Yes, our crews are locals. They speak Danish and fluent English.

Scandinavia can be pricey, but our flat-rate packages keep costs predictable and competitive.

Tivoli requires a commercial permit and location fee; we can help arrange this if the park is central to your video.

Tivoli is a magical location, but commercial filming requires strict permission and location fees. We handle the negotiations with the Tivoli press office to secure access, often before the park opens to the public.

Copenhagen is the city of cyclists. We are experts at capturing this culture safely, using cargo bikes (Christiania bikes) as camera vehicles to get smooth tracking shots in the bike lanes.

Nyhavn is iconic but crowded. We know the best times (early morning) to capture the colorful facades without the tourist masses, and we handle the necessary permits for tripod use.

Yes, nearly everyone in our Copenhagen crew speaks fluent English (and Danish). This ensures seamless communication for international productions without any language barriers.

Drone laws in Denmark are strict, especially in the city center. We work with certified pilots who can obtain the necessary waivers or suggest legal spots like Amager Beach Park for aerials.

While it's a public statue, copyright rules regarding the Little Mermaid can be complex for commercial use. We can advise on the latest regulations or frame shots to focus on the harbor atmosphere.

Summer offers very long daylight hours (up to 17 hours), which is great for production. Winter is cozy ("hygge") but dark, so we plan lighting carefully for shoots between November and February.