Spectrecom Films
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- Founded
- 2005
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About Spectrecom Films
Spectrecom Films was a London film and video production agency combining creative development, live-action production, post-production and studio hire. Its work encompassed television advertising, branded content, corporate communications, educational films and charity campaigns. The business began client operations in 2005, following incorporation in 2004, and later ceased trading after entering administration in 2019.
The agency offered an integrated production service, taking projects from initial concepts and scripts through filming, editing and distribution planning. Its production capabilities included camera crews, equipment hire, green-screen filming and multi-camera live streaming. In-house finishing services covered video editing, motion graphics, animation, colour grading and sound design. Alongside commissioned productions, its studio business offered stage rental and production support.
Work and markets
Higher education was a significant part of Spectrecom’s business. The agency produced student recruitment campaigns and other university films, working with institutions including King’s College London, UCL, Lancaster University and the University of Sussex. Its wider markets included charities, financial services, consumer brands, technology businesses and broadcasters.
The company’s production work included factual entertainment, educational programming and commercial promotional films. Its facilities also hosted television productions and green-screen work, extending the business beyond agency commissions into studio-based production for external teams. These activities combined client production services with access to filming spaces and technical resources.
Development and cessation
Spectrecom developed its studio operations through successive London premises, moving from Deptford into Waterloo and subsequently Kennington. The expansion brought creative agency services and purpose-equipped filming facilities into the same business.
Spectrecom Films Limited entered administration in October 2019 and changed its registered name to SF Realisation Company Ltd. It moved into Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation in July 2020. The Spectrecom Films trading business ceased operations, and its historical website went offline. Continued use of its former production premises by separate businesses does not represent continued operation of Spectrecom Films.
More about Spectrecom Films
Founders
The business was founded by Andrew Greener, Sarah Aynesworth and Steven Milton. Greener historically served as managing director; his directorship ended on 14 April 2020. Milton’s directorship ended on 1 May 2014.
Studio development
The Waterloo complex was created by converting a former newspaper distribution warehouse into four stages with green screens, sound treatment and post-production facilities. The later Kennington development reused the former Cactus TV broadcast complex. Its main stage included a lighting grid and audience capacity of 100.
Charity collaborations
The report describes pro bono fundraising productions for wildlife and healthcare charities, including Tusk Trust, RSPCA and Macmillan Cancer Support. Documentary campaigns for the Tusk Conservation Awards were screened at Leicester Square Empire.
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Where Spectrecom Films is based
- London, England, United Kingdom
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