The winners of this year’s BAFTA Scotland Awards have been announced at a special ceremony in Glasgow hosted by Edith Bowman.

Andrew Cumming's horror film Out Of Darkness picked up three awards, for Feature Film, Actress Film (Safia Oakley-Green) and Actor Film (Kit Young); playwright Stef Smith's romantic micro-drama Float won the award for Television Scripted; and Ashley Storrie won two awards for TV series Dinosaur, in which she plays a young autistic woman: the Audience Award, and Writer Film/Television together with co-creator Matilda Curtis. Accepting the latter, Storrie ended her speech with an emotional tribute to her late mum, Janey Godley.

David Tennant capped a busy year with with an award for Actor Television for Shaun Pye's comedy drama There She Goes; and Doon Mackichan won Actress Television for her return to long-running comedy series Two Doors Down.

For his work on TV sensation Slow Horses, Saul Metzstein won Director Fiction; and documentarian Kevin Macdonald won Director Factual for High & Low – John Galliano, a film about the controversial fashion designer.

Other winners on the night were The Agency: Unfiltered which picked up the award for Entertainment; Extraordinary Escapes With Sandi Toksvig (Features); Blackwool (Short Film & Animation); Not Your Average Family (Factual Series); Liar: The Fake Grooming Scandal (Single Documentary); Catching A Killer: The Murder Of Emma Caldwell (News and Current Affairs);  Lynda Myles (Outstanding Contribution to Film); Des Hamilton (Outstanding Contribution to Craft); and Hazel Irvine (Outstanding Contribution to Television).

Highlights of the event will be screened on BBC Scotland and BBC One Scotland on Wednesday 20 November, and available on iPlayer.