Petal and the White
Victoria Boydell - Great Expectations
Charlie Phillips – Sherlock  (‘A Scandal In Belgravia’)

Entertainment Craft Team
Paul Bussey, Nick Collier, Luke Halls, Annabel Raftery - The Cube
Simon Ainge, Zebedee Helm, Rachel Jury - Derren Brown: The Experiments (‘The Secret Of Luck’)
Konrad Begg, Phil Churchward, Ben Joiner, Iain May - Top Gear
Robert Edwards, Dave Davey, Matt Jeffreys, Julien Rigel - The X Factor

Make Up and Hair Design
Emma Scott - Birdsong
Jacqueline Fowler - The Crimson Petal and the White
Kirstin Chalmers - Great Expectations
Catherine Scoble - This Is England ’88

Original Music
John Lunn - Downton Abbey
George Fenton - Frozen Planet
Martin Phipps - Great Expectations
Brian Eno - Top Boy

Photography, Factual
Sean Bobbitt - Crack House
Michael W. Richards, Richard Cook, Christian Moullec - Earthflight (‘Europe’)
Camera Team - Frozen Planet (‘To The Ends Of The Earth’)
Leo Maguire - Gypsy Blood (True Stories)

Photography and Lighting, Fiction
Lol Crawley - The Crimson Petal and the White
Florian Hoffmeister - Great Expectations
Chris Seager – The Hour
Tat Radcliffe - Top Boy

Production Design
Pat Campbell - Appropriate Adult
Donal Woods, Judy Farr - Downton Abbey
Joel Collins, Daniel May - Black Mirror (’15 Million Merits’)
David Roger - Great Expectations

Sound, Factual
Daniel Jones, Sam Mathewson - The Choir: Military Wives
Tim Owens, Graham Wild, Kate Hopkins - Frozen Planet (‘To The Ends Of The Earth’)
Tom O’Pray, Paul Paragon - Rostropovich: The Genius of the Cello
Sound Team - The Royal Wedding (Service in Westminster Abbey) (BBC One)

Sound, Fiction
Sound Team - Birdsong
Richard Dyer, Paul Hamblin, Stefan Henrix, Matt Skelding - Great Expectations
Sound Team - The Hour
John Mooney, Jeremy Child, Howard Bargroff, Doug Sinclair - Sherlock (‘A Scandal In Belgravia’)

Visual Effects
The Mill – Doctor Who
BlueBolt - Great Expectations
Philip Dobree, Sophie Orde, Dan Upton - Inside the Human Body
Burrell Durrant Hifle - Wonders of the Universe

Writer
Neil McKay - Appropriate Adult
Abi Morgan - Birdsong
Jack Thorne - The Fades
Steven Moffat - Sherlock (‘A Scandal In Belgravia’)

Special Award
Aidan Farrell