ProjectFireplace promo

BrandIgne Ferro
Director—
Date—
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The project

Drawn to the warmth.

A product film for Igne Ferro, putting the fireplace at the centre of the frame. A closer look at the fire, the finish and the space around it.

The context

Igne Ferro fireplaces, shown as objects within a range of interiors.

The focus

Move between flame and material details and wider rooms to show the product in context.

In the finished film

  • Fireplace product film
  • Close views of fire, glass and materials
  • Wide interior compositions
Type
Product film
Length
1:25

The finished film

The finished film connects the craftsmanship of the fireplace with the feeling of the room around it. Viewers see both the close details of the product and how it sits within a complete interior.

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Inside the film

Behind the edit

The film alternates close views of flames and materials with wider interior compositions. That change in scale lets the fireplace read both as a crafted object and as part of a lived-in room.

The finishing details

Different interiors offer different settings for the product. Reflections, stone, dark metal and natural light give each installation its own character while keeping the fire as the common thread.

From the Nowa Film studio archive

Cinema camera and full stage lighting
Cinema camera and full stage lighting
Shaping the light across the studio
Shaping the light across the studio
Preparing the cameras across the studio floor
Preparing the cameras across the studio floor
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Frames from the film

Take a closer look. Save a frame.

Close-up of flames against dark fireplace materials
Bright contemporary interior with a dark kitchen island
Living room seating arranged beside a fireplace and tall windows
Fireplace set into a dark wall beside a tall window
Fireplace beneath an arched mirror in a bright living room
White kitchen with an island and a row of counter stools
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Plan your project

Planning an interior product film?

Decide how much the film needs to show about the object and its setting. Product details and wider room views need different framing, while windows, reflections and access affect the shoot plan.

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