Luminosity Studio

Luminosity Studio

Founded in 2007 by writer, director and producer, Reinier Krol, Luminosity Studio is an Australian-based film and television production company dedicated to storycraft and successfully bringing those projects from development through to distribution. Luminosity Studio is also the worldwide publisher of the popular, young adult book series, The Firenight Saga. We offer professional writing services (editing and assessment) for all writers of prose and screen.

Our list of credits includes numerous corporate training videos, TVCs, short films and audio/visual material for the New South Wales (Australia) Government. On the current Luminosity slate is the feature film, “Hannah”, scheduled for production in Melbourne in the first half of 2021, the feature film, “Sometimes the Rain”, scheduled for production in late 2021 and the feature film, “The Killing Dark”, scheduled for release in 2022.

Luminosity Studio currently has several projects in development, including the crime documentary “Without Prejudice” and book two in The Firenight Saga, “Firenight: Darkness Burning” and the full-length feature film produced almost entirely with puppetry, “The Immortal Princess”.

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The words and pictures in books and cinema are an organic portal into our deepest and often, darkest, selves. Sometimes we find our tears. Sometimes our laughter. But as long as that journey in search of our own humanity remains, there will always be a need to tell great stories.

Reinier Krol

Reinier Krol

Producer
Director
Writer

Reinier Krol is an Australian writer/filmmaker with 25 years’ experience in the entertainment industry; working as a director and producer on various shorts, docos and corporate videos. His entry into the entertainment industry was as a lead actor in amateur theatre productions of "The Pirates of Penzance", "Oliver" and "The Pajama Game", before turning his attention to being 'behind the camera'.

In addition to The Firenight Saga, he has also written a number of feature-length screenplays and novellas. He published his first full-length novel, “Loch Ness” (as Reinier J. Krol) in 2000, before focusing on writing, directing and producing for the screen.