Film production in Sweden — premium video, with discipline.

Yes. We produce for global brands shooting in Sweden, Scandinavian launches and Nordic-market campaigns. All deliverables in English; full English-speaking crew on every production.

Simple interview-based corporate film: SEK 25–60k (≈ €2,200–5,400). Story-driven brand film: SEK 80–250k. Broadcast-quality commercial: SEK 150–800k+. Subscription-based output (Pulse): fixed monthly fee from set tier.

Sweden — with crews in Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö. We travel across the Nordics and Northern Europe without additional crew fees within Sweden.

Yes. Fenny works as a film fixer and production service partner for foreign productions in Sweden: location scouting and recces, police and landowner permits, local crew, cinema equipment, transport, accommodation, drone clearance and post. You get one English-speaking contact, a fixed itemised quote in SEK or EUR, and no hidden agent markup.

Yes. We act as Swedish production service partner for international agencies and brands — line production, location scouting, permits, crewing, equipment and post.

Full cinema packages are available through Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö rental houses: ARRI Alexa 35 and Mini LF, RED and Sony Venice bodies, Cooke, Zeiss and Signature Prime glass, plus grip, LED lighting, gimbals, drone and Techno-style cranes. We book and manage the rental as part of the quote, so you deal with one supplier instead of five.

We scout with photo and video recces before the shoot and handle the permits. Public filming in Stockholm and most cities requires a police permit (typically 1–3 weeks lead time and a modest fee), while nature locations fall under the right of public access with restrictions in national parks and nature reserves. Drone flights need Swedish Transport Agency and EU operator registration, which our pilots hold.

Sweden introduced a national production incentive administered by the Swedish Film Institute, offering a cash rebate on approved Swedish spend for qualifying productions above a set budget threshold, with regional funds in areas such as Film i Väst adding co-financing. Rules and budgets change per year, so we check current terms with the Film Institute for your specific project before you build the budget. Foreign companies can also reclaim Swedish VAT on production spend.

Typical lead time from green light to shoot day is 3–5 weeks, or 2 weeks for a lean crew. A standard commercial day runs with a Swedish core crew of 6–12 people; every crew member works in English, call sheets and contracts are in English, and we invoice in SEK or EUR. Summer offers up to 18 hours of daylight, winter gives short days but snow and ice locations.

Yes. Edit, grade, sound design, motion graphics and subtitles are delivered in-house, including localised versions and aspect ratios for each market and platform from one master.