Notlith · Galway
Services promo video in Galway: explain what you do in under a minute
A service has no packshot. A physiotherapy clinic in Renmore, an English language school in the city centre, a day-tour operator heading into Connemara and an electrician covering the county all sell something people have to imagine. Notlith makes short promo videos that explain the service step by step, built remotely from your photographs, diagrams and approved wording, with AI-assisted motion, editing, colour and sound.
Remote production · From your photos
Language schools and their students abroad
Galway hosts several English language schools, and their customers usually decide from another country, often from Spain, Italy, France or Brazil. A promo film has to show the classroom, the host-family or residence arrangement and the city around it, with subtitles in the student's language.
We stay with real photographs of your rooms and your activities, and with licensed images of the city. Accreditation and course details appear only as you state them. A promise about outcomes, such as a level reached after a set course, stays out unless you can document it, because prospective students and parents compare these claims closely.
Clinics and professional practices
For a dental practice, physiotherapy clinic or solicitor, the main job of a film is to lower anxiety: who will I meet, what happens at the first appointment, how do I book. A calm sequence of the reception, the treatment room and a clear explanation does more than generic stock footage of smiling patients.
Health and legal services have their own advertising rules in Ireland, and your professional body may restrict testimonials or certain claims. We write the script around the wording you approve and do not create patient or client stories. Real practitioners appear only from photographs they have agreed to.
Tours that start in the city
Day tours from Galway into Connemara, to the Burren or out to the Aran Islands via Rossaveal sell an experience that depends on weather, timing and the guide. A promo should set accurate expectations: the vehicle, the stops, the walking involved, what happens when it rains.
We assemble these films from your own tour photographs and licensed landscape images, labelled as such. We do not generate cliffs, wildlife or empty roads that a group will not actually see. Prices and departure times stay on your booking page so the film keeps working season after season.
Trades and home services around the county
Electricians, plumbers, landscapers and installers often work across Galway city and county, from Oranmore to Moycullen. Their customers want proof of the job: before-and-after photographs, the van, the team, the registration or certification they hold.
A short promo can walk through a typical job from call-out to finish using your own job photographs. Certifications are shown exactly as issued. A vertical version for social, a landscape version for your website and a still-frame end card for print advertising can all come from one approved edit, with scope and review rounds set in the quote.
Catalog demonstration
See the production approach
English, adaptable to your language
Plan the details
We have very few photographs. Is that enough?
Sometimes. A service film can rely on diagrams, simple animation and text alongside a handful of genuine images. If more is needed, we will say what to photograph.
Can you add customer reviews?
Only real reviews, quoted accurately with permission and in line with any rules from your professional body. We never write testimonials ourselves.
Can the video be in Spanish or Italian?
Yes, with subtitles or a voice-over produced from the approved master. A fluent reviewer you appoint checks the translation before delivery.
Will the film work in a Google Business Profile?
We can deliver a version in a suitable format and length for local listings, alongside website and social cuts. Platform specifications are confirmed when we quote.
Start with your images
Describe your service in three steps, send whatever genuine photographs you have and tell us where the film will be shown.