Signal, the leading Aberdeen-based video production agency, has firmly cemented its reputation as the key digital partner in the North-east of Scotland, having recently secured a series of new projects worth over £350,000.
The company continues to go from strength to strength, welcoming a new team member as it expands to meet growing demand.
With a strong track record of delivering high impact digital solutions across branding and marketing, Signal’s latest wins from several major companies, reinforce Signal’s position as the go-to agency for innovation and excellence.
“This is a significant milestone for Signal,” said managing director, Jamie Baikie “Our continued growth is a testament to the hard work of our talented team and the trust our clients place in us. Securing such significant new business is not only a major achievement, it also allows us to reinvest in our people and services to deliver even greater value.”
Signal team
As part of its expansion, Signal has appointed talented filmmaker Richard Baron to the team. Richard brings over 15 years of knowledge and experience as a director, cameraman and editor. His appointment is part of Signal’s ongoing recruitment efforts to support its growing portfolio and maintain the high standard of service that clients have come to expect.
The expanded team at Signal will help support several major new contract wins, including a major Health & Safety project requiring 20 films and animations. In the first five months of 2025, Signal crews have already been offshore five times, to locations including the Gulf of Mexico, Curaçao, North Sea and West of Shetland, as well as completing multiple shoots in the UK and US.
Signal has also been appointed as the official video partner for The Tall Ships Races Aberdeen 2025. This event is expected to be Scotland’s largest event of the year, with approximately 50 Tall Ships from around the globe sailing in for the four-day event, centred at the Port of Aberdeen. As official video partner, Signal will capture the full scope of this international maritime celebration. Their content will be used across digital platforms, social media, and broadcast channels to showcase Aberdeen’s role as the only UK host port for the Tall Ships.
Signal’s growth reflects a broader trend of digital transformation across Scotland, with businesses and organisations increasingly investing in digital infrastructure to remain competitive.