Grampian Television

Classical Kids follows members of the National Children's Orchestra of Scotland through selection and rehearsal to the big night of the concert.

Two Glasgow boys, aged 5 and 8, are followed for three months as they go through a new intensive treatment for Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD). The technique is unorthodox: not drugs, but music.

A celebration of the country's performance poets, catching up on them as they perform in the streets and nightclubs of Glasgow and Edinburgh.

A man lives in an asteroid belt carrying out a lonely mission.

The film presents the workers of the Nevis range, a ski development in the North West Highlands of Scotland.

What will life be like when the oil runs out? Part document of the past, part imagination of the future, Crude Progress charts the rise and fall of the oil industry in the Orkney Islands.

Since 1974, Glasgow has produced seven and a half million tonnes of waste. Total Rubbish follows the men who get their hands dirty in a never-ending cycle of collection and disposal.

Kerry is a young woman with learning and physical disabilities but lives life as fully as her identical but non-disabled twin. A young mother with a rich social life, she's determined to help others with disabilities achieve their dreams.

The director undertakes a cathartic trip to his homeland of Caithness to give him the strength to finally end his addiction problems.

A documentary essay which takes a very personal and idiosyncratic journey through Scottish history and identity, from the reformation of John Knox to the present day via the Industrial Revolution.

There's gold in Scotland's hills and rivers. Presenter Sandy Wright and popsters Aberfeldy set out on a musical journey to catch gold fever!

The intimate story of a family from Iraq who left their home and came to live in Scotland five years ago.

Jack Dickson, successful Scottish screenwriter and novelist of gay fiction, has decided to take part in a stand-up comedy class for beginners. Will he overcome his fears of speaking in public and find out if he can really make people laugh...?

In 1990s Edinburgh, Barbara Thorburn reflects on memories of her poet mother, Greta, and her tragic death.

The story of Liz Niven, writer in residence at Inverness Airport as she embarks on a poetic journey through the Highlands and Islands bringing poetry to the unlikeliest of places.

Chaos ensues when a household is visited by a family of urisks, hairy creatures from Scottish folklore.

If your job is to break up other people's relationships, what do you do if you fall in love with one of your victims?

The lives and on-field antics of those in charge of some of Scotland's most popular football club mascots.

Iris is receiving romantic messages in the 'I Saw You' columns of a city magazine. Who is the mysterious sender and should she meet him?

Mock n' Roll Dreams delves into Scotland's growing trend in tribute bands.