Aeorema Communications plc, the AIM-traded multi-media specialist, has acquired the entire issued share capital of ST16 Limited. Aeorema Communications owns leading internal communications film production company Cheerful Scout and events specialist Twenty First. The move gives clients instant access to a much expanded high-production value resource including enlarged creative, client facing and technical teams spread between London and Midlands bases.  

Big smiles all around the ST16 office this month! Our Crashproof viral for Safer Roads in Thames Valley has been nominated for two prestigious awards - the Some Comms Award and the IVCA Clarion Awards. Our Vampire Viral for NHS Northamptonshire has also been shortlisted in the IVCA Clarion Viral: Public Sector Communication category. 

A shocking viral film produced by ST16 Ltd. For Thames Valley Safer Roads Partnership has become a huge online success worldwide while still managing to effectively reach a national audience. The film which takes the guise of a live German news report, introduces a revolutionary new ‘crashproof’ motorbike which warns the rider of potential hazards so they can take evasive action, ensuring the riders safety.

Viral film ‘Speed Dating’, produced for Road Safety for North West, caught not only the eye of the RTS judges but has impacted over 4 million YouTube viewers with a hard hitting road safety message.

The ST16 team are delighted that its ‘Speed Dating’ viral film was shortlisted in 'Best use of new media' and 'Best Social Marketing Campaign' at the AHC Awards 2009. Within just weeks of the launch the film had over 120,000 views.

The 2009 Communicators in Business Central Awards were celebrating 60 years in the industry. Considered the UK’s biggest and most prestigious business communication awards, this year was no exception.

As snow blankets the Midlands, it’s business as usual here at ST16. The latest new face on our growing team is Sarah Cummins.

While other production companies succumb to recession, ‘Business of the Year winner’ ST16 continues its steady growth, with the ever enthusiastic and eager Andi Robinson joining the post-production department.

The economic outlook might be gloomy, but nothing could be further from the reality at Staffordshire’s ST16 Ltd: The communications firm bagged ‘Business of the Year’ in the sub £2 Million turnover category at the annual Sentinel Business awards.

The 2008 IVCA Awards, hosted by celebrities Punt and Dennis at the spectacular The Grosvenor House Hotel, London celebrated the year’s finest achievements in the corporate communications industry. What’s more it was the 20th anniversary of Europe’s most prestigious business communication awards.

Announced at the Tribeca Rooftop in New York, Simon Crofts and Jeremy Stinton, ST16 ‘s Directors, received the award for devising, making and communicating the viral for Lancaster District Alcohol Harm Reduction Partnership, resulting in 2.4 million Youtube viewings of one posting in a six month period.

As if one award in New York wasn’t enough, the very next evening ST16 scooped Gold at the UK Communicators in Business Central awards for their emotional documentary ‘Missing Matthew’: A true story aimed at young drivers and their parents, produced for Lancashire Partnership for Road Safety.

ST16 are finalists in the 2007 New York Film Festivals, Film and Video Awards! ST16 have been nominated for their 'drink drive' cinema commerical and viral which has already won an award in LA.

Surrounded by Aston Martins and free flowing champagne ST16 bagged a British Association of Communicators in Business (CiB) accolade at the 2007 awards ceremony at the Heritage Motor Museum in Warwickshire.

The ST16 crew recently returned from a successful four-day shoot in Los Angeles, California.

The 3 billion pound per annum UK corporate communications sector comprises over 1000 corporate film producers and every year the well-known monthly TV industry trade publication, 'Televisual' researches and creates a 'Corporate Top 50' list; ranking the best of UK video production companies.

The June Los Angeles air was warm, the atmosphere electric and the wine flowing as Stafford based ST16 received a worldwide accolade for their work, at the annual US International Film and Video Festival. Their viral film ‘Steamy Windows’ saw off over 1200 other entries to secure its position.

ST16 have moved. Now nestled in the idyllic setting of the Staffordshire village of Sugnall they are still just 15 minutes from the motorway. The move gives the growing operation room for 2 new state-of-the-art high definition edit suites, a conference room and office space for more staff.