Keilidh Bradley is a Scottish artist & animator, currently based in Glasgow.

Her first student film, Fox Fires, received international claim and was nominated for the British Animation Awards Public Choice Award.

Following the film’s success, Keilidh appeared as a panelist at the Festival National du Film d’Animation and has given talks and presentations at several Universities and Colleges.

She was then the first Scottish student to study the prestigious Gobelins l’école de l’image to achieve her MFA in Animated Filmmaking and co-directed ‘Phosphorus’.

Since, she has contributed her skills as a story artist, character designer and 2D animator to various projects and studios within the UK.

Feel free to get in touch for any queries - be it work, advice or just to say hello.

keilidhbradley@gmail.com

P.s. As the question comes up a lot - the name “Keilidh” is the gaelic (and original!) version of “Kaylee”.

A photo of Keilidh Bradley. The image was taken at twilight, so there is a blue tint to the photo. Keilidh's face is lit up by a pink spotlight. In the background there are pink carnations.