Bafta Scotland has announced the nominations for best talent in film, television and games over the past year.

The British Academy of Film and Television Arts in Scotland unveiled the nominees on Wednesday, including the news that three Outstanding Contribution awards will be handed out at the event.

Thriller Calibre leads the way with five nominations, followed by detective drama Shetland with three.

Christmas zombie musical Anna & the Apocalypse, Armando Iannucci's The Death of Stalin, documentary feature Nae Pasaran, comedy Two Doors Down, and factual programmes Violent Men: Behind Bars and Scotland 78: A Love Story all have received two nominations.

Edith Bowman will present the awards ceremony on Sunday, November 4 at the Radisson Blu in Glasgow.

She said: "The British Academy Scotland Awards is an exceptional event that champions the very best in creativity and production in Scotland and I am delighted to be returning to host this year.

"As an organisation BAFTA Scotland plays such an important role in the support and development of creative talent as well as providing a real platform for recognition."

Jude MacLaverty, director of BAFTA Scotland, added: "The wealth of creative talent in Scotland is demonstrated by this year's nominations.

"We are really excited by the quality of this year's shortlist and we look forward to welcoming everyone for another fantastic evening on 4 November."

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