We're Mickey and Marketa, the sisters behind Mad Sisters Studio. We film, photograph and organise events, then turn what we capture into content that actually gets used.
The idea started in 2017, backpacking and hitchhiking through Spain with a camera, half joking that we should start an agency one day. (Becoming YouTube stars is also still on the list.) Years later, working together at international trade shows, our jobs kept spilling into each other's: filming, design, social media, planning, logistics. It worked, so in April 2026 we made it official.
Two sisters, one studio in Edinburgh
Who does what
Mickey leads photography, video and creative direction. She studied Computer Art and Design before moving into 3D animation, with photography, film, design and web along the way. For the past five years she's covered trade shows and summits around the world. At expos, people who can't remember her name know her as the camera girl with the blue hair.
Marketa runs planning, organisation and the numbers. She studied Accounting, then fell for event management while organising international events, and now that's her side of the studio. If it needs a spreadsheet, a schedule or a plan B, it's Marketa's.
Between us, one brief covers the camera and the clipboard.
Where we've worked
Over the past five years we've been at trade shows, summits and expos in more than 10 countries, from Frankfurt, Milan, Barcelona, Paris, Stockholm and London to Las Vegas, Japan, China and Bali. Most of that work has been for industry associations in the smart building sector, including EnOcean Alliance and BACnet Interest Group Europe.
Closer to home, we spent three months filming Edinburgh's streets at night for Street Assist Edinburgh. The documentary, Street Assist: Edinburgh After Dark, was selected for the NightPiece Film Festival 2026 and featured in The New Current.
How we work
Clear and honest communication. You'll always know what's happening and when.
Flexible, but organised. Events change on the day. Our plan allows for that.
Focused on long-term value. Content that keeps working for weeks, not a gallery that sits in a folder.
Respectful of budgets and timelines. We quote clearly and stick to it.
If this feels like the right fit, let’s talk.