Stirling and Conservatoire score at the RTS Scotland Student Television Awards 2024

Abbie Maclaughlan from the Royal Conservatoire won the Writing award for The Interests of Others.

The University of Stirling also took home three prizes: To a Mouse by Gregor Forbes won the Animation category and Strongwoman bagged the Factual: Short-form prize and the Sound award for Remi Patrol.

RTS Scotland Chair Stephen O’Donnell said: “Once again, Scotland’s students have set a very high bar, with a fantastic range of high-quality, entertaining, thought-provoking and exceptional entries. The future of our industry appears to be in very good hands.”

The ceremony was hosted by STV News entertainment reporter Laura Boyd at St Luke’s in Glasgow.

All the nominated films and highlights from the ceremony are available to watch on STV Player.

RTS Scotland Student Television Awards 2024 winners

Animation – To a Mouse, Gregor Forbes, University of Stirling

Drama – Care, Jagoda Tlok, Jess Kelly, Euan Farmer and Juno Glover, Screen Academy Scotland (Edinburgh Napier University)

Entertainment and Comedy Drama – Worst Thing, Jayme Bartlett, Bobby Donaldson, Hayley Louise McGuire, Petra Crace and team, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland

Factual: Short-form – Strongwoman, Kyla Miller, Jodie McMail, Ewan Patrick, Remi Peron and Katrina McEwan, University of Stirling

Journalism – Bruised, Carla Basu, Lauren Fitzpatrick and Adam Millar, University of the West of Scotland

Craft Skills: Camerawork – Infinidades, Ruby Craig, Edinburgh College of Art

Craft Skills: Editing – Kick Mental Health, George Donaldson, University of the West of Scotland

Craft Skills: Production Design – Worst Thing, Petra Crace, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland

Craft Skills: Sound – Strongwoman, Remi Patrol, University of Stirling

Craft Skills: Writing – The Interests of Others•Abbie Maclaughlan, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland