Notlith · Cork
Services promo video in Cork for practices, clinics and trades
A service is harder to film than a product: there is nothing on the shelf, only a process and the people who carry it out. Notlith makes services promo videos remotely for Cork firms, from accountants on the South Mall to physiotherapy clinics in Douglas and installers working across the county. We build each film from your photographs and wording, with AI-assisted motion, editing and sound that make the steps of your service easy to follow.
Remote production · From your photos
Start with the first appointment
Most people contacting a service firm want to know what happens next. Who answers, how long the first meeting lasts, what to bring. A good promo walks through those steps in order, using photographs of your reception, your consulting room or your van, and a few clear lines of text.
We write the script from your process, not from a template. A tax adviser serving farm businesses in North Cork and a dental practice near the Mardyke have nothing in common beyond the need to be understood. Fees and waiting times are better kept on your website, where you can update them.
Service areas in a county this size
County Cork stretches from Youghal in the east to the Beara peninsula in the west, and a business based in Ballincollig or Mallow may or may not travel that far. The film should state the area you genuinely cover, in the words you use with customers, rather than a vague promise of county-wide service.
If you work from several premises, each appears in its own photographs and is named correctly. We do not place your sign on a building you do not occupy or generate a branch to suggest reach. A map graphic can show coverage if you supply the boundaries.
What regulated professions may say
Solicitors in Ireland follow specific rules on advertising, and health practitioners, financial advisers and engineers have their own professional codes. We keep the script to factual descriptions of your service and ask your compliance contact to review it. Testimonials, outcomes and comparisons stay out unless your regulator permits them and you can substantiate them.
This caution usually improves the film. A calm explanation of how you handle a conveyance, a claim or a treatment plan is more persuasive than broad promises. Where a disclaimer is required, we set it legibly and for long enough to be read, not hidden in the final frame.
Real people and an Irish-language version
People are central to a service, so the film should show your actual team from photographs they are happy to have published. We do not generate staff or customers. A short line from a partner or practice manager, recorded on a phone in a quiet room, can work well as voice-over if the sound is clean.
For clients in the Múscraí Gaeltacht or organisations working through Irish, a version in Irish can be prepared from a translation you have approved. The versions, languages and permitted uses are set out in the quote, along with the number of review rounds.
Catalog demonstration
See the production approach
English, adaptable to your language
Plan the details
Can a sole trader use this service?
Yes. A plumber, tutor or bookkeeper can have a short, clear film from a modest set of good photographs. We advise on which images to take before production.
Can you show our work on clients’ premises?
Only with the property owner’s consent and from real photographs. We do not generate finished jobs or before-and-after images.
Will the video mention prices?
We recommend not. Prices change and belong on your website. The film can point viewers to your price list or booking page instead.
Can you include our accreditation logos?
Yes, if you hold the accreditation and the awarding body allows the logo in advertising. Send the official artwork and usage guidelines.
Start with your images
Send photographs of your team and premises, a description of your process and the area you cover, and we will draft the sequence of the film.