Innovation
At TRIONGL, we’re rethinking how screen content is made — from the ground up.
Our ambition is to build a company that not only adapts to the changing screen industry, but helps shape its future. By embracing human-centred design and cutting-edge technology, we aim to revolutionise production — making it smarter, more inclusive, and fit for a bilingual world.
We’re moving away from siloed, outdated ways of working. Instead, we champion innovation that improves efficiency, supports multilingual workflows, enhances wellbeing, and puts people first.
Since launching our innovation arm in 2020, we’ve secured support from Clwstwr, UKRI, Creative Wales and Media Cymru — showing there’s a real appetite to invest in forward-thinking, inclusive tech in the screen sector. In 2025, we welcomed Gareth Llewellyn to our development team via a SMART Partnership with CEMET (University of South Wales), funded by the Welsh Government.
SGRÎNPAS
Making access standard — not exceptional
Funded by Media Cymru, SGRÎNPAS is a new software extension built for the SGRIPT platform. It’s designed to simplify and normalise how access needs are shared across productions.
Based on the concept of “access passports” (used by broadcasters like Channel 4 to support disabled talent), SGRÎNPAS expands the idea — creating dynamic, in-app profiles that let cast and crew easily communicate their needs, from physical access to flexible working and language preferences.
Users create a profile once, and it travels with them from project to project — saving time, reducing admin, and ensuring inclusive working practices become the norm, not the exception.
At TRIONGL, innovation isn’t just about tech. It’s about people — and building a screen sector that works better for everyone.
SGRIPT
Revolutionising multilingual TV and film production
SGRIPT is TRIONGL’s flagship innovation — a pioneering digital platform designed to transform the production process for TV and film.
Born from the challenge of producing high-quality, cost-effective, multilingual drama, SGRIPT takes a holistic approach. Unlike tools built for individual roles or departments, SGRIPT looks at the entire production workflow — tackling inefficiencies, improving communication, and supporting bilingual or back-to-back shoots.
It also embeds principles of sustainability, wellbeing, and inclusivity into the core of how content is made.
Backed by Clwstwr, UKRI (Creative Catalyst), and Creative Wales, SGRIPT entered beta testing in June 2025 on our short film Beyond, with further testing planned into early 2026.
SMART Partnership
In 2024 Triongl successfully applied for a SMART Partnership alongside the Centre of Excellence in Mobile and Emerging Technologies (CEMET) at the University of South Wales with support from the Welsh Government. SMART Partnerships are a three-way collaboration between an academic institution, a Wales based business and an Associate, to explore and develop R&D activities. Our Associate Gareth Llewellyn joined the Innovation team in 2025 in the role of Junior Full Stack Developer under the supervision of Senior Software Developer, William Warren at CEMET and Triongl’s Head of Innovation.