Film Commission Norway is the national film commission. We provides you with the information and assistance you need for filming in the hole of Norway. All our resources  are aimed at helping you and your team through every stage of production. We assist you in your search for locations, professionals, production facilities and advice about financing possibilities. We ensure efficiency as well as results. Our local knowledge and research experience  are unsurpassed. We are well acquainted with the requirement  of the industry and will gladly help you negotiating with local authorities and landowners.

Norway extends across 14 degrees of latitude and measures 1.752 kilometers from North to South, making it a country with a varied landscape and climate seldom found elsewhere.
The coastline meanders northward with thousands of islands, bays and fjords. The country stretches from the mild, gentle south where snowfall is light to a tough, harsh Arctic landscape to the north, from where it curves inwards to the Russian tundra. In the west, deep fjords cut far inland where they meet a wild and beautiful mountain landscape with snow-clad peaks, glaciers and waterfalls. Further east the landscape is more open, with thousands of glittering lakes, extensive pine forests and a patchwork of farms and fields. Between the mainland and the north pole lie the islands of Svalbard, a little bit of Norway far out in the Arctic ocean.
The capital city - Oslo-  lies at the head of a fjord, surrounded by wooded hills. Prosperity and growth in the recent years have put an emphasis on top-quality architecture and eye-catching iconic buildings. Norway has become one of the most modern countries in the word, but still retained its traditional roots.

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The Mid Nordic Film Commission covers the areas of Central Norway and Central Sweden. The Mid Nordic Film region stretches from the rugged Atlantic Sea, through breathtaking landscapes of fjords, forests and rivers, mountain ranges and coastlines. Get easy access to diverse locations, stunning lighting conditions, snowy mountains, International airports and service minded, friendly people in the Norwegian-Swedish area.

Western Norway is regularly featured as the world's most spectacular and iconic landscape, and it is still fresh and new on the big screen. It is also a film-friendly region, where local communities roll out the red carpet for visiting film crews.

Norway is the land of the fjords, it is the birthplace of skiing, and the land of the midnight sun. Not only is the midnight sun a wonderful sight, it also gives you more hours to shoot and magical light.

Impressive waterfalls cascades down the mountainsides and rivers grow strong in green and fertile valleys. The biggest cities such as Bergen and Alesund, offer epic views from surrounding mountains.

Norway might be at its best when being itself, but easily doubles for Greenland, Alaska, even the Himalayas, Siberia and the Antarctic. Come May and June and you can still shoot snow scenes in the mountains, and colourful summer scenes an hour's drive down to the fjord.