Notlith · Galway
Corporate film in Galway: explaining specialist work clearly
Plenty of Galway employers do work that is hard to show in a single picture: device engineering in Parkmore, research spun out of the University of Galway, software teams serving customers on other continents. Notlith makes corporate films for these companies remotely, from photographs, diagrams and wording you have already approved. We write, direct and finish the film with AI-assisted imagery, editing, colour and sound, and keep regulated statements exactly as your compliance team signed them off.
Remote production · From your photos
When the product sits inside a clean room
Medical device manufacturing around Parkmore and Ballybrit is a good example of work that visitors rarely see. A corporate film cannot walk a viewer through a controlled production area unless you hold approved footage of it. What we can do is build a sequence from cleared photographs, product renders and simple animated diagrams that explain what the company makes and why it matters.
Regulated wording is not something we paraphrase for rhythm. If an indication, standard or approval is mentioned, it arrives from your regulatory or quality team and stays word for word in the captions and narration. Where a sentence needs shortening for screen, we send the alternative back for sign-off rather than deciding ourselves what still counts as accurate.
Research groups and campus spin-outs
Galway has a strong link between its universities and the companies around them, and a spin-out often needs a film long before it has a polished office. The audience is usually investors, partners or grant reviewers. They want the problem, the approach and the stage of development, stated plainly, without a laboratory scene that never happened.
We work from lab photographs, figures from published work, and the founders' own explanation of the idea. Data visualisations are redrawn from your source files, not invented to look impressive. If a result is preliminary, the script says so. A modest, exact film tends to hold up better in a funding conversation than one that overstates where the science stands.
Recruiting people to the west coast
Hiring for a Galway site often means persuading someone to move, and candidates weigh the city as much as the role. A recruitment version can show the commute, the office and the life around it, from Salthill on a clear evening to the pedestrian streets of the centre, provided the images are yours or properly licensed.
We keep the employer's promises separate from the place. Flexible working, team culture or career paths are stated only as your HR team writes them. No fictional employees, no invented quotes from staff. If you want genuine voices, record short interviews on a phone with consent, and we can edit them into a credible piece.
Irish, English and the export audience
Some Galway organisations work bilingually, especially those connected to the Gaeltacht or to public funding. An Irish-language version or bilingual titles can be produced from the same master, with wording checked by a fluent reviewer you nominate. Export-facing companies may also need subtitles in the languages of their distributors.
We agree versions, formats and review rounds in the quote before any image is generated. The master usually runs in landscape for presentations and the website, with shorter cuts for LinkedIn and careers pages. Usage of the delivered film is set out in that quote, so internal, investor and public use are covered from the start.
Catalog demonstration
See the production approach
English, adaptable to your language
Plan the details
Can you film inside our Galway facility?
No. We work remotely and do not send a crew. If interior footage is essential, a local camera operator can capture it under your site rules and we can edit that material with the rest of the film.
Will you check our regulatory claims?
We are not regulatory reviewers. We reproduce the wording you approve exactly and flag any line where image and claim might imply more than the text says, so your team can decide.
Can a spin-out with few assets get a film?
Often yes. A clear explanation, a few genuine photographs, diagrams and your logo can be enough for a short investor film. We tell you early if the material is too thin.
Do you produce an Irish-language cut?
Yes, as captions or a voice track from the approved master. A fluent speaker you choose reviews the text before delivery, which avoids awkward literal translation.
Start with your images
Send us the audience, the approved description of what your company does and any cleared photographs, and we will propose a structure.