THE prizes were distributed pretty evenly around various Scots colleges last night, at an awards ceremony celebrating, among other things, television, radio and digital projects completed by students.
The climax of a two-day festival in Glasgow, the awards were hosted by Creative Loop, which describes its role as “bridging the gap between Scotland’s creative media industry and education”.
The winners’ list reads, as follows:
FILM AND TELEVISION
BEST FICTION
THE TAXIDERMIST
Director/writer: Charlotte Carden
Producer: Andrew Lanni
Institution: Royal Conservatoire of Scotland
BEST FACTUAL
BEING GINGER
Written, directed and produced by Scott P Harris
Institution: Edinburgh College of Art
BEST MUSIC VIDEO
CONDITIONS
Written, directed and produced by Kyle wilson/ Michal Zagorski
Institution: Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design: University of Dundee
RADIO
BEST AUDIO PROGRAMME
BREAKING THE BUSINESS
Ross Buchanan
Institution: Aberdeen College
BEST STUDENT MUSIC BROADCASTER
THE SCOTTISH NEW MUSIC SHOW
Amanda Aitken
Institution: Aberdeen College
BEST STUDENT SPEECH BROADCASTER
THE BRITISH DREAM
Ghada Osh
Institution: Aberdeen College
DIGITAL MEDIA
BEST ANIMATION
IT
Lucy McCutcheon
Institution: Reid Kerr College
BEST USE OF INTERACTIVE MEDIA/APPS/COMPUTER GAMES
FADING COMMUNITY
Pawel Grzyb
Institution: Duncan of Jordonstone College of Art & Design: University of Dundee
BEST APPLICATION: USE OF GRAPHIC DESIGN/ILLUSTRATION
AIDA
Holly Martin
Institution: University of Abertay
OTHER SPECIAL CATEGORIES DECIDED AT THE FESTIVAL
BEST EDIT COMPETITION
Dean Sinclair – City of Glasgow College
BEST TV PITCH
James Archibald – Cardonald College – ‘Brought up to believe’
(Commended: Robert Macrae of Cardonald College – ‘Alberts way’)
BEST RADIO AND ONLINE PITCH
Joint winner: Andrea McKinnon – Adam Smith College – ‘Cooking with kids’
Joint winner: Matthew Mclean – Adam Smith College – ‘Aftermath’
