At Wildfire Media Group, we specialize in providing high-impact visual production for internal and external audiences. From the fire lines to incident command post we strive to provide exceptional service as part of the team. Our support offers a variety of resources to help streamline communications with video production, mobile spike camp support, and offer a mechanism to hire incident overhead.
Our team understands the urgency and intensity of wildland fire environments — and we’re equipped to capture it safely, professionally, and with purpose. Whether it’s for training, education, public outreach, or agency support, we deliver visuals that matter.
From initial attack to incident stabilization, Wildfire Media Group is here to offer creative solutions and tell the story — raw, real, and responsibly.
At Wildfire Media Group, our team comprises seasoned professionals with over four decades of combined fire experience, including operational roles and service as Lead Public Information Officers on Type I, Type II, Type III, and Complex incidents from our home state of Arizona to incidents across the U.S. We work side by side with Incident Management Teams to deliver reliable, professional support tailored to the unique demands of IMT response.
Every mission starts with a plan. We collaborate with wildfire agencies to develop content strategies that align with your communication goals—whether you’re training crews, informing the public, or documenting operations for historical record
From ground level photography to post production editing, we handle the full scope of wildfire documentation. Our integrated approach ensures nothing gets missed from initial attack to incident stabilization.
We don’t just capture what’s happening we help shape how it’s seen. Together, we’ll craft a visual narrative that reflects your agency’s values by making every effort to be 508 compliant. Educate communities and honor the realities of wild land fire response.
Wildfire Media Group provides a mechanism for hiring incident overhead personnel. Contractors meet the standards set forth by the NWCG Standards for Wildland Fire Positions Qualifications PMS 310-1, for the respective position contracted.
