Immersive · Original · Global
Fireframe creates immersive-first movies - designed to work on a traditional screen,
then expand into premium and immersive theatrical formats.
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I / What we do
Most studios finish a film and adapt it for premium formats afterwards. Fireframe starts earlier - designing story, capture, post and release as a single system. The result is films that hold up on a traditional screen, then expand into formats that make the experience physical, atmospheric, and harder to forget.
II / The slate
Original IPs developed with bold creators. Fully financed and produced in-house - built with long-term ownership in mind.
Original IPs in active development. Announcements as they're ready.
III / The Method
One process, end to end.
Every scene is evaluated for story, scale, atmosphere and immersive potential before a single frame is captured. The world is designed alongside the script, not after it.
Custom rigs, virtual production, and overscan capture preserve far more of the world than the traditional frame alone - so no format is a retrofit. Always ready for anything.
The standard edit remains the emotional spine. Immersive versions expand from that spine - never bolted on, never locked to cinemascope.
Premium formats, event screenings and digital platforms are planned as part of the film's lifecycle - so the work keeps going long after the lights come up.
IV / Get in touch
Festivals, financiers, exhibitors, press, filmmakers - anyone with a reason to write, write. We read everything.
Contact
Some boxes don't open.
They open you.
At a remote winter villa, a family awakens the Puzzle Box - an ancient object that reads their deepest wounds, marks their lies, and releases the souls trapped within.
As something begins to live within reflections, turning the family against one another, survival demands confronting the truths they have long buried.
For audiences who fell for the dread of Hereditary, the atmospheric grief of The Babadook, and the immersive family-horror of Talk to Me.
How we made it Designed from day one for premium and immersive theatrical formats. Spatial sound, format-aware blocking, and capture choices made upstream - so the experience isn’t bolted on after the edit.
Creator
Mikko Kodisoja is a Finnish writer-director making his feature debut with Puzzle Box. Co-founder of Supercell, he spent 25 years designing for audience immersion at scale - now turned toward cinema.
Dinosaurs from the past. Robots from the future. Everything in between.
A fantasy-punk feature blending action, comedy and sci-fi - described by its creator as "Star Wars, Mad Max, Lord of the Rings and He-Man mashed into one."
Built on Fireframe’s immersive-first pipeline, using virtual production from the first scene - designed for premium formats from day one.
Crisis, monetised.
Survival, broadcast.
After a city is overrun by infected maneaters, a gaming company turns crisis into spectacle - launching a real-life zombie shooter game where players fight for fame and fortune, or die trying.
Created by Shaun Higton and Andrew Adam Higton - the duo behind Dead of Night.
A modern-day Odyssey, told in miniature.
A girl who flies north to bring her father home.
Adapted from Martina y los Hombres Pájaro by celebrated Mexican playwright Mónica Hoth, the film fuses Mexican folklore with mythic adventure.
How we made it Hand-crafted miniature sets, combined with the power of virtual production - planned in a game engine first, so the world surrounds the crew throughout the shoot.
