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Scotland's Model Teenager

Documentary following 18-year-old Scottish model Connor Newall as he travels in Europe and to New York on various assignments.

Documentary following 18-year-old model Connor Newall as he travels in Europe and to New York on various assignments.

Turning his back on a potential career in the Govan shipyards or the British Army, Connor instead travels the world, often on his own, fulfilling the demands of a punishing schedule. Keeping in touch with his family when he can, Connor shoots with top photographers, is dressed by the best stylists and parties with celebrities.

This documentary - part of BBC One's Our Lives series - examines his fast-paced life in the modelling world and also looks at whether his home life in Govan is moving on without him. Agents, family and professionals provide guidance as the teenage model tries to keep the momentum going and survive and thrive in the sometimes superficial world of fashion.

The programme asks whether the teenager may be forced to reinvent himself or whether his charm, unique looks and Glasgow humour can keep brand Connor alive.

29 minutes

Last on

Mon 29 Mar 202115:00

Music Played

  • Years & Years

    Shine

  • EDX

    Missing (Original Mix) (feat. Mingue)

  • CID

    Together

  • Kungs vs Cookin’ on 3 Burners

    This Girl

  • The Knife

    Heartbeats

  • Justin Timberlake

    Mirrors

  • Metronomy

    The Look

  • Wild Beasts

    End Come Too Soon

  • Will Young

    Runaway

  • Lilly Wood

    Prayer In C (Robin Schulz Remix)

    Remix Artist: Robin Schulz.
  • Urban Cone

    Sadness Disease

  • Zara Larsson

    Lush Life

Credits

RoleContributor
ParticipantConnor Newall
Executive ProducerDavid Harron
ProducerJim Webster
DirectorTony Kearney
Production CompanySolus Productions Ltd

Broadcasts

  • Mon 14 Aug 201719:30
  • Tue 15 Aug 201723:45
  • Wed 16 Aug 201700:40
  • Wed 16 Aug 201700:45
  • Wed 30 Aug 201708:00
  • Mon 5 Mar 201819:30
  • Wed 27 Feb 201920:30
  • Mon 29 Mar 202115:00