Close-up of Kieran Howe smiling in a white sweater against a blue sky.

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Kieran Howe

Award-winning director and founder of Oddness, Kieran believes in the power of stories to create a world less ordinary.

His ten-year journey in film & TV began at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. It was there that his mentor, James Bond's Barbara Broccoli, executive produced his debut documentary, My First Movie.

Kieran’s music video work with artists like Ewan McVicar and Gentle Sinners, along with the BBC Radio 1 documentary Joesef: I Think I Miss Glasgow, have garnered critical acclaim. He has worked with major broadcasters, and has delivered projects for leading brands and clients across the creative industry.

Screen Scotland has recognised Kieran’s advocacy for diversity in the industry, highlighting his leadership at GMAC Film. His recent work at Tiny Changes uses film to support young people’s mental health in Scotland 🏳️‍🌈✨

Kieran founded Oddness to craft bold stories and empower other artists to bring their visions to life.