Film Commission Sweden is an Economic Association that aims to make Sweden attractive for film, TV, and commercial production, thereby boosting the domestic film industry.
It will connect international production companies with Swedish professionals and resources, act as a central hub for regional film commissions, and advocate for the industry. Membership is open to Trade Association involved in film production, Regional Film Organisations and Film Commissions, as well as organisations promoting Sweden.
Image: The idyllic seaside town of Fjällbacka, a fishing port on the west coast. Photo/Credits: Per Pixel Petersson/imagebank.sweden.se
Filmpool Nord is Sweden’s northernmost film region and has co-produced more than 1,000 films and drama series since its inception in 1992. Located in Norrbotten County, parts of the region stretch above the Arctic Circle. Covering 25% of Sweden’s landmass.
Film i Skåne is the regional film fund of Southern Sweden and was formed in 1995. Film i Skåne favours growth and development of the region’s film industry, while also helping to make Skåne more visible internationally.
Film Stockholm AB is the regional film fund in the capital of Sweden, promoting and developing film production in the region as well as offering co-production of films and tv-series, talent development and film commission services.
Film i Väst is Scandinavia’s leading film fund and has co-produced more than 1.600 films and drama series since 1992. Film i Väst is a part of Region Västra Götaland situated on the Swedish West Coast.
Image: There are numerous picturesque hiking trails all over Sweden. John Bauer trail, Småland. Photo/Credits: Patrik Svedberg/imagebank.sweden.se
The Swedish Institute (SI) is a public agency based in Stockholm and Paris that builds interest and trust in Sweden around the world. SI creates, in collaboration with the Swedish Film Institute, an annual selection of Swedish films for non-profit cultural screenings abroad. SI has a coordinating role in communicating collaboration with Sweden. SI works closely with the Swedish film industry and Sweden’s foreign missions.
Visit Sweden is the official tourism organisation of Sweden, dedicated to promoting the country as a travel destination. Their website, visitsweden.com, serves as a comprehensive resource for travellers seeking information about Sweden’s diverse attractions and experiences.
The Swedish audiovisual incentive is a government support programme for the production of feature films, documentary films, drama series or documentary series.
The National Property Board (SFV) manages a wide range of natural and cultural environments including more than 200 historic landmarks, 1700 islands and one seventh of Swedens total land area. When you’re looking for elements of Sweden’s history and nature, SFV can guide you in the right direction. Visit their website to get inspired.
The Swedish Union for Performing Arts and Film represents professional performers and other creative workers from across the entertainment, creative and cultural industry spectrum. The union organises actors, directors, film workers, casting directors and technical film industry staff, as well as administrative personnel. It can answer questions about Swedish labour law and working conditions, copyright practices and collective agreements. The union promotes sustainable professional operations and diversity and inclusion.
Swedish Film & TV Skills is the trade association for production companies engaged in the development and production of film and television, monitoring skills gaps, developing professional certifications and creating new apprenticeship standards to answer skills needs. Members include broadcasters, producers, social partners and regional and national film funds. Swedish Film & TV Skills collaborates with training providers and arranges high-quality, work-based learning to help people enter the industry and progress within it.
The Swedish Film & TV Producers Association (Film & TV-Producenterna) is the trade association for production companies engaged in the development and production of film, television and commercials. The association represents the interests of producers and promotes internationalisation. It is the contact point for getting in touch with the Swedish production industry.
The Independent Film Producers’ Association (OFF) has been around since 1984. Its members are independent filmmakers who typically develop their projects from first idea to finished film, taking on different roles depending on the venture and working as both director and producer.
Southern Sweden Producers Association (SSPA) aims to create a network for film producers based in southern Sweden. SSPA supports alternative forms of financing to strengthen regional producer and production companies. It also guides producers through the application phase and encourages qualitative learning in the region.
The Swedish audiovisual incentive provides a production rebate of up to 25 percent on Swedish production costs.
Work in a business-friendly economy that provides a safe, sustainable production environment.
Sweden boasts a variety of locations, seasonal scenery, and architecture spanning all styles and eras.
Sweden is a leader in sustainable film production, with a lot of environmentally friendly practices.