Aberdeen-based Signal, a leading digital media company specialising in high-quality video, animation, and digital content, has been awarded a prestigious Global Excellence Award for Most Creative Video Production Company of 2025 by Acquisition International.
This global recognition highlights the company’s ‘exceptional creativity, technical expertise, and ability to deliver impactful, visually stunning content that resonates with audiences worldwide’.
Signal’s managing director, Jamie Baikie, said: “Our winning formula lies in our ability to seamlessly combine creativity with strategy, producing compelling video content that captures and communicates the core message of any brand. Our portfolio spans major industries including energy, tourism, hospitality, sports, and health & safety.”
The Aberdeen-based company has built an impressive reputation not only across the UK but also internationally, winning many awards over the years.
Signal’s reach extends beyond local markets, with past clients including global giants such as Shell, RBS, DP World, and Royal Caribbean. Based in Aberdeen, the company is well-known for its deep expertise in the energy sector, where it produces cutting-edge content that addresses sustainability, innovation, and the challenges facing the modern energy landscape.
“We’re incredibly proud to be recognised in this way,” said Jamie Baikie. “This award is a testament to the dedication of our team. We strive to push boundaries in the video production space, delivering content that not only meets but exceeds the expectations of our clients.”
With an in-house team and network of trusted partners with extensive expertise in a wide range of production techniques, Signal has handled everything from on-location shoots to studio production, including aerial filming with state-of-the-art drones.
“Signal’s global success is rooted in its strong local presence,” says Baikie. “Signal is proud to be a part of Aberdeen’s vibrant creative community while simultaneously serving clients on an international scale.”
