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Western Norway Film Commission provides free location scouting services to qualifying feature films and drama series.
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The main city in Western Norway is Bergen - a UNESCO City of Gastronomy and World Heritage Site with a rich cultural life. The architecture is influenced by its Hanseatic heritage as well as neo-classicism, with landmark hints of functionalism, art nouveau, and brutalism.
North of Bergen, Ålesund (pictured on the right) has one of the world’s most concentrated collections of Art Nouveau architecture, and a spectacular setting between islets, mountains, and fjords.
Western Norway has a diverse coastline, with vertical sea-cliffs, beaches, flatlands, barren landscapes, archipelagos and rock formations. Lighthouses from the late 1800s are dotted along the coast, as well as numerous villages and maritime industries.
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Norway's hallmark is the unique glacier-shaped fjord landscape, with snow-clad mountains, towering waterfalls, serpentine roads, lush valleys, charming villages, and hydro-powered industries.
In spring and summer, green blossoms can be replaced with snow and unearthly barren landscapes within a 20-minute drive up the switchback roads.
Western Norway has a number of industries, many powered by access to hydropower and dams, such as Årdal pictured on the right (Norsk Hydro). Melting plants, quarries, data centers, wind farms, maritime, offshore industries, and more.
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Landscape-inspired architecture from leading names and companies such as Jensen & Skodvin, Reiulf Ramstad, Sverre Fehn, Todd Saunders, and Snøhetta make for interesting locations and settings. Western Norway is where cutting-edge architecture meets world heritage landscapes.
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Western Norway offers an impressive display of alpine peaks, summits, and edges at low altitudes, from just 1000 - 2000 m (3000 - 7000 feet) above sea level. This makes them easily accessible - with no need to acclimatize crew or cast to the altitude.
Mountain areas in the interior part of Western Norway are snow-covered until late May, whereas mountains closer to the open sea, for the most part of the year, offer barren landscapes.
Western Norway offers a wide variety of spectacular and film friendly roads. Twisting coastal bridges, serpentine bends, mountain crossings and gravel roads.
The Norwegian industry offers world-class services to complement your car shoot, including Russian Arm / high-speed mobile cranes.
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Farms, cabins, houses, and small settlements abound across the fjord landscape, clinging to the steep mountainsides and in fertile valleys. Many older farms have multiple buildings nestled together, but there are also several options for completely isolated houses and cabins.
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Western Norway has a snow guarantee in mountain areas from December until late May. Some of our glaciers are also easily accessible from May until September, offering a variety of snow locations, ice fields, and arctic looks.
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Western Norway has thousands of rivers, and several of the world’s tallest waterfalls. 10 waterfalls have a free, vertical drop above 200 meters.
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