Quarante-Quatre

Events

Fire shows.

Galas, conventions, weddings, film sets. Every booking is built from scratch, and safety comes first. Then the real work starts: finding the image the audience will take home.

Phoenix Fire Convention gala: an orange flame cut through with blue powder
“Hell breaks loose”Photo Seeyou Design · Phoenix Fire Convention
Fire Ivy in a Phoenix costume framed by a heart of real flames
Photo Frédéric Amadu · Fire Ivy
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Camera work: ads, music videos, shoots

Pyrographic effects tuned for the camera, with every flame placed for the frame. I always work from the photographer’s point of view.

  • Product packshots
  • Music videos
  • Photo & video shoots
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Phoenix Fire Convention gala: an orange flame cut through with blue powder
“Hell breaks loose”Photo Seeyou Design · Phoenix Fire Convention
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Stage & gala shows

An act written for the stage and designed as a strong visual: tricks, movement, flame direction, colour. Solo or with a crew.

  • Galas and conventions
  • Private events
  • Festivals
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A newlywed couple kissing inside a ring of fire
“Circle of love”
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Weddings & civil partnerships

A fire show to end the wedding reception, or a fire photobooth during the party.

  • Closing show
  • Fire photobooth
  • The couple’s entrance
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A towering flame at the Palais de Tokyo for Burn Crew Concept’s 21st
Photo Lebonreflex
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Corporate & brands

A visual highlight for an opening, a launch or a brand event.

  • Private views
  • Openings
  • Product launches
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Solo or with a crew

One to four fire breathers, plus jugglers or dancers if the project calls for it. Costume and music are matched to your event.

Artemisia 2018 gala: the flame starts at face height
“Whispering in the ear of the flame”Photo Seeyou Design
Fire breath in the dark, Burn Crew Concept 21st anniversary
Photo Eddy Lamazzi

What they say

  • “One of the best fire breathers walking the earth.”

    Vojta Stolbenko, organiser of Roztoč Fest (Prague), 2018 · translated from Czech

  • “One of the best in Europe.”

    “Segodnya” news, Ukrainian national channel Ukraina, Fire Life Fest 2017 · translated from Russian

How it works

  1. 01

    The brief

    Date, venue, mood, length, number of performers. One email or Instagram message is enough.

  2. 02

    The site check

    We check the space together: ceiling height, clearance, anything flammable nearby.

  3. 03

    The quote

    A tailored quote: costume, music and type of flames chosen for your event.

  4. 04

    On the day

    Set-up, safety, show. You look after your guests; I look after the fire.

Technical requirements

Indoors

At least 5 m of ceiling height and a marked-out floor area with nothing flammable nearby. The type of flames is chosen to fit the space.

Outdoors

Decent weather (wind matters as much as rain) and a safe area for the audience.

Pricing

On request

Format, length, team and effects are decided together.

How much does a fire breather cost?

It depends on the format: a gala act, a wedding closing show and effects for a shoot are priced differently. We build the quote together, based on length, number of performers and customisation (costume, music, effects).

What changes the price?

The type of event, the length (a few-minute act or several sets), the number of fire breathers (one to four), extra jugglers or dancers, travel and how much is customised.

Can you perform indoors?

Yes, as long as the ceiling is at least 5 metres high and a floor area is marked out with nothing flammable nearby. The type of flames is chosen to fit the space.

And outdoors?

It’s easier: you need decent weather (wind matters as much as rain) and a safe area for the audience.

Where do you travel?

Anywhere in France and abroad. Based in Paris, I have performed in Ukraine, Belarus, Italy, the Czech Republic, Belgium and Germany.

How do I get a quote?

Send the date, venue, type of event and whether it’s indoors or outdoors through the contact form. A first technical assessment only takes a few minutes.

Let’s talk
fire.

A lesson, a shoot, a show? Send the date, the venue and the idea, and I’ll reply with a first technical assessment.