Good Morning Lovelies, 

How are you all? Well I hope! I am off out today again, however this time it is not so luxurious, but before I love you and leave you all, I have some exciting news from the Cinema and Television Benevolent Fund charity lovelies! 

Working hard with 10 very talented people, the charity has announced the winners of the annual John Brabourne Awards (JBAs). This year’s winners include Toby Fell-Holden, who created a short film called ‘Balcony’, Katy Moore, the executive behind ‘Fly Film’ and cinematographer Nathalie Pitters. 

After spending a number of months working with those in the industry, the winners were chosen from 300 entrants and they now look set to take over the film world. 

Speaking about the winners, Barry Jenkins, President of the CTBF said: “We are thrilled to announce the latest awardees; a talented group already hard at work taking the next big strides in their careers following the receipt of their grants. Past recipients have gone on to create award-winning film and television, and we’re certain that the class of 2015/16 possess the potential to do the very same, as these awards – and their recipients - continue to honour the legacy of a man dedicated to championing and supporting the brightest new talent.”