2019 British Academy Scotland Awards

The 29th British Academy Scotland Awards were held on 3 November 2019 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Glasgow Central, honouring the best Scottish film and television productions of 2018.^[1] The nominations were announced by Edith Bowman on 25 September 2019.^[2]

2019 British Academy Scotland Awards
Date	3 November 2019
Site	DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Glasgow Central, Glasgow, Scotland
Hosted by	Edith Bowman
Television coverage
Network	Streaming webcast
← 2018 British Academy Scotland Awards 2020 →

Nominees

Best Feature Film	Best Director (Fiction)
Wild Rose Freedom Fields Only You	Jon S. Baird - Stan & Ollie Johnny Kenton - Endeavour Brian Welsh - Beats
Best Actor in Film	Best Actress in Film
Lorn Macdonald - Beats Jack Lowden - Mary Queen of Scots Peter Mullan - The Vanishing	Jessie Buckley - Wild Rose Shirley Henderson - Stan & Ollie Florence Pugh - Outlaw King
Best Entertainment	Best Features & Factual Series
Last Commanders The Dog Ate My Homework Hogmanay Live	Murder Case Getting Hitched: Asian Style Rogue To Wrestler
Best Actor in Television	Best Actress in Television
Alex Ferns - Chernobyl Ncuti Gatwa - Sex Education Richard Madden - Bodyguard	Kelly Macdonald - The Victim Morven Christie - The Bay Jenna Coleman - The Cry
Best Writer Film/Television	Best Television Scripted
Nicole Taylor - Wild Rose Jacquelin Perske - The Cry Kirstie Swain - Pure	The Cry - Claire Mundell, Glendyn Ivin, Jacquelin Perske, Brian Kaczynski Two Doors Down - Sasha Ransome, Catherine Gosling Fuller, Simon Carlyle, Gregor Sharpe The Victim - Production Team
Best Director (Factual)	Best Specialist Factual
Matt Pinder - Murder Case Greg Clark - Real Kashmir F.C. Louise Lockwood - imagine... Hockney, the Queen and the Royal Peculiar	Yes/No: Inside the Indyref - STV Productions/BBC Scotland Fashion's Dirty Secret - Hello Halo Productions & Oak Island Films/BBC One The Flu That Killed 50 Million - Production Team - BBC Studios PQP/BBC Two
Best Single Documentary	Best Short Film
Real Kashmir F.C. - Matchlight, Bodhi Media/BBC Scotland The Bank That Almost Broke Britain - STV Productions/BBC Two In Sight Of Home: The Iolaire - BBC Scotland/BBC Two Scotland	That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore - Hannah Currie, Beth Allen Jealous Alan - Martin Clark, James Heath Red Hill - Laura Carreira, Ramón Durman, Billy Mack
Best Animation	Best Game
Love, Death & Robots - Helping Hand 4:3 The Fabric Of You	Observation Bloons Adventure Time TD Socketeer

Outstanding Contribution to Television

The Creative Team Behind Still Game: Greg Hemphill, Ford Kiernan, Michael Hines.^[3]

Outstanding Contribution to Craft

Pat Rambaut^[3]

See also

• 72nd British Academy Film Awards
• 91st Academy Awards
• 25th Screen Actors Guild Awards