The information was recently announced by the organisation which stated that those who "do not demonstrate inclusivity in their production practices will no longer be eligible for the Outstanding British Film or Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director, or Producer awards at the annual BAFTAs".

According to Slate News, eligible projects must fall under any of the following parameters:

"On-screen characters and themes, senior roles and crew, industry training and career progression, and audience access and appeal to underrepresented audiences."

This is not the first time the academy has made efforts to improve equal representation within the films industry.

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Many will agree with the strict rule recently introduced following the backlash that followed the 2016 Oscars which brought up the #OscarsSoWhite campaign.

It has been received that most films being produced does not have a good representation of black actors in the various award categories.