2014 British Academy Scotland New Talent Awards

2014 British Academy Scotland New Talent Awards
Date 25 March 2014
Site The Arches (Glasgow)
Scotland
Hosted by Muriel Gray
Television coverage
Network Streaming webcast

The 2014 British Academy Scotland New Talent Awards were held on 25 March 2014 at The Arches (Glasgow). Presented by BAFTA Scotland, the accolades honour the best upcoming talent in the field of film and television in Scotland.[1] The Nominees were announced on 7 March 2014.[2][3] The ceremony was hosted by Muriel Gray.

Winners and nominees

Winners are listed first and highlighted in boldface.

Best Fiction Film Best Acting Performance

The Groundsman

  • Joyride
  • A Practical Guide To A Spectacular Suicide

Julie Speers – Wyld as Julie

  • Jasmine Main – Bear With Me as Angel
  • Graeme McGeagh – A Practical Guide to a Spectacular Suicide
Best Writer Best Comedy/Entertainment Programme

Michael Crumley – Hannah

  • Jonny Blair – The Groundsman
  • Gabriel Robertson – Bucket

Fistpunch – Ruth Gallacher, Ally Lockhart

  • The Arsehole Gene – Eric Romero
  • Dolly's House – Marie-Cecile Murphy, Christopher Sneddon
Best Director of Photography Best Editor

Ansgar Hoeckh – Judas Goat

  • Laura Wadha - Hester

Conor Meechan – The Groundsman[4]

  • Sanja Marjanovic – BFF
  • Jenny Crook – Situation Normal All Fucked Up
Best Factual Best Original Music

Finding Family – Carol Cooke, Chris Leslie, Garret Tankosic Kelly, Oggi Tomic

  • Radio Silence – Duncan Cowles, Scott Willis
  • Red Dust – Ilona Kacieja

Jessica Jones – Hannah

  • Alec Cheer, Drew Wright – Sarah's Room
  • Tim Courtney – Sunsets & Silhouettes
Best Sound Design Best Production Design

Paul Kowalik – Out Of The Ash

  • Cliff Rossiter – Loyal
  • Will Cory – Sarah's Room

Ailsa Williams – Hello From Earth

  • Sharon Kaye – Loyal
  • 'Eve Murray – Black Night Broken, White Morning Woken
Best Game Best Animation

Lub Vs Dub – Futuro

  • Attack of the Ghastly Grey Matter – Milksteak and the Jellybeans
  • 9.03M – Space Budgie

Spectators – Ross Hogg

  • In Sight – Alexandru Nechifor
  • The House With No Doors – Oana Nechifor

Special Award for New Work

See also

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