Entry Criteria
Main categories:
- must be intended for theatrical release.
- must be produced/predominantly co-produced by a British company or is in receipt of 51% of its budget from a British source/s.
- may be funded by a major studio (so long as studio funds do not exceed £10million)
Foreign Independent Films:
- must have a UK theatrical release during the eligibility period
Short Films:
- must have won an award at a recognised film festival.
Read more about this topic: British Independent Film Awards
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