Sarah Thomas, featured in the Deccan Herald's cover story on young and successful entrepreneurs. She recounts her journey and the events that led to the inception of STOM. Give it a read.

Sarah Thomas, Founder and Producer of STOM Productions was featured in The Wonder Women World, a magazine that features women who are exemplary in their work. Telling stories that need to heard and giving women a platform, in what one calls, a man's world.

Bengaluru Chronicle covers STOM Productions’ Founder & Executive Producer, Sarah Thomas’ documentary, The Unsung. The article talks about her initiative to make a film on a fading tribe in Karnataka - The Halakki Vokkaliga and why she thinks the film is important in today’s world.

River has launched a new campaign film as part of its broader Made for Makers initiative, highlighting solopreneurs in offbeat professions who use the River Indie in their everyday lives. Created by STOM Productions, the film forms part of a wider brand effort that also includes a documentary series and an on-ground event focused on makers building their lives and work on their own terms.

Featured in Mid-day’s Sunday Dossier as STOM Productions marked its 10th anniversary, Sarah Thomas reflects on building the company from the age of 23 and creating a body of work that spans advertising, filmmaking and independently funded passion projects.

STOM Productions was chosen as one of the Best 10 Women-Led Startups in Bangalore, 2021 by Silicon India.

River has launched a new campaign film as part of its larger Made for Makers initiative, which spotlights solopreneurs in offbeat professions who use the River Indie in their everyday lives.

As AI becomes embedded in advertising workflows, Sarah Thomas examines the difference between using it for efficiency and allowing it to shape the creative itself. The article explores originality, sameness and the need to keep human judgement at the centre of the process.

River has launched a new campaign film as part of its Made for Makers initiative, spotlighting solopreneurs pursuing unconventional professions and showcasing how the River Indie fits into their everyday lives. Created by STOM Productions, the film forms part of a wider brand initiative that also includes a documentary series and an on-ground event focused on individuals building their careers and lifestyles on their own terms.

Built around the Tamil phrase, "Cab. Auto. Bike-na… RedTaxi dhan", the film positions RedTaxi's expanded mobility offering under one brand message instead of promoting each service separately.

STOM Productions was featured as the Company of The Year 2022. The interview covers our journey so far, our ideas that are in the works and our visions for the future.

Keerthivas K, Manager, branding & offline marketing at RedTaxi, said: “This campaign was important for us because it brought our complete mobility ecosystem under one clear and memorable brand message. After the success of our previous campaign, partnering with STOM Productions again was an easy decision. They have a deep understanding of our brand, our audience, and how we communicate. Sarah Thomas’ creative vision, along with the team’s commitment at every stage of production, helped create a campaign that’s connecting strongly with our audience and delivering a great response.”

Our documentary, The Unsung covered in The Better India. The article speaks of the many facets of the tribe covered in the film and the film’s travels across different film festivals. The Unsung has traveled to me than 23 festivals and has won multiple awards in London, Turkey, India, and the USA

Our documentary film, The Unsung on a fading tribe in Karnataka - The Halakki Vokkaliga covered in the Affairs & Opinions speaking about the need for the film at a time like this and the journey to making the film.

An interview with STOM Productions’ Founder & Executive Producer on her work. Calling out misogyny and being candid about it as she always does. She also speaks of her upcoming projects.

The Unsung covered in Edex Live. The feature highlights director, Sarah Thomas’ journey to making the film and the reason behind it. The article brings to the foreground the struggles of the tribe on various fronts - political, social, environmental.

The New Indian Express interviews Sarah Thomas, Director and Producer of The Unsung , a documentary on a perishing tribe residing in the coastal regions of Karantaka.

In the Lace n Lingerie Magazine talking about the brand's initiative and our execution of the brand's women's day campaign, written and produced by STOM

The Unsung featured in The Better India. A film that has journeyed across 29+ festivals and won awards in over 19 countries

Our film for Women's Day against domestic violence was covered in the Deccan Chronicle. The film was the brand's first and went viral. It was covered in various viral portals and in different publications.