Zam Salim's debut feature Up There was the top winner, taking both of its nominations for Best Feature Film and Best Director. Developed from his own short film, the dark comedy is about two people in the afterlife on a bureaucratic assignment but misplace a soul that they must then find.
The Angels’ Share by Ken Loach also won two awards from its leading four nominations. Paul Laverty won for Best Writer, while Paul Brannigan won Best Actor/Actress beating out his co-star Siobhan Reilly.
Special Awards for Scottish filmmakers for work made outside Scotland were presented to Producer Chris Young, Director Callum Macrae and Director Paul Mcguigan. Other Special Awards went to Trisha Biggar, Stuart Cosgrove and Billy Connolly.
Nominations for the British Academy Scotland Awards 2012
Complete list of winners for the British Academy Scotland Awards 2012
Actor/Actress - Film
Paul Brannigan, The Angels’ Share
Actor/Actress - Television
Gregor Fisher, Rab C Nesbitt
Animation
The Making Of Longbird
Comedy Entertainment Programme
Mrs Brown's Boys
Current Affairs
Rangers – The Men Who Sold the Jerseys
Director
Zam Salim, Up There
Factual Series
Afghanistan: The Great Game, A Personal View by Rory Stewart
Features/ Factual Entertainment
Antiques Road Trip
Feature Film
Up There; Directed by Zam Salim ; Produced by Annalise Davis
Game
Bad Hotel
Single Documentary
After Life: The Strange Science of Decay
Writer
Paul Laverty, The Angels’ Share
Special Achievement Awards for 2012
Chris Young (Producer) – The Inbetweeners Movie
Callum Macrae (Director) – Sri Lanka's Killing Fields
Paul Mcguigan (Director) – Sherlock
Outstanding Contribution to Craft (In Memory of Robert McCann)
Trisha Biggar
Outstanding Contribution to Broadcasting
Stuart Cosgrove
Outstanding Contribution to Television and Film Award
Billy Connolly
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