At Limelight Media, we're passionate about using our skills to make a difference — not just for brands and businesses, but for the communities that inspire us. That’s why we were proud to partner with Irvine Victoria 2012's Football Club to unveil the new 2025/26 home kit for the team.

This wasn’t just any shoot. This was about creating a moment.

The Shoot

We took things to the next level with a professional photo and video shoot at a location that signifies a lot to the team — Victoria Park. The goal? To give these young players an elite-level experience and a chance to feel like pros.

Shot on the Sony FX30 with a 24-70mm f/2.8 lens, we focused on capturing the energy, pride, and personality of the team. Every frame was designed to reflect the strength and unity of the 2012 squad — a group of players who’ve been together since day one.

The Faces of the Future

To bring the kit to life, we selected six of the original 2012 boys — players who’ve been part of the club since day 1. Their journey reflects the spirit of Irvine Victoria: loyalty, growth, and community. Seeing them in the new kits, proudly representing the club, was more than just a reveal — it was a reminder of what grassroots football is all about.

Why It Matters

This project is about more than just photography. It's about giving back.

By bringing a professional edge to the shoot, we wanted these young players to see themselves the way we see them: focused, committed, and ready for the next level. Because when a team feels valued, supported, and inspired — they play with confidence and pride.

Looking Ahead

The 2025/26 kit is bold, sharp, and full of character — just like the team wearing it. We can’t wait to see the Vics take the pitch in style.

At Limelight Media, we’ll continue to shine a spotlight on stories like this — where sport, passion, and community come together. Here’s to the future of Irvine Vics, and to all the young athletes who dream big in small towns.

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