Cork Ireland
Commercial video production for Cork
Cork’s centre sits on an island between two channels of the River Lee, and its businesses spread from there to the harbour towns and the county beyond. Notlith makes commercial films for them remotely, starting from your own photographs and references, then adding a script, AI-assisted motion, editing, colour and sound.
Remote production · From your photos
A city of quays, bridges and hills
The flat centre between the north and south channels of the Lee holds Patrick Street, the South Mall and the lanes of the Huguenot Quarter. Around it the ground rises quickly, to Shandon and Montenotte on the northside and towards Ballintemple and Douglas to the south. That shape matters on screen: a business on a quay, a hill or a suburban road should be shown where it really is.
We start every Cork project by asking what the viewer needs to recognise: an entrance, a product, a room, a view. Those elements come from your photographs, and the film is built around them. We do not add river views, steeples or crowds that your material does not support.
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In pictures
Food halls, harbour plants and county producers
The English Market, a covered market dating from 1788 and owned by Cork City Council, is a reminder of how central food is to the city’s identity. Producers in East and West Cork, hospitality businesses in Kinsale and Cobh, and manufacturers around the harbour all advertise to audiences that care about where things come from.
That is why provenance, labels and claims in our films are taken from what you can document. A cheese, a whiskey or a medical component is shown as photographed, with the wording you approve. Our role is to give that material a clear structure, a considered look and a soundtrack, not to embellish it.
What a remote studio can do here
Notlith has no Cork office and sends no camera crew. We direct, generate, edit and finish films remotely, which works well for product launches, venue and property presentations, social campaigns and service explainers built from existing images. For interviews, live events and documentary work, a local crew is the better choice, and we will say so.
Each project begins with a brief and a review of your files. We then agree the script, the versions you need, such as landscape, vertical and square, any Irish-language edit and the review rounds. The scope, formats and permitted uses are set out in the quote before production starts.
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See the production approach
Product films
Selling products? We make product films too.
From your photos, we stage a bottle, a drink, a chair or a jacket in a hybrid film ready for your social channels, website and campaigns.
Preparing your film
Do you film in Cork?
No. We work from the photographs, artwork and references you send. If you need on-location footage, a Cork videographer can capture it and we can edit what they deliver.
Can the film show the city itself?
Yes, from licensed photographs you supply, labelled as setting. We do not generate or alter recognisable Cork places to suggest a link with your business.
Can you produce a version in Irish?
Yes, from a translation you approve, with titles or voice-over by a speaker you choose. We set it in the same design as the English version.
What should we send first?
The purpose of the film, where it will run, your strongest current photographs and anything that must appear accurately, such as a label, a doorway or a room.
Sources for the local context
On quote
Start with your images
Share the subject, references and intended release. Your quote sets out the scope, versions and applicable terms.