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New Flame Production is a photography, film and creative media studio building stories that outlast the moment they were born in — for weddings, brands and the people behind them.
We exist to slow that down — to sit inside a wedding, a launch, a Tuesday afternoon on set, and pull out the frame that people will still recognise themselves in twenty years from now.
Dili, Timor-Leste — 2026
Dili — 2026
2026
Baucau — 2025
Atauro Island — 2025
We sit with your story before we ever pick up a camera — the people, the place, what actually matters to you about this moment.
We turn that understanding into a plan: light, angles, pacing, the handful of shots that will carry the whole piece.
On the day, we disappear into it — present enough to catch what's real, quiet enough not to change it.
Every frame is graded, sequenced and edited by hand. Nothing ships until it earns its place in the story.
A finished gallery or film, built to be kept — not just viewed once and forgotten in a folder.
Three disciplines, one production team — so your story stays consistent from the first frame to the final cut.
Editorial-grade stills across portraits, weddings, events and commercial work — shot to be printed, not just posted.
Wedding films, brand films and documentaries edited with real pacing — built to be watched all the way through.
Full campaign production — direction, drone, social content and brand storytelling under one roof.
New Flame Production started with a simple frustration: most photography felt technically correct and emotionally empty. We built a studio around the opposite idea — that a photograph or film's only real job is to make you feel the moment again.
Based in Dili and working across Timor-Leste and the region, we work with couples, brands and organisations who want their story told properly the first time.
Thank you — we've received your project request and will reply within one business day to talk through the details.
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