Here for all of your filming and photography needs.
Whether you are local to Shetland, want Shetland as your backdrop without the extra costs, or need us to bring our unique creativity and prespective to you, all you have to do is send us a message and we take care of the rest.
Keiba Film
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Our work fills that gap in the market between your standard videographer and high end big budget productions. Using a high end cinema camera we are able to produce the 'big budget' look you need at an affordable price.
The company was founded back in 2015 by Keiba Clubb on the small Scottish Island of Shetland. Since then Keiba Film has now grown into a production company that fulfils the creative needs of Shetland as well as further afield. Priding ourselves in working with a great team of local creatives to produce the best quality visuals.
The day we got our first RED camera was a good day!
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Keiba Clubb : Founder & Director
/ ISLANDER / CREATIVE / ANIMAL LOVER / RED ENTHUSIAST / LOVER OF THE SEA /
Keiba has been in front of and behind the camera since a very young age. She was born and raised in Shetland but moved away to study at Stirling University to get her BA Hons in combined Journalism, film & media. Her final project where she specialised in documentary saw her gain a 1A** grade for her short documentary On Another Note. This went on to win in the Factual category at the Student Royal Television Awards, won a selection of other awards and was screened at film festivals around the world. After graduation she traveled Europe before moving back to Shetland and pursuing a career in the creative industries. On realising there were few employment opportunities, she founded Keiba Film to pursue her passions in film and photography. As Keiba Film has grown over the years she has been very happy to support many local businesses and organisations, bring a friendly and creative island attitude to jobs off the island, lecture in film for the college, teach film to local children and create employment in the local creative industries sector as well as many other things she considers herself lucky to be apart of.