Notlith · Swansea
Event video in Swansea: from the gold arena to the seafront start line
An event in Swansea might fill the arena at Copr Bay, close part of the seafront road for a race or take over the Brangwyn Hall for an awards dinner. Notlith makes the promotional and recap films for those occasions remotely, from your photographs, programme and brand assets, with creative direction, AI-assisted motion, editing, colour and sound. Each film describes your event as it will actually run.
Remote production · From your photos
A promoter's trailer for a night at Swansea Arena
Swansea Arena opened in 2022 beside Oystermouth Road, with a gold-coloured, LED-lit facade and an auditorium that can also be set out for conferences. If you are promoting a show or a conference there, the venue's name, logo and facade images belong to the operator and come with their own rules, so the trailer leans on your act, your speakers and your ticket details.
We cut the announcement, the on-sale reminder and the final call from one set of approved photographs. The walk from the city centre over the gold footbridge is a useful closing image only if you hold a licensed photograph of it; otherwise the film ends on the date, the doors time and the booking link.
Charity teams on the bay road
Road races and fun runs regularly use the seafront between the city and Mumbles, and charities recruit teams for them months ahead. A recruitment film for your runners works better when it shows your cause and your own past team photographs than when it borrows the official race branding, which belongs to the organiser.
We can prepare a short sign-up film, a fundraising reminder for the final weeks and a thank-you edit after race day using the photographs your runners send in. Generated crowds and finish-line scenes stay out: if a moment was not photographed, the film simply moves on to one that was.
Dinners and ceremonies beneath the Brangwyn panels
The Brangwyn Hall, part of the Guildhall, is lined with Frank Brangwyn's British Empire Panels, which make any awards night or gala instantly recognisable. Those paintings are artworks in their own right, so a film should show them as the venue's setting from your licensed photographs rather than recreate or alter them.
For a ticketed dinner the useful sequence is the room set for service, the stage, the shortlist or programme, then the booking deadline. Afterwards a recap made from the event photographer's images lets sponsors see their tables and branding exactly as they appeared on the night.
Literary weeks around Dylan Thomas
Dylan Thomas was born in Uplands, and the Dylan Thomas Centre in the Maritime Quarter hosts an annual festival from his birthday on 27 October to the anniversary of his death on 9 November. Readings, walks and talks tied to that calendar need films that are quiet, precise and clear about who is speaking.
Quotations from his work appear only in the form and edition you have cleared, and we never generate an image of the poet or a voice that imitates his. Archive portraits you are licensed to use can open the film; the rest is your programme, your venue and the date.
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Plan the details
Can you make a film before our event has ever run?
Yes, from venue photographs, speaker portraits and your design files. The film presents the plan without inventing an audience, and it can be updated once you have images from the first edition.
Can we show the arena's facade in our trailer?
Only with images you are licensed to use and within the venue's own guidelines. Otherwise we build the trailer from your performers, your speakers and the ticket information.
Do you come and film on the day?
No. We work from what your photographer or team captures. A short brief before the event helps them collect the shots the recap will need.
Can the film be bilingual?
Yes. Welsh and English captions can share one edit, and a Welsh speaker you nominate checks the wording and the place names before we deliver.
Start with your images
Send us your programme, venue details, any photographs from previous editions and the date tickets go on sale, and we will propose a sequence.