Notlith · Cork
Video production company in Cork? A remote studio, described plainly
If you are searching for a video production company in Cork, you will find local crews who film on location, and studios like Notlith that work differently. We have no Cork office and send no camera team. We produce films remotely from your photographs and references, handling creative direction, script, AI-assisted imagery and motion, editing, colour and sound. This page explains when that suits a Cork business and when a local crew is the right call.
Remote production · From your photos
Two kinds of project, two kinds of supplier
A food producer in Carrigaline launching a new range, a boutique on Oliver Plunkett Street refreshing its website or a software company in Mahon introducing a product can all start from material they already have. Pack shots, interior photographs, screenshots and brand assets are enough for us to build a polished film.
A club fundraiser recap, a CEO interview, a drone sequence over the Lee or a documentary about a family farm in West Cork need someone on the ground with a camera. In those cases a Cork crew is the honest recommendation, and we would say so in reply to your enquiry.
What happens after you send a brief
We read the brief, look at every image and reply with questions: who is the audience, where will the film run, what must not change. Then we propose a direction with a script outline and references. Only when you approve that direction do we start generating and editing.
Review rounds are scheduled at the script, the first cut and the final cut. Comments come back to us in writing, with timecodes if possible. Calls can be arranged when a conversation is quicker. The quote sets the number of rounds, the versions and the delivery formats so both sides know the scope.
Where AI helps and where it stops
AI-assisted motion lets a still photograph of a bottle or a room become a moving shot, and allows lighting and setting to be explored without a studio day. It cannot invent facts. We do not generate people endorsing a product, landmarks your premises do not overlook or features your product does not have.
Every shot of your product or space is checked against the references, frame by frame where it matters. If generation distorts a label or a doorway, we redo it or fall back to a simpler move. Where you want AI content to be disclosed, we label it in the film or the caption.
Working with Cork agencies and in-house teams
Agencies in Cork and marketing teams at larger employers often have their own creative direction, guidelines and approval chains. We can work inside that structure, delivering to an agreed brief and taking feedback through one contact, or take on the whole creative process when there is no agency involved.
Versions in Irish, or in other languages for export markets, are produced from translations you approve. Source files, music licences and ownership of the delivered film are set out in the quote, rather than assumed, so your team knows exactly what it can reuse later.
Fictional concept created with AI
In pictures
Catalog demonstration
See the production approach
English, adaptable to your language
Also for venues
A place to show off? We turn it into a film.
Our films go beyond products: dining room, terrace, suite or office, we showcase your space from your own images.
Plan the details
Can you come to our premises in Cork?
No. All our work is remote. If on-site filming is needed, a local crew can capture it and we can edit the footage they deliver, if the rights allow.
How do we share large photo files?
Any standard file-transfer link works. Send originals rather than images compressed by messaging apps, since detail is lost in compression.
Can you match an existing campaign?
Yes. Share the existing films, guidelines and any typography or colour rules, and we will build within them so the new film sits naturally alongside.
Do you write the script?
Yes, unless you already have one. Scripts are written for the audience and placement, then approved before production starts.
Start with your images
Send a short brief, the photographs and references you have, and where the film will appear, and we will reply with questions and a proposed direction.