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With 70 nations taking part, this massive athletic festival involved

events filmed for big screens, streamed live on the web, and countless

web edits over a four-day period.

When UK Science Minister Lord Drayson wanted to go racing at Le Mans

he chose Greenlight to document his efforts, first persuading organisers

to let a partially-sighted driver to take part at all, then developing the

car and his team in races right across America.

This fast-growing sport just HAS to be filmed from the air, as well as

onboard and onshore, and we've covered races all over Europe and

the USA as well.

It's Northern Ireland's biggest sporting event, covered live for BBC NI

and streamed live on the web - helicopters, onboards, trackside and

effects cameras, plus multiple presenters and commentators are

the only way to do it justice.
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Greenlight Television brings a wealth of experience and talent to bear on a diversity of programmes. We've covered the Isle of Man's state opening of parliament, been behind the scenes of Premier League football, made pop videos and World War Two documentary stories, as well as all kinds of motorsport events.

Greenlight is a genuinely close-knit group of people passionate about their work. Our specialist knowledge of television is beyond question, and our signature programmes are bursting with the creativity that flourishes within that confidence.

We love our work, and it shows, in everything we do.

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