The British Academy has officially postponed its TV awards and TV craft honors due to the ongoing coronavirus crisis. BAFTA made the announcement Tuesday, saying that both ceremonies would now be held later in the year, without giving specific dates.
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The British Academy is to live stream its game awards, and has tentative plans to go ahead with craft and TV awards in April and May, respectively.
The Academy revealed Thursday that concerns around the spread of coronavirus have prompted it to change the format of the awards, set to take place on April 2, “from a red carpet ceremony at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London to an online live stream, which will broadcast globally on the same day as scheduled (Thursday 2 April).”
“The health and
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