Signal

Signal was hired by Aberdeen Harbour, a busy Scottish port, to create a series of films that would highlight the port's £350 million expansion project. The goal was to bring the project to life for current and future customers, port users, and local communities. Signal's creativity and quick understanding of the project's scale, challenges, and opportunities impressed the Communications Department, leading to their selection. The video production process varied for each film, some requiring long lead-in times while others were produced in less than a week. The feedback process was swift and efficient, with Signal fully integrating into the business and understanding the purpose and feel of each film.

For VisitAberdeenshire, a destination marketing and management organization, Signal was tasked with producing 11 short films telling the stories of local people living and working within the region. Signal was chosen for their creativity, professionalism, and attention to detail. The team worked closely with the client, creating a storyboard and scripts, and ensuring the subjects felt relaxed and at ease during filming. The feedback process was collaborative, with Jamie and Mark from Signal valuing the client's opinions and feedback.

Vysus Group, a leading engineering and technical consultancy, hired Signal to create 12 short films, including a new brand film, following a strategic carve-out from the Lloyd’s Register Group. Having worked with Signal previously, Vysus Group was confident in the high-quality work they would provide. Signal held discovery meetings with each service line to discuss objectives, drafted scripts, and identified appropriate filming locations. The filming took place in Houston, Melbourne, and Oslo, with Signal subcontracting local crews and navigating local COVID restrictions to ensure safe filming. The feedback process was smooth, with Signal working closely with the Vysus Group's marketing head and Vice Presidents from each service line.