Asa Bailey Elected to the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences
Executive Virtual Production Producer Supervisor, Asa Bailey, has officially accepted his nomination to join the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. As the first Executive VP Producer and Supervisor to be nominated into the International Academy, this distinction places Asa among an esteemed network of global leaders in the television and film industry, recognized for their innovation, artistry, and commitment to excellence.
Virtual Production Supervisor Asa Bailey, On-Set Silo Apple TV +
Based in North Wales working on productions worldwide, Bailey has consistently been at the forefront of filmmaking and real-time VFX. His career spans decades, with a portfolio that includes high-profile projects for major studios and groundbreaking advancements in virtual production. His nomination reflects his continued contributions to the evolution of international television and his pioneering use of cutting-edge technologies that redefine the boundaries of creative storytelling.
"I am deeply honored to be welcomed into such an influential organization," Bailey shared. "The International Academy represents the pinnacle of achievement in our field, and I am excited to collaborate with its distinguished members to shape the future of television worldwide."
Virtual Production Supervisor Asa Bailey On-Set BTS Silo Season II Apple TV+
The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences is renowned for its mission to recognize excellence in television produced outside of the United States through the annual International Emmy® Awards. Membership is by invitation only, granted to individuals who have demonstrated a profound impact on the global television industry.
Bailey’s Academy nomination marks another milestone in his 20 year career working in international film and TV production, reinforcing BAI-LEY’s reputation in the industry. This recognition underscores his commitment to advancing production methodologies and fostering innovation within the creative community.
