Notlith · Kilkenny
Social video ads for Kilkenny brands that will be seen more than once
In a city of Kilkenny’s size, a local ad reaches the same people again and again. That changes how social campaigns should be built: more variants, clearer timing, and a look that does not wear thin. Notlith makes social video ads remotely from your product photos and brand assets, with a script, AI-assisted motion, editing, music and sound in vertical, square and landscape formats.
Remote production · From your photos
Rotating variants for a small audience
When your audience is the city and the county around it, one ad shown for weeks becomes wallpaper, then an irritation. We plan a family of short variants from the start: the same product and tone, but a different opening image, line or call to action.
That gives you something to rotate and something to compare. We do not invent results or promise a performance figure. We supply clean, labelled files so you or your agency can see which version people respond to.
Before the festival weekend, not during it
Over the Cat Laughs or the Arts Festival, local feeds fill with posts from venues, performers and visitors. A brand ad posted in the middle of that can disappear. It is often more useful to publish in the days before, when people are planning.
We cut a pre-weekend version with the dates and your offer, then a short reminder for the weekend itself. Festival names appear in plain text only, never with the official logos, unless you are an approved partner.
Illustration without imitation
Kilkenny is home to Cartoon Saloon, and illustrated, hand-drawn looks are part of the city’s visual culture. If you want an illustrated ad, we will design a style that belongs to your brand rather than one that resembles a known studio, built from shapes and colours already in your packaging or signage.
We will not prompt a model to copy an artist’s or a studio’s style. Where an illustrated look is essential, we can also work with an illustrator you commission and animate their drawings, credited as you agree. Their drawings stay theirs, and the licence for the campaign is settled between you and them.
Stockists across the South-East
A Kilkenny product sold in shops in Carlow, Waterford or Wexford can run one ad with an end frame changed for each area, naming the real stockist with permission. The body of the ad stays the same, so it is quick to update when a new shop signs on.
We check each stockist name, spelling and address against your list and keep the product shots identical across versions. Captions are burned in for viewers watching without sound, and the stockist line is set large enough to read on a phone held at arm’s length.
Fictional concept created with AI
In pictures
Catalog demonstration
See the production approach
English, adaptable to your language
Plan the details
Which formats do you deliver?
Vertical 9:16 for stories and reels, square 1:1 and 4:5 for feeds, and landscape 16:9 where needed, each with captions burned in.
Do you run the ads?
No. We produce the files and a short note on what changes in each variant. Targeting, budget and publishing stay with you or your agency, who can see the results directly.
Can you use hurling or the county colours?
Only in ways you are entitled to. We do not use club or county crests or player images without permission.
Can we make new variants later?
Yes. The project files are organised so new lines or end frames can be added to the same campaign.
Start with your images
Send your product photographs, the offer you want to promote and the weeks you plan to run it, and we will propose a set of variants.