BAFTA Scotland nominations announced ahead of Glasgow awards The nominations for the British Academy Scotland Awards 2013 have been announced, including productions by STV. Scottish talent in the film, television and video games industries will be honoured by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) Scotland at the ceremony in Glasgow on Sunday, November 17. Fire in the Night, the STV-produced documentary about the 1988 Piper Alpha disaster in the North Sea, is in the running for best feature. The Road to Referendum series, which was also produced and aired by the company, has been short-listed in the current affairs category. Alan Clements, Director of Content at STV Productions, said: "I am thrilled that STV Productions has been nominated in three categories for this year's awards. Fire in the Night and Road to Referendum are two of our landmark productions for 2013 and it's fantastic to receive this recognition from Bafta Scotland. Martin Compston is in the running to lift the award for best actor in a film for his portrayal of Glasgow gangster Paul Ferris in the feature The Wee Man. He has competition from Iain De Caestecker in Not Another Happy Ending and George McKay in For Those in Peril - a film that has the most nominations with a total of four. Paul Wright has been short-listed for best writer as well as best director for For Those in Peril which is also in contention for best feature film against The Wee Man and Fire In The Night, which has also been nominated for best single documentary. Ford Kiernan, Peter Mullan and Sharon Rooney go head-to-head in the best actor / actress TV category for their roles in The Field of Blood: The Dead Hour, The Fear and My Mad Fat Diary respectively. BBC radio DJ Edith Bowman will present the ceremony which will take place at the Radisson Blu Hotel. In the comedy category, BBC Scotland's Limmy Show is competing against Mrs Brown's Boys and Bob Servant Independent.