Description
Fire that stopped being fire — royalty free vj clips collection
VJ Loops Pack – Firestarter | Mirrored Fire Visuals for Concerts, Clubs & LED Screens
Fire VJ Clips Folded into Symmetrical Flame Ornaments
Fire VJ loops built from real flame footage, mirrored and layered until the burn becomes architecture: gothic cathedrals, spread wings, gates, columns and horned silhouettes, most of them standing on a reflection as if lit above black water. Gold, amber and orange dominate, joined by deep red, white smoke and recoloured variants in cyan, ice blue and magenta.
Thirty-two seamless loops in Full HD 1920×1080 at 29 fps, encoded as Mov — a format every VJ application and editor reads without extra codecs. They open in Resolume Arena, Arkaos, Modul8, VDMX and MadMapper, and in Premiere, After Effects or Resolve with no conversion step.
Produced by VJ’s for VJ’s
Flame Visuals for VJs, Concert Producers and Metal Stages
Made for VJs and club residents, concert and festival production teams, rental and staging companies, metal, industrial, hard techno and rock promoters, theatres, ritual and occult-themed shows, fashion and launch events, and streaming channels. The cooler cyan and magenta clips extend the same set into synth, darkwave and electronic programmes where orange fire would be wrong. More options in our VJ loops packs.
On a large screen the symmetry is what makes this work: ordinary fire footage turns into an orange blur at scale, while a mirrored structure keeps a readable centre and silhouette from the back row. The pack was created by Visual Artist Alexander Kuiava, and its name came from a LIME ART GROUP community contest, dedicated to Keith Flint. Royalty-free licence, instant download, no subscription.
Abstract fire video backgrounds & mirrored flame ornaments
Look image preview of single vj loops by LIME ART GROUP.
Quality of images is a bit compressed for better website performance.
Resolution
Full HD 1920×1080
Frame Rate
29 Fps
Encoding
Mov & Dxv
Quantity
32 clips
Fire, folded into ornament
Concert & Festival Main Stage
Ordinary fire footage becomes an orange blur at scale; a mirrored structure keeps a readable centre and silhouette from the back row.
Club, Metal & Industrial Nights
Gothic heat for heavy programmes, with cyan and magenta recolours to carry the same set into synth and darkwave without the orange.
Mov and DXV versions of every clip
Both formats open without a codec install. Set a clip to Screen or Add for flame over footage, titles or a logo.
Frequently asked questions about Firestarter – Video Art Collection
What exactly am I buying — the files, or the right to use them?
The right to use them, permanently and royalty-free, with no ceiling on events, venues, countries or audience size. Ticketed shows, client bookings, broadcast and paid streams are all covered by the one payment, and nothing renews. The files stay with you personally — reselling or passing them to another operator is the only thing outside the licence.
How soon can I have the clips in my rig?
Within a minute of paying. The download appears in your account here and lands in your email at the same moment, so you can pull it from whichever is faster. If the transfer stalls, message us your order number and we will open a Google Drive or MEGA copy.
What comes in Vol.63?
- 32 seamless loops of mirrored flame ornaments and structures.
- Full HD 1920×1080 at 29 fps.
- Mov PhotoJPEG, readable by every VJ application and editor.
- Gold, amber, red and white, plus cyan, blue and magenta recolours.
- Permanent royalty-free licence, instant delivery.
Which version should I load — MOV or DXV?
DXV in Resolume Arena and Avenue: it decodes on the GPU, so several layers run at once without strain. MOV everywhere else — Arkaos, Modul8, VDMX, MadMapper, and Premiere, After Effects or Resolve for editing, where it opens with no codec install.
Full HD only — will that hold on a big LED wall?
On a standard 16:9 wall, yes: most LED screens run at well under 1080p of actual pixel density, so the source out-resolves the panel. Where Full HD does show its limits is cropping into the frame, or feeding an extra-wide or multi-panel canvas — for those jobs pick one of our Ultra HD packs instead.
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