Mbrella Films
Film Production Company in Norway
Norway has been a host for many top blockbuster-tier film productions from Marvel to the Star Wars franchises. To name a few such as “Black Widow”, “Dune”, “Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back”, and “ssioMin: Impossible – Fall Out”. Just these names alone should give you an idea of how vast the scene options are for your film production in Norway. The locations consist of high mountain peaks, small villages along the coast, and modern architecture in the city of Oslo. No matter what your film production is about or what genre it is, Norway can give you all the landscapes you can imagine. The permitting process is also pretty straightforward, it would take 5 days to 1 week for our team to get it done, which means you can sit back and focus on your pre-production phase. Mbrella Films can make it happen.
Mbrella FIlms, one of the top production houses here with producers who have over 10 years of experience in the film production. Also, crew members are multi-lingual and experienced in working with international productions. Our producers have in-depth knowledge and creativity that will guide you through every step of your production in Norway seamlessly. Keep reading to find out more about where to bring your next film production to in Norway.
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Top 5 Filming Locations in Norway
Oslo Opera House
Oslo is the capital city of Norway, famous for its modern architecture combined with ancient-age buildings around the city. One of Christopher Nolan’s films “Tenet” was shot here in this particular location. It’s a scene where both Robert Pattinson and John David Washington were discussing their plan. They are actually standing on top of the Oslo Opera House.
The Atlantic Road
Remember the car chase scene with a beautiful road over the water in the last installment of Daniel Craig’s Bond movie, “No Time to Die.” This particular road appeared in that scene. The Atlantic Road is famous among all the tourists and producers around the world. It’s one of the destinations that you have to visit in Norway with your film production.
Stadlandet
Stadlandet is a peninsula in the western part of Norway, consisting of strong winds with rocky beaches and mountains. An epic sci-fi movie “Dune” by Denis Villeneuve shot their last few days here in Stadlandet in replacement of the planet Caladan.
Finse
Not far from the Stadlandet, there’s a mountain village area on the shore of lake Finsevatnet called Finse. The village is also known for its long winter that covers around 8-9 months in a year. “Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back” was shot on the mountain of this village during the long winter.
Prekeistolen
Preikestolen is a steep cliff and one of the most visited natural tourist attractions in Norway. You would remember the exact spot if you’re a fan of the Mission: Impossible franchise, the sixth installment “Mission: Impossible - Fall Out '' which was shot there for the ending fight scene.
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Budget for Film Production in Norway
Budgeting is always one of the most important matters in film production. Our producers will break down your line budget in the entire detail of the production process. Contact us if you’re interested in bringing your production to Norway, via the form below. Mbrella Films is here to get you covered!