Awards

Raw season 1
Nominated for four IFTA Awards and four Monte Carlo TV Awards.

IFTA
Winner Best actress in a drama series – Charlene McKenna
Nominated Best Drama Series
Nominated Best Director Kieron J Walsh
Nominated Best Editing Ben Yeates

MONTE CARLO TV AWARDS
Nominated Best International Producer – Michael Parke
Nominated Best European Producer – Michael Parke
Nominated Best actress in a drama series – Charlene McKenna
Nominated Best Actor in a drama series – Keith McErlean

My Boy Jack
Won a BAFTA at the Television Craft Awards for Make up and Hair design (by Morna Ferguson & Lorraine Glynn) in 2008

Monarch of the Glen
Drama series for BBC 1

Nominated for Best Drama – Scottish BAFTAS 2005 Winner of Best First Time Performance – Kelly Anne Farquhar – Scottish BAFTAS 2005
Nominated for Best Drama – The Indies Awards 2001
Nominated for Best Drama – TRIC Awards 2001
Nominated for Best Actor – Richard Briers – BAFTA Awards 2001
Nominated for Best Drama – TV Quick Awards 2000

Mrs Brown
Feature film starring Judi Dench and Billy Connolly

1998 Oscar Nomination for Best Actress – Judi Dench
1998 Oscar Nomination for Best Make–Up – Lisa Westcott
Winner of 1998 Golden Globe for Best Actress – Judi Dench
Winner of 1998 Golden Satellite Award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Judi Dench
Winner of 1998 BAFTA Film Award for Best Actress – Judi Dench
Winner of 1998 BAFTA Film Award for Best Costume – Deirdre Clancy
Winner of 1998 BAFTA ( Scotland ) for Best Actress – Judi Dench
Winner of 1998 Evening Standard Award for Best Screenplay – Jeremy Brock
Winner of 1998 Peter Sellers Award (Evening Standard) – Antony Sher
Winner of 1998 London Film Critics Award for Best Actress – Judi Dench
Winner of 1998 Chicago Award for Best Actress – Judi Dench
Cannes Films Festival – Un Certain Regard 1997

Douglas Rae

Scottish IKON Awards for Innovation 2005
Silver Thistle Award for Outstanding Contribution to Scotland 2005
Runner–up European Producer of the Year – Monte Carlo 1998 and 2001
Scottish Film Maker of the Year: Scottish Screen 1997
Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Scottish Film Industry – (Presented at 1997 Cannes Film Festival)

Ecosse Films

2001 Voted 9th fastest growing company in the UK by Fastrack 100/Sunday Times/Virgin
2001 Media Impact Award – Voted greatest media exposure in 2001 by Fastrack.
1998 and 2001 Runner–up European Producer of the Year – Monte Carlo
1997 Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Scottish Film Industry – Douglas Rae
(Presented at 1997 Cannes Film Festival)

The Bigger Picture
Documentary series starring Billy Connolly for BBC2

Winner of 1995 BAFTA (Scotland) Award for Best Arts Programme

Plague and the Moonflower
Musical drama starring Ben Kingsley for BBC2

Winner of 1995 Indies Award for Best Music and Arts Programme

Late Flowering Lust
A one hour drama starrring Nigel Hawthorne for BBC2

Nominated for Golden Rose of Montreux 1994

Harry Enfield's Guide to Opera
A six part entertainment series for Channel Four

Nominated for Golden Rose of Montreux 1993