Coolfire Studios Relocated to Downtown St. Louis
The television production firm has moved its headquarters to a new office space at 415 N. 10th Street.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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Coolfire Studios has completed a move to its new headquarters at 415 N. 10th Street in downtown St. Louis. The production company relocated from its previous long-term office space at 1101 Lucas Avenue.
Why it matters
The move reflects the company's stated commitment to maintaining its base of operations within the downtown St. Louis area. This relocation marks a new chapter for the firm, which has established a significant presence in television production since its founding.
Founded in 2002, the firm has produced more than 20 series for television networks. The move follows a 12-year tenure at their former office location on Lucas Avenue.
The players
Coolfire Studios
A St. Louis-based production company that has created over 20 television series for various national networks.
Screenburn
A separate entity utilized by Coolfire Studios to combine traditional production methods with modern artificial intelligence technology.
The details
The production company, which is known for shows like Fast N' Loud and Welcome to Sweetie Pie's, is integrating AI technology into its traditional workflows through a dedicated entity called Screenburn. This transition to the new facility at 415 N. 10th Street allows the studio to continue its operations while remaining in the urban core.
Timeline
Coolfire Studios was founded in 2002.
The company moved into 1101 Lucas Avenue in 2014.
The firm completed its move to 10th Street on September 22, 2026.
Market Landscape
The relocation of Coolfire Studios mirrors a broader trend of local creative firms consolidating their footprint within the city center. This move strengthens the company's position as a key player in the St. Louis media landscape while signaling confidence in the local downtown district.
The relocation does not change current services for viewers of the studio's existing television projects. Local residents and stakeholders may note increased commercial activity near the new 10th Street office location as the firm settles into its headquarters.
The takeaway
The studio's decision to remain in downtown St. Louis underscores the role of legacy production companies in shaping the city's modern business environment. Maintaining a central hub allows the firm to leverage local talent while expanding its technical capabilities through Screenburn.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Fox2Now.
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