Martin Smith would like to thank:

Simon Dennis, Tracy Skelton, Kahleen Crawford, Nicki Young, Karen M Smyth, Tom Townend, Gillian Berrie, Anna Duffield, Simone Grattarola, Kristian Drew, Katharine Vile at PFD, BBC Radio Scotland, The Scotsman, The List, Richie Hume, Olaf Furniss, Richi Holt, Raymond Knutsen, Steph Bates, Cynthia Lole, Rob Anderson, Drew Tremlett, Reuben Paris, JaneAnne Gillchrist, Lisa Fleming, Chris Campion, Katie Crook, The Script Factory, Sigma Films, Sugar Tree Productions, Scottish Screen, DigiCult, The UK Film Council New Cinema Fund, British Council, BAFTA Scotland, Jo Stein, Jude MacLaverty, Marisa Privitera, Chemikal Underground, Ronnie Gurr, Bruce Findlay, Polydor, Virgin Records, BMG, Warners, New Dawn Records, Fence Records, V2 Records, EDEL Recordings, Creation Records, Incentive Records, Savalas Underground Developments, Channel 4, Ideas Factory, Promo Magazine, Thirteen:13, Malcolm Middleton, Aidan Moffat, Annie Christian, Bellefire, Belles In Monica, Grand Drive, The Delgados, Julienne Taylor, King Creosote, Punk Chic, Sabotage, Alex Smoke, Toaster, Nick Cave, Ice Cube, Hooverfish, George Barr, Lou Kiddier, Johnathan, Madeleine, Lee and the team at Greenroom Films, Plum Films, Elaine Byrne, Rodney Relax & The Yellow Cafe, Richard Annable, Phil Whitehouse, Jamie, Claudia and Martin at HPI Cardinal, Virgin Trains, Live & Loud, Shirley Manson, Alex Arthur, John Bellany, Ken Loach, Albert Maysles, North Edinburgh Arts, Jeremy Sassen and Arri Media, Arc Facilities, Soho Images, One Post, Savalas, Red Post, 4 Minute Wonders, Victor Eadie, Jim Cunningham, Jenny Foulds, Stephen McCole, David McGowan, Russell Anderson, Niall Greig Fulton, Zoe Sinclair, Ryan Wallace, David McNeil, Tony Martin, John Cowan, Paul Stewart, Jacqueline Berry, Rachel Ter Horst, Nicola McChristie, Julie Cain, Niamh Morrison, Mikaela MacIntyre, AnnMarie McKenna, Anna Robbins, Caroline Stewart, Grant Wragg, Pamela Nelson, Derek Henderson, James Alcock, John Cobban, Karen O'Hare, Ciara Barry, Paul Hewlett, Julia Caithness, Becky Lloyd, Alan Grady, Alan Saywell, Bronagh Keegan, Nigel Kari Kari, Paul Welsh, Caroline Cooper Charles, Will Stark, Brodie Smithers, Walter Donohue and Faber and Faber, Born To Be Wide, The Street, The Venue, and everyone else who has helped and collaborated with him.

Martin Smith is supported by Faber and Faber