The smartest way to educate your audience

Educational video resources for forward thinking health and science changemakers

Fire Films produces health and science educational videos, training packages and documentaries for:

continuing professional development
advancing the next generation
reducing inequalities in health and wellbeing
prevention and early intervention
driving social change
fostering creativity and innovation in science and technology

Educate

Engage your audience with dynamic and interactive video communication formats

Drive Change

Reduce stigma, shift corporate culture, advocate for policy change, and grow support for your cause

Make a Difference

Equip people with the information and inspiration to grow and improve their own lives and the lives of others

What can we make for you?

Scenario-based training
Animations
Documentaries
Interactive videos
Community awareness campaigns
Social media videos

Video journal articles
Interviews
TVCs
Branded content
Product demos
Surgical videos

Your ability to pick up on a theme in such a short time and produce such an emotive piece of film is a testament to your talent and creativity.

I have worked with many directors and crews in the past producing training packages for aged care and none have matched the impact and feeling that is generated from this film.

‘Finding the Why’ affects people’s hearts, which has a greater impact and chance of changing a culture, than working on the head. This film meets both components.

- Colin McDonnell, former Care Services Manager, Starrett Lodge, Uniting

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Check out our latest work

Monash Science Precinct

The Law Library of Victoria

Fire Films provided a high level of service, met a tight deadline, were responsive and flexible, and demonstrated a genuine desire to see our project succeed.

Their unique approach to instructional videos, including both screen capture and animation, is fresh and engaging, and really made our content stand out.

- Renee Naylor, Library Education Coordinator
The Law Library of Victoria