REAL PEOPLE. ACTUAL PRODUCTION. · ORANGE COUNTY + SAN DIEGO
Some stories need
someone to be there.
Show the business as it is—with real interviews, real locations and a production plan built around the story.
Plan a filmed productionFilm production by Stoking Fire Productions.
PEOPLE
The actual voice.
Real participants explaining what they know, in their own words.
PLACE
The real setting.
Film the business, the location and the details that make it yours.
MOMENT
The reason to be there.
Capture the interaction, movement and atmosphere as it happens.
FROM THE SET TO THE SCREEN
See a finished
Stoking Fire film.
Post-Tax Day Golf Invitational. An original event film made at Rancho Bernardo Inn in San Diego.
Original Stoking Fire Productions event film · 02:33.
Before the camera rolls.
Is filmed video always better than AI?
No blanket performance claim is made here. Choose the technique for the story. These examples show actual people and places; any illustrative or generated elements in a future project should be identified and agreed.
Can existing footage be included?
Discuss source quality, missing shots, rights and final use with the production team.
What if someone dislikes being on camera?
Discuss the person, subject and approach with Oliver. Preparation, interview direction and the production plan are agreed for the project.
FILM PRODUCTION / STOKING FIRE PRODUCTIONS
Tell us about
the film.
Your idea, your audience, and where you’d like to film. Start with a few useful details.
Only share information you have permission to include in the production brief. Your brief is saved to Stoking Fire’s project desk. It does not reserve a shoot or book a meeting.