Welcome to Coal and Wine
Coal & Wine Creative is a film outfit based in Newcastle/Hunter Valley.
We craft cinematic stories with heart, blending raw regional grit with elegant, emotional filmmaking.
If you want a film that feels real, lived-in, and beautifully made, you’re in the right place.
Clients & Collaborators
We collaborate with you to create films that go beyond expectations—films that capture the essence of your brand, tell your story, and resonate with your audience. Whether you’re in tourism, industry, or government, we bring your message to life with professionalism and creativity.
Flexible & Personalised: As a small team, we adapt to your needs and deliver tailored solutions.
Driven by Story: We don’t just make videos; we craft narratives that leave a lasting impact.
Passion for Art: Every project is an opportunity to create something extraordinary.
The Coal and Wine team thrives on exploration. We love traveling to new places, meeting inspiring people, and showcasing the unique beauty of each story we tell.
Ready to create the film of your dreams? Let’s bring your vision to life.
LATEST FILM
52 Harvests
Vignerons of the Hunter Valley
Recent work
Stories we’ve told
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The final video wasn’t just beautiful—it had real impact.
"The attention to detail in Luke’s cinematography is next level. Every shot felt intentional, and the way he crafted our story was seamless. The final video wasn’t just beautiful—it had real impact. If you want high-end visuals with a strong narrative, Luke is the person to call."
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We couldn’t be happier with the final result!
"Luke nailed the brief perfectly and made the entire process enjoyable. His energy, professionalism, and ability to bring creative ideas while staying true to our vision made working with him a breeze. We couldn’t be happier with the final result!"
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The final piece was beyond what we imagined.
"Luke has an incredible ability to translate a vision into something powerful and cinematic. He didn’t just capture our story—he elevated it. His artistic eye and storytelling instincts are second to none, and the final piece was beyond what we imagined."
