BAFTA

Design work for BAFTA, collected from the studios behind it.

Design cases: 2
Studios: 2
Latest work added: Jul 2026

Brand Identity 1
Campaign 1

Design cases by studio

Kiln (1)

Procedural Identity System for BAFTA Awards 2026
Studio Kiln collaborated with BAFTA to develop a procedurally generated identity system that visualises the energy of creativity across its four major award ceremonies. The dynamic design uses flowing particle simulations, a refined colour palette, and the Season and Season Sans typefaces to unify BAFTA’s visual language while maintaining flexibility for each event.
Procedural, Expressive, Evolving, Angular

AKQA (1)

Campaign Identity for the BAFTA Awards 2017
AKQA developed 'Be Part of the Story', a year-long campaign celebrating the unseen craft behind film, television, and games for BAFTA’s 70th anniversary. The initiative unified BAFTA’s award ceremonies under a single creative vision, highlighting emerging illustrators and inspiring future talent in the moving image industries.
Hand-drawn Illustration, Television

Designers behind the work

Designers and creative leads credited on BAFTA projects in press coverage.

Charlie Hockingat Studio Kiln9

George Wuat Mother Design8

Nathan Smithat Studio Kiln8

Danny Millerat High Tide6

Katy Hundertmarkat Foam Magazine3

Cecilia Serafiniat Mother Design2

Hamid Sallaliat Foam Magazine2

News & interviews

Koto rebrands Franki with vibrant identity centered on time and discovery

Creative Boom · Jul 14, 2026

London-based Studio Kiln created a unified visual identity for BAFTA's Film, Television, Games, and Television Craft awards. Built in Cavalry, its physics-based particle system generates motion, digital, and print artwork, while bespoke faceted forms and colour palettes give each ceremony an individual character. Kiln also supplied guidelines and curated artwork suites so BAFTA can continue adapting the identity in-house.

Studio Kiln BAFTAbranding

"Human After All Reveals Secrets to People-First Creative Agency Success"

The Brand Identity · Jun 6, 2025 · Interview

The Brand Identity interviews Human After All’s co-founders Danny Miller, Ailsa Caine, and Rob Longworth about their people-first creative philosophy, editorial roots, and evolving practice. The discussion covers their work with major clients like Google, Meta, and Greenpeace, their upcoming Gen Z research report, and their commitment to mentoring and supporting young creatives. The studio emphasizes communication, collaboration, and curiosity as the foundation of their long-term success.

Human After AllThe Church of London DesignBAFTAWorld Economic Forumbranding

Poppy Thaxter