BAFTA Scotland Awards: full list of winners and nominees after last night's ceremony

Outlander's Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan at the 2019 British Academy Scotland Awards (Photo: BAFTA)

In attendance to honour the best in Scottish film, games and television from the past 12 months were Mark Bonnar (Guilt, Line of Duty), Outlander’s Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan, and Derry Girls’ Saoirse-Monica Jackson and Nicola Coughlan, who were all on hand to give out the prestigious awards.

The big winner on the night was Wild Rose, the film about a Scottish woman’s quest to become a country music star while grappling with the responsibilities of being recently released from prison and the mother of two young children.

Star Jessie Buckley took home the Best Actress award, while the film also won in the Feature Film and Writer Film/Television categories.

Other winners included Alex Ferns, who walked away with the Actor Television award for his role in the critically acclaimed Chernobyl, and Kelly Macdonald, whose work in The Victim saw her scoop the Actress Television gong.

Jon S. Baird took home the Director - Fiction award for Laurel and Hardy biopic Stan & Ollie.

Adventure-puzzle game Observation - set aboard a space station with a crew that has mysteriously disappeared - was deemed the best game to come from Scotland in the last year.

In the special ‘Outstanding Contribution’ categories, script supervisor Pat Rambaut was honoured for Craft, while the creative team behind Still Game were awarded for their contribution to Scottish television.

Here are the winners and nominees in full, with winners listed in bold:

Actor FilmJACK LOWDEN - Mary Queen of ScotsLORN MACDONALD - BeatsPETER MULLAN -The Vanishing

Actor TelevisionALEX FERNS - ChernobylNCUTI GATWA - Sex EducationRICHARD MADDEN - Bodyguard

Actress FilmJESSIE BUCKLEY - Wild RoseSHIRLEY HENDERSON - Stan & OllieFLORENCE PUGH - Outlaw King

Actress TelevisionMORVEN CHRISTIE - The BayJENNA COLEMAN - The CryKELLY MACDONALD - The Victim

Animation4:3 - Ross Hogg, Robbie GunnTHE FABRIC OF YOU - Josephine Lohoar Self, Calum Hart, Reetta Tihinen LOVE DEATH & ROBOTS - HELPING HAND - Jon Yeo, Caleb Bouchard

Current AffairsDISCLOSURE: CAN CANNABIS SAVE MY CHILD? - BBC Scotland/BBC One ScotlandDISCLOSURE: SUFFER THE CHILDREN - BBC Scotland/BBC One ScotlandDISCLOSURE: WHO KILLED EMMA? - BBC Scotland/BBC One Scotland

Director - FactualGREG CLARK - Real Kashmir F.C.LOUISE LOCKWOOD - imagine... Hockney, the Queen and the Royal PeculiarMATT PINDER - Murder Case

Director - FictionJON S. BAIRD - Stan & OllieJOHNNY KENTON - EndeavourBRIAN WELSH - Beats

EntertainmentTHE DOG ATE MY HOMEWORK - BBC Children’s/CBBCHOGMANAY LIVE - BBC Scotland/BBC One ScotlandLAST COMMANDERS - OMG Scotland/CBBC

Feature FilmFREEDOM FIELDS - Naziha Arebi, Flore Cosquer ONLY YOU - Production TeamWILD ROSE - Tom Harper, Nicole Taylor, Faye Ward

Features & Factual SeriesGETTING HITCHED: ASIAN STYLE - Firecracker Scotland/BBC One ScotlandMURDER CASE - Firecrest Films/BBCROGUE TO WRESTLER - Firecracker Scotland/BBC One Scotland

GameBLOONS ADVENTURE TIME TD - Ninja KiwiOBSERVATION - No CodeSOCKETEER - Ice BEAM

Short FilmJEALOUS ALAN - Martin Clark, James HeathRED HILL - Laura Carreira, Ramón Durman, Billy MackTHAT JOKE ISN'T FUNNY ANYMORE - Hannah Currie, Beth Allan

Single DocumentaryTHE BANK THAT ALMOST BROKE BRITAIN - STV Productions/BBC TwoIN SIGHT OF HOME - THE IOLAIRE - BBC Scotland/BBC Two ScotlandREAL KASHMIR F.C. - Matchlight, Bodhi Media/BBC Scotland

Specialist FactualFASHION'S DIRTY SECRETS - Hello Halo Productions & Oak Island Films/BBC OneTHE FLU THAT KILLED 50 MILLION - BBC Studios PQP/BBC TwoYES/NO: INSIDE THE INDYREF - STV Productions/BBC Scotland

Television ScriptedTHE CRY - Synchronicity Films/BBC OneTWO DOORS DOWN - BBC Studios Scotland/BBC TwoTHE VICTIM - STV Productions/BBC One

Writer Film/TelevisionJACQUELIN PERSKE - The CryKIRSTIE SWAIN - PureNICOLE TAYLOR - Wild Rose

Outstanding Contribution to CraftPAT RAMBAUTOutstanding Contribution to TelevisionTHE CREATIVE TEAM BEHIND STILL GAME: GREG HEMPHILL, FORD KIERNAN, MICHAEL HINES