BAFTA SCOTLAND NEW TALENT NOMINATIONS

THE BRITISH Academy of Film & Television Arts in Scotland (BAFTA Scotland) will hold their third biennial New Talent Awards on Sunday November 26 2000.
The final nominees were selected from an unprecedented number of entries. Over 80 jurors and 15 separate jury panels of film and television professionals chose the finalists in a competition which proved to be an extremely close run in all of the categories. Nominations include:

Best Documentary:
’Body and Soul’ - directed/produced by Kara Johnston
’I Am Boy’ - directed by Mandy McIntosh, produced by Jason E Bowman
’Sub 18’ - directed by ISO, produced by Blackwatch

Best Short Film:
’Rice Paper Stars’ - directed/written by Andy Goddard, produced by Becky Lloyd
’Station’ - directed by Jackie Oudney, produced by Jackie Oudney, Helen Cooper, Vivienne Guinness, written by Helen Cooper
’What do Busy People Do All Day?’ - directed by Martin Morrison, produced by ‘Becky Lloyd’, written by Mark Jenkins/Martin Morrison

Best TV Production:
’Coming Soon’ (Episode 1) - directed/written by Annie Griffin, produced by Anna Campeau
’I Saw You’ - directed by Ewan Morrison, produced by David Muir, written by John Dingwall/Ewan Morrison
’Kings of the Wild Frontier’ - directed by Andy Goddard, produced by Gaynor Holmes, written by Andy Goddard/Ian Rankin

Best Producer:
Karen M. Smyth for ‘One Life Stand’
Robbie Allen for ‘Tinsel Town’
Gary Chippington for ‘Velvet Cabaret’

Best Director (Film):
Steven Morrison for ‘Frog’
May Miles Thomas for ‘One Life Stand’
Dalziel & Scullion for ‘Pressure of Spring’
Jackie Oudney for ‘Station’

Best Director (Television):
Andy Goddard for ‘Kings of the Wild Frontier’
Ewan Morrison for ‘I Saw You’
Caroline Paterson for ‘Tinsel Town’ (Episode 5)