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- ↑ British Academy Scotland New Talent Awards Full List of Winners & Nominations 2014
- ↑ Skinny Magazine Article on 2014 Nominations
- ↑ STV Glasgow Article: 'Bafta nominations are out and the nation's new talent is on the edge of their seats'
- ↑ Daily Record Newspaper Article: 'BAFTA award for student filmmaker Conor'