Notlith · Cork
Venue and shop videos in Cork: lanes, centres and halls for hire
A shop on a narrow lane off Patrick Street, a unit in a suburban shopping centre and a hall hired out for weddings all share one problem: people need to find them and picture themselves inside. Notlith makes venue and shop videos remotely from your photographs, with AI-assisted motion, editing and sound, so a visitor knows the entrance, the layout and what is on offer before they arrive.
Remote production · From your photos
Finding the door in the Huguenot Quarter
The small streets between Patrick Street and the Opera House, around French Church Street and Paul Street, hold independent shops that are easy to walk past. A short film can begin at the corner, show the shopfront clearly and then step inside, so a first-time visitor recognises the door when they get there.
We use your own photographs of the street approach and storefront. Neighbouring businesses stay out of focus or out of frame unless they have agreed to appear. Inside, permanent fittings and the main displays come first; seasonal windows are labelled as such, so that the film still makes sense after the display changes.
Units inside Mahon Point, Wilton or Douglas
For a shop inside a shopping centre, the location within the centre is half the message: which entrance, which floor, near which anchor store. The centre’s name and branding are used only as its management allows. Your unit, counter and product areas are filmed from your images, never generated.
Opening hours and parking belong to the centre and can change, so we keep them out of the film or in a replaceable card. A vertical version for social channels can focus on a new range or a reopened unit, with the same entrance shot so returning customers recognise you.
Halls and country houses for hire
Wedding venues and function rooms across the county, from converted mills to country houses near the harbour, sell their configurations. Show the ceremony layout, the dinner layout and the evening set-up separately, each from photographs of those actual arrangements, with capacities taken from your hire pack.
Lighting can transform a room, and the nightclub concept shows that effect. It does not suggest that your hall has a club rig. If lighting or sound is supplied by an outside company, the film says so or leaves it out. We never generate guests to imply a booking or a review.
Markets, pop-ups and temporary spaces
The Saturday market on the Coal Quay, the Marina Market in the docklands and Christmas pop-ups each have a limited life. A film for a stall or pop-up should carry its dates and location clearly, and be easy to update or retire when the season ends.
We build these from a small set of photographs: the stall, the products, the trader at work if they agree. The same structure can then be refreshed for the next season. Formats, revisions and usage are agreed in the quote before we begin.
Fictional concept created with AI
In pictures
Catalog demonstration
See the production approach
English, adaptable to your language
Plan the details
Can you show a shop before it opens?
Yes, with labelled design visuals and real photographs as soon as they exist. The launch version and the opening version can then share one structure.
Will you show directions from the city centre?
We can include a simple route graphic from a landmark you choose, based on directions you confirm. Walking times are left out unless you supply them.
Can accessibility be described?
Only from information you confirm, such as step-free entry or an accessible toilet. A photograph alone is not enough for us to state it.
Can one film cover two shops?
Yes, if each is clearly identified. Transitions must not make two separate premises appear to be one connected space.
Start with your images
Send photographs of your approach, entrance and interior, plus any hire configurations or market dates, and we will plan the visitor’s route through the film.