Notlith · Galway
Property video in Galway: homes, new schemes and lettings
A semi-detached house in Knocknacarra, an apartment near the Docks, a new scheme out towards Oranmore and a student let close to the university are four very different sales. Notlith makes property videos for Galway agents, developers and landlords from existing photographs, floor plans and CGIs, adding AI-assisted camera movement, editing, colour and sound remotely. Rooms keep their real proportions and the weather stays honest.
Remote production · From your photos
Suburbs where families compare commutes
Buyers looking at Knocknacarra, Rahoon or Newcastle tend to ask practical questions first: which schools are nearby, how long the drive into town takes, whether the garden gets afternoon light. A property video can answer some of that with simple on-screen captions over genuine images of the house and street.
We avoid claims about distances or travel times unless you supply them and stand behind them. The film's job is to show the layout clearly, from the front door through the main rooms to the garden. A slow, continuous route through the house helps viewers build a mental floor plan, which still pictures alone rarely do.
New developments before they are finished
Developers in the growing areas east of the city, around Doughiska and towards Oranmore, often need to sell from drawings. CGIs and plans can be animated into a convincing walk-through, but the film must say that what viewers see is an illustration. We add a clear caption and keep specifications identical to the brochure.
Finishes, appliances and landscaping are shown only as specified. If the show house will differ from the standard unit, we flag it in the script. Once construction ends, real photographs can replace the renders in an updated version, so the same structure serves the launch and the final phase.
Lettings for students and staff
Galway's student population and its university and hospital staff create steady demand for rental homes near Newcastle Road and the city centre. Prospective tenants often view from abroad or from another county before term starts. A short, accurate video of each room saves wasted viewings on both sides.
For lettings we keep things simple: real photographs, gentle movement, captions for the BER rating and key facts if you provide them, and an end card that points to the listing. No staged furniture that will not be in the flat, and no wide-angle tricks that make a box room look like a double.
Coastal light, grey skies and Salthill views
A home in Salthill or Barna may genuinely look out over Galway Bay, and that view deserves its moment in the film. It should come from the actual window, photographed on a real day. We will not swap a grey sky for a sunset or add a sea view to a property that has a partial one.
Colour grading can make overcast images feel warm and inviting without changing what the sky looked like. Format choices follow where you advertise: portal listings, your own website, vertical clips for social. Review rounds and usage are set out in the quote, and every version is checked against the brochure before delivery.
Fictional concept created with AI
In pictures
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Plan the details
Can you create a video from listing photos only?
Yes, if the photographs cover each room from a usable angle. A floor plan helps us order the sequence. Missing rooms are left out rather than invented.
Can you virtually furnish an empty home?
We can, provided the film states clearly that the furniture is illustrative. Room dimensions and fixed features stay exactly as photographed.
Do you add drone shots?
Only from aerial footage or photographs you already own or license. We do not generate aerial views of a real address, since they could misrepresent the site and its surroundings.
Who checks the property details?
You or the selling agent confirm every fact shown on screen, from the number of bedrooms to the energy rating. We match the film to the brochure and flag any differences.
Start with your images
Send the listing photographs, the floor plan and the brochure text, and tell us who you expect to buy or rent the home.