Wild Swing Mini Golf — Greenwich Peninsula

Brief

Greenwich Peninsula commissioned Vivid Squad to produce a promotional video for Wild Swing Mini Golf — a nature-inspired summer installation occupying the Canteen Courtyard, next to NOW Gallery. The course was designed by Lee Baker and Catherine Borowski of Graphic Rewilding, paying tribute to wildflowers from the Greenwich Marshes.

The brief was to produce content that conveyed the look and feel of the installation: playful, beautifully designed, and rooted in the natural environment of the Peninsula. Content that would encourage visits and communicate the quality of the experience before anyone had played a hole.

What We Delivered

• Promotional video
• Event coverage

About the Project

Wild Swing occupied the Canteen Courtyard for ten weeks — a significant summer activation for the estate, sitting adjacent to NOW Gallery and positioned to draw visitors into a part of the Peninsula that rewards exploration. The course's design was the story: Graphic Rewilding's nature-inspired approach made every hole a visual set-piece, with materials and planting drawn from the local ecology of the Greenwich Marshes.

Promotional video for an installation like this needs to communicate the experience of being there — the scale of the course, the detail of the design, the atmosphere of playing it on a summer evening. Static images can show what it looks like; video shows what it feels like. That difference is what drives visits.

This project is part of Vivid Squad's ongoing partnership with Greenwich Peninsula, covering events, installations, and cultural programming across the estate throughout the year.