See The Light is a production company on a mission to empower unheard voices and to shine a spotlight on social and environmental issues of our time. We create impactful stories and give a platform to voices that contribute to building an equal and fair society.

We believe in the power of stories to bring people together. Through our workshops, learning programs, and visual storytelling, we help organisations and corporate companies build stronger communities.

Focus on Social Justice and Environmental Issues

We are interested in stories challenging societal narratives and focusing on human rights and environmental sustainability. We want to bring up a good examples of actions that are educating and inspiring to others.

Social Responsibility

We don’t just tell stories; we create movements. We create projects that can make a difference in society. Whether it’s advocating for policy changes, raising awareness on environmental issues, or highlighting social inequality, we are committed to create a better world.

Hi there! I’m Beta Bajgart, the filmmaker and photographer behind See The Light Productions. I launched the company in 2024 when I’ve decided to care less about what people think and say, and care more about what they do, especially how their stories can inspire their communities and the world.

I love photography and videography craft and I have worked as a freelancer in the business for almost two decades.

I came to Ireland from the Czech Republic, where I studied linguistics and journalism. I had worked as a newspaper reporter and a radio journalist for ten years, that is where the storytelling passion came from. I’m drowned to stories that inspire environmental actions and that empower marginalised voices. I’ve worked on numerous photography and documentary projects as a creator, director, producer, and editor.

I’m a mom of two teenage girls. In my free time, you might find me singing, playing piano, or walking in nature. I love my imperfect garden and my busy kitchen, just as much as I love my editing suite (aka computer on the desk), where I carefully piece together the puzzle of stories that can cheer and empower audiences.

Living in Dublin as a foreigner helps me to bring a unique perspective to my work, often breaking down barriers that might otherwise exist. My “outsider” view is a valuable asset, helping me navigate projects without being bound by local taboos or traditions. I’m a true professional, and people say I’m a joy to work with. Why not find out for yourself? If you’re looking for someone who’s passionate, professional, and ready to take on the world one story at a time, I might be your person.

For more films and videos, check out my Vimeo channel. And to watch my TV interview about A Woman’s Work on RTE’s “Today with Maura and Daithi,” click here.