Made in Scotland

Built for how people actually listen & watch.

For six years - first as Songplistic and Podplistic, now combined as Plistic - we've made media in Scotland with one belief at the core: understand the psychology of both the people on screen and the people watching, and you make work that actually lands.

Glasgow-based, recording remotely across the UK and internationally.
Psychology-informed production - getting the best from those on screen and those watching - across six years of work.
Plistic filming a live event in Scotland

More than a studio

Why we built the Media Directory& Scotland's Showcase.

The Media Directory

Making media accessible was never just about our own studio. Scotland is full of brilliant creative and media businesses that are hard to find and hard to hire. The directory puts them in one place - searchable by service, price and place - so buyers can find the right people, and every business, from a solo freelancer to a full studio, gets a page of their own.

Scotland's Showcase

So much world-class work is made here and never celebrated as Scottish. The Showcase is our home for the best of it - the films, records, events and stories worth shouting about - so the country's creative scene gets the recognition it deserves, and the people behind it get seen.

Founders

The people shaping the work.

Kayla-Megan Burns, founder of Plistic

Founder

Kayla-Megan Burns

Kayla leads everything that happens before a camera rolls - the storyboarding, scripting, research and partnerships - on the conviction that the best media happens when the makers genuinely care about what's being said. They believe everyone has a story worth telling, and make space for voices that don't always get a platform: a mental-health podcast for young musicians, a documentary on neurodivergent entrepreneurship, a business podcast that hit #1 in its niche on Apple Podcasts.

A PhD researcher at St Andrews working across psychology, technology and media, Kayla treats how an audience receives content as seriously as how it's made - which is why they coach hosts and on-camera talent to show up at their best, not just point a camera and hope. (They also sit on the board of the RSNO and are a published children's author.)

Ross Sloan, founder and head of production at Plistic

Founder, Head of Production

Ross Sloan

Ross makes the work happen - overseeing every project from the first recording day to the final delivered file - because he believes professional production shouldn't be out of reach for the people with the most interesting things to say. His background in psychology runs through every edit-room and on-set decision: how format and pacing hold attention, and what makes something genuinely watchable rather than merely well-produced.

He's at his best on live event captures - multi-camera, in real time, shaped into something that outlasts the day. Recent highlights include two large-scale music-video projects with Lockie Media: twelve videos over eighteen months, from a newsroom to a near-3,000 m² warehouse with pyrotechnics and drones.

Let's talk

Bring the idea. We'll build the media around it.

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