Keiba Film

06/06/2026

A curious flyby…

I was just snapping a photo of my camera at the end of a recent shoot when this bumblebee flew into frame.

Apparently, bumblebees are often associated with hard work, productivity and community—three things I’m focused on in both my work and life right now.

05/06/2026

Yesterday me and Lynsey Rendall filmed the final video in a series for Walking Scotland I have been working on. Always love getting to work with Lynsey who is just brilliant in front of the camera. If you are going to be filming in Shetland and need onscreen talent then I cannot recommend her enough.

This has been such a great project to work on and I can't wait to share the films!

02/06/2026

A few stills from filming today for Walking Scotland

I've been loving creating these short films about people's experiences of taking part in the Step Count Challenge.

It's the perfect excuse to get outside with a camera in hand, meet interesting people, and spend time exploring some of Shetland's beautiful views.

Looking forward to sharing the finished videos soon. Thanks Zdenka for being great on camera today!

25/05/2026

Just looking back at these images from a shoot with R.A.M Knitwear in Shetland.

I always enjoy projects that combine people, animals, products, and landscape in a natural way — and getting to showcase the islands at the same time is always a bonus.

Looking forward to more collaborations and creative projects this year.

18/05/2026

Spent part of the weekend next door meeting some of the newest arrivals on the farm.

Moments like this are a good reminder that storytelling doesn’t always need a big production — sometimes it’s just good light, curious lambs, and a camera close to home.

14/05/2026

A lot of filmmaking happens quietly in the background.

Over the past few months I’ve been filming events, conversations, community projects, and stories across Shetland — from small two-camera setups like this to larger live streamed productions.

Every project is different, and I always enjoy finding the right approach for the space, the people, and the story being told.

Currently booking projects for spring and summer — always happy to chat if you’ve got something in mind.

12/05/2026

Excellent to be asked by Climate Café Shetland to film their recent hustings event.

For this shoot I used a two-camera setup with full audio recording and editing afterwards — a great option for covering events in smaller spaces while still capturing everything.

There are lots of different ways to approach event coverage, from live streaming and multi-camera productions to smaller, more flexible setups like this one.
If you’ve got an event coming up that you’d like filmed or streamed, feel free to get in touch.

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22/04/2026

Shetland looking its best over the past couple of days.

I’ve been out filming content for Walking Scotland, capturing people’s experiences of the Step Count Challenge in some incredible conditions. Big thanks to Fiona for being great on camera!

With the weather turning, it’s a great time to start planning any outdoor shoots.

We even bumped into Pablo the cat enjoying the sunshine.

17/04/2026

Watch the BBC Radio Shetland hustings here 🎥

We filmed this live at Mareel using a four-camera setup with a small crew, mixing everything on the night so the final video was ready as soon as the event finished.

Live filming like this can be scaled depending on what’s needed — from simple setups to full multi-camera coverage.