The nominees and guest presenters who will be attending the BAFTA Scotland Awards on Sunday 17 November at DoubleTree by Hilton Glasgow Central.

The winners of the BAFTA Scotland Awards will be revealed at a star-studded ceremony in Glasgow on Sunday 17 November, hosted by Edith Bowman and livestreamed on BAFTA’s Youtube. An edited highlights programme will also broadcast on BBC Scotland and BBC iPlayer on Wednesday 20 November.

The top nominated films and programmes are:

Dinosaur receives four nominations
Out of Darkness receives three nominations
Baby Reindeer, Girl, Is There Anybody Out There? and Two Doors Down each receive two nominations

The performance categories feature first-time BAFTA Scotland nominees Safia Oakley-Green and Kit Young for Out of Darkness, Stephen McMillan for The Lesson, Khalid Abdalla for The Crown, Daniel Portman for Loch Henry (Black Mirror), Doon Mackichan for Two Doors Down and Nicola Walker for Annika.

Richard Gadd and Ashley Storrie are first-time dual BAFTA nominees. Both are nominated for their performances and writing for Baby Reindeer and Dinosaur respectively.

Nominations for the 15 competitive categories were determined through a combination of membership voting and dedicated juries comprised of industry professionals with relevant craft expertise.

Confirmed to present at the Awards in Glasgow are: Abby Cook (Blue Peter), Andrew Cotter (BBC Sport), Banjo Beale (Designing the Hebrides, Scotland’s Home of the Year), Chris Fulton (Bridgerton, The Lazarus Project) Danni Menzies (A Place in the Sun), David Carlyle (Dinosaur, It’s A Sin)

Dougray Scott (Crime, Vigil), Eilidh Barbour (Match of the Day, BBC Sport), Freya Mavor (Industry, Sunshine on Leith), Harriet Slater (Pennyworth, Outlander: Blood of my Blood), Hiftu Quasem (Ten Percent, Something in the Water), Jamie Roy (Outlander: Blood of my Blood), JJ Chalmers (The Travelling Auctioneers, Money For Nothing), Kirsty Wark (Newsnight), Lawrence Robb (Emmerdale)

Lois Chimimba (Nightsleeper, Still Up), Lucy Halliday (Blue Jean), Mirren Mack (The Doll Factory, The Nest), Noof Ousellam (Andor, Rebus), Ruaridh Mollica (The Franchise, Too Rough), Dr. Punam Krishan (Strictly Come Dancing, Morning Live), Sharon Small (Nightsleeper), Shereen Cutkelvin (TRNSMT 2024, Saturday Mash-Up), Sophie Kennedy Clark (The Cry, Philomena), Synnove Karlsen (Bodies, Last Night in Soho) and Tommy Flanagan (The Perfect Couple, Sons of Anarchy).

Nominees confirmed to attend are: Adura Onashile (Girl), Ashley Storrie (Dinosaur), Daniel Portman (Loch Henry: Black Mirror), Doon Mackichan (Two Doors Down), Hope Dickson Leach (The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde), Khalid Abdalla (The Crown), Kit Young (Out of Darkness)

Matilda Curtis (Dinosaur), Niamh McKeown (Dinosaur), Nicola Walker (Annika), Nicole Taylor (One Day), Richard Gadd (Baby Reindeer), Safia Oakley-Green (Out of Darkness), Saul Metzstein (Slow Horses), Shirley Henderson (The Truth About Jessica).

Outstanding Contribution recipients, Broadcaster Hazel Irvine and Casting Director Des Hamilton will also be in attendance to accept their honours, as well as Lynda Myles, who received the BAFTA Scotland Award for Outstanding Contribution to Film at a special event earlier this year.

Edith Bowman will host the BAFTA Scotland Awards at DoubleTree by Hilton Glasgow Central on Sunday 17 November alongside red carpet and backstage host Sanjeev Kohli.

The ceremony will be available to watch live at 5.30pm on BAFTA’s YouTube channel youtube.com/bafta, followed by a highlights programme on BBC Scotland on Wednesday 20 November at 10:30pm.

Jude MacLaverty, Director of BAFTA Scotland, said: “We are absolutely delighted to have such a fantastic list of guests joining us at this year’s BAFTA Scotland Awards, representing the very best creative talent from across Scotland. We look forward to recognising the outstanding achievements of all our nominees.”

Edith Bowman, BAFTA Scotland Awards host, said: “It’s an absolute joy to be back hosting the BAFTA Scotland Awards. My favourite night of the year. Year after year, I am blown away by the creativity and talent on show and I can’t wait to celebrate them all on Sunday 17 November”.