SEX Education star Ncuti Gatwar and actress Glenda Jackson were among those to be honoured at a special socially-distanced Bafta Scotland night.
The ceremony, which included two outstanding contribution awards and a new audience award, was presented digitally last night.
Host Edith Bowman (below) led a socially distanced, closed-studio show alongside actor and comedian Sanjeev Kohli and other guest presenters.
Gatwar picked up the best actor gong for his role as Eric in the hit Netflix TV show, while Jackson was honoured as best actress for her role as Maud in Elizabeth Is Missing.
He said: “Thank you so much for this award – it means the world to me to receive this award and be recognised in Scotland, my body home.
“It means the world to play Eric and be part of of a show that’s so empowering and inclusive.”
Jackson’s character is an elderly woman living with dementia who struggles to piece together a double mystery.
She said she was interested in the role as conditions such as Alzheimer’s was something she had been “banging on about for quite some time”.
The actress said: “Let’s hope these particular illnesses are going to go higher up the political stepladder so we can tackle it in a comprehensive and national way.”
Meanwhile, Outlander picked up the inaugural audience award while Guilt received the best TV scripted gong, a series which director Robert KcKillop was also honoured for.
Sanjeev Kohli at the Bafta Scotland awards
Other awards went to Astronauts for gaming, Being Gail Porter for best documentary, Greg Davies: Looking For Kes in the specialist factual category, as well as A Country Life For Half The Price in features.
Betty was honoured in the short film and animation category, Scots Squad: The Chief’s Election Interviews won best entertainment and the War Next Door: Scotland and the Troubles received a gong for news and current affairs.
The best factual director award went to Matt Pinder for his work in Murder Trial: The Disappearance of Margaret Fleming, which also picked up best factual series, while the best fiction director gong went to Robert McKillop.
Paul Laverty was awarded in the writer category award for Sorry We Missed You, while entertainer Stanley Baxter received the Outstanding Contribution to Film & Television gong and Phyllis Ironside was honoured for Outstanding Contribution to Craft.
The full list of winners is below:
ACTOR TELEVISION
MARK BONNAR Guilt
**NCUTI GATWA Sex Education
JAMIE SIVES Guilt
ACTRESS TELEVISION
LOIS CHIMIMBA Group
**GLENDA JACKSON Elizabeth is Missing
MIRREN MACK The Nest
DIRECTOR – FACTUAL
STEWART KYASIMIRE - Black and Scottish
JOHN MACLAVERTY - The Battle of Skye Bridge
**MATT PINDER - Murder Trial: The Disappearance of Margaret Fleming
DIRECTOR - FICTION
**ROBERT MCKILLOP Guilt
LYNSEY MILLER Deadwater Fell
AISLING WALSH Elizabeth is Missing
ENTERTAINMENT
**SCOT SQUAD: THE CHIEF’S ELECTION INTERVIEWS Jack Docherty, Joe Hullait, Iain Davidson, Marie McDonald - The Comedy Unit/BBC Scotland
SELLING SCOTLAND Jack Docherty, Mark Downie, Liam McArdle, Julyan Sinclair - IWC Media/BBC Scotland
TEST DRIVE Derek McLean, Daniel Nettleton, Lynsey Wylie, Katy Smith – Bandicoot Scotland/BBC Scotland
FACTUAL SERIES
DARREN MCGARVEY'S SCOTLAND Harry Bell, Stephen Bennett, Darren McGarvey, Ceara East - Tern/BBC Scotland
FRANKIE BOYLE'S TOUR OF SCOTLAND Mick McAvoy, Nicky Waltham, Graeme Hart, Frankie Boyle - Two Rivers Media/BBC Two
**MURDER TRIAL: THE DISAPPEARANCE OF MARGARET FLEMING Matt Pinder, Audrey McColligan, Iain Scollay, Lorraine McKechnie – Firecrest Films/BBC Scotland
FEATURES
**A COUNTRY LIFE FOR HALF THE PRICE Kate Humble, Andrew Jackson, Louise Scrivens, Iain Robson – Raise the Roof Productions/Channel 5
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION Production Team - IWC Media/Channel 4
SCOTLAND'S HOME OF THE YEAR Production Team – IWC Media/BBC Scotland
GAME
**AUTONAUTS Aaron Puzey, Gary Penn - Denki
CLOUDPUNK Marko Dieckmann, Thomas Welsh, Rebecca Roe, Roman Agapov - Ion Lands
DEAD END JOB Production Team - Ant Workshop
NEWS & CURRENT AFFAIRS
THE NINE Production Team - BBC Scotland
SCOTLAND'S LOCKDOWN (DISCLOSURE) Production Team - BBC Scotland/BBC One Scotland
**THE WAR NEXT DOOR: SCOTLAND AND THE TROUBLES Brendan Hughes, Harry Bell, Morag Tinto, Andrew Chambers – Tern/BBC Scotland
SHORT FILM & ANIMATION
**BETTY Will Anderson - Wanderson Studio
THE LAST TRAIN Ross Hogg, Sean Mulvenna – LUX Scotland/BBC
THE MOTORIST Ciaran Lyons, Beth Allan, David Liddell, Chris Lyons - Forest of Black
SINGLE DOCUMENTARY
THE BATTLE OF SKYE BRIDGE Harry Bell, John MacLaverty, Noel Nelis, Cara Maclean – Tern/BBC Scotland
**BEING GAIL PORTER Harry Bell, Anne-Claire Pilley – Tern/BBC Scotland DOOMAN Darren Hercher, David Arthur, Karen Emsley – CTVC/BBC Scotland
SPECIALIST FACTUAL
CLIMATEGATE: SCIENCE OF A SCANDAL Ross Harper, Steve O’Hagan, Dave Clark - Red Sky Productions/BBC Four
**GREG DAVIES: LOOKING FOR KES Jenny Dames, Richard Bright, David Arthur, Tim Niel – BBC Studios/BBC Four
MISS WORLD 1970: BEAUTY QUEENS AND BEDLAM Hannah Berryman, Lizzie Webster, Patrick Smith, Richard Bright - BBC Studios/BBC Two
TELEVISION SCRIPTED
DEADWATER FELL Production Team – Kudos/Channel 4
ELIZABETH IS MISSING Andrea Gibb, Aisling Walsh, Sarah Brown, Chrissy Skinns – STV Productions/BBC One
**GUILT Production Team - Expectation/Happy Tramp North/BBC Scotland
WRITER FILM/TELEVISION supported by Screen Scotland
ANDREA GIBB Elizabeth is Missing
NEIL FORSYTH Guilt
**PAUL LAVERTY Sorry We Missed You
AUDIENCE AWARD in partnership with Screen Scotland
BLACK & SCOTTISH
GUILT
MURDER TRIAL: THE DISAPPEARANCE OF MARGARET FLEMING
THE NEST
**OUTLANDER
RIVER CITY
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