Gadd and Storrie lead hopefuls at Scottish Baftas

Gadd and Storrie lead hopefuls at Scottish Baftas Scotland's film and television industry is small and tightknit, so the BAFTA Scotland awards always feels a bit like a family wedding.

Everyone knows each other, and everyone is dressed up to the nines.

No bride or groom, but all eyes will be on two first-time nominees Ashley Storrie and Richard Gadd at tonight's ceremony.

Ashley Storrie, whose TV show Dinosaur is up for four awards, used her own experience of autism to inform the role of Nina, a Glasgow palaeontologist whose life is turned upside down when her sister announces a surprise engagement.

It will be a bitter sweet occasion for Ashley – whose mum, comedian Janey Godley, died just two weeks ago.

She first attended the awards with her mum when she was only 15, and they've attended together most years since.

Janey's funeral, and "final tour" will take place next weekend.

The ceremony, in Glasgow, is also the first time Richard Gadd has been at a public event on home turf since his show Baby Reindeer won six Emmys and sparked a multimillion pound lawsuit.

Fiona Harvey has identified herself as the stalker played by Jessica Gunning in the show which began at the Edinburgh Fringe, and went on to become one of the most popular shows ever made by Netflix.

She disputes Gadd's version of events which are described as "a true story" and an American judge recently ruled that her defamation case can go ahead.

Both Gadd and Storrie have a chance of another award on the night – the nation's favourite Scot which is voted for by the public.

They're among six people in the running including two Dr Whos, David Tennant and Ncuti Gatwa, Jack Lowden of Slow Horses and Abby Cook of Blue Peter.

The other fixture is the Outstanding Contribution to Broadcasting which will this year be awarded to sports reporter and presenter Hazel Irvine.

Irvine, who began her career with STV's Scotsport in 1987, has been a trailblazer for women in sports journalism for more than 30 years including 18 winter and summer Olympics as well as four world cup finals, Wimbledon and the London Marathon.

The full list of Bafta Scotland nominations:

ACTOR FILM

LORN MACDONALD The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde STEPHEN MCMILLAN The Lesson KIT YOUNG Out of Darkness ACTRESS FILM

SHIRLEY HENDERSON The Trouble with Jessica SAFIA OAKLEY-GREEN Out of Darkness TILDA SWINTON The Eternal Daughter ACTOR TELEVISION

KHALID ABDALLA The Crown RICHARD GADD Baby Reindeer DANIEL PORTMAN Loch Henry (Black Mirror) DAVID TENNANT There She Goes ACTRESS TELEVISION

DOON MACKICHAN Two Doors Down ELAINE C. SMITH Two Doors Down ASHLEY STORRIE Dinosaur NICOLA WALKER Annika DIRECTOR FACTUAL

ELLA GLENDINING Is There Anybody Out There? KEVIN MACDONALD High & Low - John Galliano MATT PINDER Murder Trial: The Disappearance of Renee and Andrew MacRae DIRECTOR FICTION

HOPE DICKSON LEACH The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde NIAMH MCKEOWN Dinosaur SAUL METZSTEIN Slow Horses ADURA ONASHILE Girl

BURNS NIGHT 2024 FACTUAL SERIES

ICONS OF FOOTBALL FEATURE FILM

OUT OF DARKNESS

NEWS & CURRENT AFFAIRS

(DISPATCHES) SHORT FILM & ANIMATION

YOU LAND SINGLE DOCUMENTARY

STRIKE! TELEVISION SCRIPTED

WRITER FILM/TELEVISION

RICHARD GADD Baby Reindeer NICOLE TAYLOR One Day