A FILM SHOULD HAVE A JOB.
What do you
want to make?
Introduce the business. Explain an idea. Capture a real moment. Start with what the audience needs to understand.
Before the camera,
a clear scope.
Audience and message. Where the film will appear. Who and what need to be filmed. Review ownership, versions and final use.
Formats, filming days, crew requirements, revisions and timing are agreed for the project. Scope, budget and timing are agreed directly with the studio.
Discuss the production brief
From the existing studio site / production photography.
THE CRAFT IS IN THE CARE.
From the first question
to the final cut.
Shape the brief.
Audience, message, location, intended use and the people who approve the work.
Plan and film.
Agree the interview or shot plan, participants, access and production requirements.
Edit and finish.
Set the review stages, final versions and usage requirements in the project scope.
VIDEO FOR YOUR BUSINESS
Your expertise.
A human introduction.
Law-firm video
Let prospective clients hear your approach.
Explore this approachAccountant & CPA video
Make expertise easier to understand.
Explore this approachReal people. Actual production.
Show the people and places behind the work.
Explore this approachWealth management
Introduce the people behind the relationship.
Explore this approachInsurance professionals
Make common questions easier to follow.
Explore this approachB2B & professional services
Explain a complex offer with a clear story.
Explore this approachSTOKING FIRE PRODUCTIONS
What are you
ready to say?
Tell us the idea, the audience and where you’d like to film.
We’ll start with a production conversation.