British Academy Scotland Awards Winners in 2012

18 November 12

The official list of nominees and winners for the 2012 British Academy Scotland Awards which took place on Sunday 18 November.

Outstanding Contribution to
Television and Film Award
Actor/Actress - Film
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Actor/Actress - Television
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Animation
Comedy Entertainment Programme
Current Affairs
Director
Factual Series

Features/ Factual Entertainment
Feature Film
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Game
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Single Documentary
Writer
Awards For Special Achievement in 2012
Outstanding Contribution To Broadcasting
Outstanding Contribution For Craft

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Outstanding Contribution to Television and Film Award

Billy Connolly

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Actor/Actress - Film
Winner: PAUL BRANNIGAN The Angels’ Share Sixteen Films & Entertainment One
JAMES COSMO Citadel Blinder Films & Sigma Films
SIOBHAN REILLY The Angels’ Share Sixteen Films & Entertainment One

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Actor/Actress - Television
Winner: GREGOR FISHER Rab C Nesbitt Directed and Produced by Colin Gilbert Comedy Unit for BBC Scotland
IAIN DE CAESTECKER Young James Herriot Directed by Michael Keillor Produced by Alan J. Wands Shed Media for BBC Scotland
ELAINE C SMITH Rab C Nesbitt Directed and Produced by Colin Gilbert Comedy Unit for BBC Scotland

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Animation

Winner: THE MAKING OF LONGBIRD
Directed by Will Anderson
Produced by Donald Holwill
Edinburgh College of Art (eca)

ALL THAT GLISTERS
Directed and Produced by Claire Lamond
Edinburgh College of Art (eca)

I AM TOM MOODY
Directed by Ainslie Henderson
Edinburgh College of Art (eca)

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Comedy Entertainment Programme

Winner: MRS BROWN’S BOYS
Directed by Ben Kellett
Produced by Stephen McCrum
BBC Scotland in association with BocPix

KEVIN BRIDGES: WHAT’S THE STORY?
Directed by Chris Cottam
Produced by Graeme Hart
Open Mike Scotland for BBC

SWEET DREAMS – SGEULACHD PATSY CLINE
Directed by Morag Fullarton & Steven Mochrie
Produced by Patsi MacKenzie
Sorbier Productions for BBC ALBA

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Current Affairs

Winner: RANGERS – THE MEN WHO SOLD THE JERSEYS
Directed and Produced by Murdoch Rodgers
BBC Scotland

EÒRPA
Directed by Cailean MacLeoid
Produced by Hedda NicLeod
BBC Alba

TRAVELLERS
Directed by Peter Wolsey
Produced by Terry Wolsey
Eyeline Media for BBC Scotland

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Director

Winner: ZAM SALIM
Up There
Wilder Films, BBC Films & Eyeline Entertainment

MARK COUSINS
What is This Film Called Love?
4Way Pictures Scotland

MICHAEL KEILLOR
Young James Herriot
Shed Media for BBC Scotland

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Factual Series

Winner: AFGHANISTAN: THE GREAT GAME, A PERSONAL VIEW BY RORY STEWART
Directed by Iain Scollay and Olly Lambert
Produced by Iain Scollay and Ross Wilson
Matchlight for BBC Scotland

THE LAST EXPLORERS: LIVINGSTONE
Directed and Produced by Phil Cairney
BBC Scotland

THE STORY OF FILM: AN ODYSSEY
Directed by Mark Cousins
Produced by John Archer
Hopscotch Films for MORE4

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Features/ Factual Entertainment

Winner: ANTIQUES ROAD TRIP
Directed and Produced by Duncan Barnes & Oli Sloane
Executive Producer, Wendy Rattray; Series Producer, Paul Tucker
STV Productions for BBC

BANK OF DAVE
Directed and Produced by Ian Lilley
Finestripe Productions for Channel 4

ROBSON’S EXTREME FISHING CHALLENGE
Directed by Alistair Smith
Produced by Gerard Costello
IWC Media for Channel 5

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Feature Film
Winner: UP THERE Directed by Zam Salim Produced by Annalise Davis Wilder Films, BBC Films & Eyeline Entertainment
THE ANGELS’ SHARE Directed by Ken Loach Produced by Rebecca O’Brien Sixteen Films & Entertainment One
CITADEL Directed by Ciaran Foy Produced by Brian Coffey & Katie Holly Blinder Films & Sigma Films