About Condor Entertainment
Condor Entertainment began with the desire to improve our home, West Lothian. Our first objective was displaying the rich history of a county, that is often forgotten. This has been done with the intent to educate people from West Lothian and newcomers about their home. This was also done with the hopes of boosting tourism and creating a sense of pride within our home. We then realised we could use our specialised skills to benefit businesses by live streaming events from all over, such as concerts, sporting competitions, award ceremonies which in turn improves both the local and wider economy. We really started to live up to our name Condor Entertainment
"Working with Condor Entertainment has been an absolute pleasure. From organizing a captivating documentary screening with an insightful Q&A session to collaborating on filming projects, their team exemplifies professionalism and talent. Their dedication to delivering high-quality results shines through every step of the way. I highly recommend Condor Entertainment for any media endeavors; they're a team you can trust to bring your vision to life with excellence."
- Kevin, General manager of Bathgate Cinema
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We worked with the Bathgate Council to design the posters and leaflets that were posted to everyone within Bathgate for the Bathgate survey. We also filmed an advertisment for the survey to spread the word. After we livestreamed their Q&A event, we were at all 3 consultation sessions in The Dreadnought Rock and Scouthall.
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We worked with local business The larder, taking showcase photos of their work at their monthly business meetings. This networking event is ran by Neil Gorman in cooperation with The Larder.
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We had the pleasure of working with Ian Inglis, manager and curator of a large military museum located in Wilkieston. We scripted, filmed and edited a documentary to show off the vast collection at the museum and to capture its importance to the local veterans and community. The museum is owned by charity Military Museum Scotland.
With only half of his collection being shown and the rest in storage, Ian is in need of a new building to show off his impressive collection that is forever growing. He is in need of your support.
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