Scale, infrastructure and access — where productions begin.
Why West Coast Norway works
West Coast Norway is Norway’s most production-ready region — combining dramatic
fjords, alpine terrain, coastline and urban infrastructure within short travel distances.
This allows productions to scale efficiently from intimate scenes to complex, multi-unit shoots.
Airports, roads, ferries, tunnels and accommodation enable reliable year-round operation.
Marine access is frequently used to maintain flexibility across fjord and coastal environments,
while contingency planning supports weather-driven schedules.
What experience changes:
Access, timing, permits, safety and logistics are resolved upstream —
so locations remain filmable under real conditions.
What this region enables
Deep fjords with direct marine access below alpine terrain
Rapid transitions between urban centres and remote wilderness
Architecture embedded in raw natural landscapes
Year-round access supported by infrastructure and resorts
Marine-supported filming without full offshore logistics
Road, ferry and tunnel networks built for heavy transport
Harbours suitable for vessel-based staging
Locations that scale from small crews to major unit moves
Some interesting locations in the region
South & Rogaland
Lindesnes · Lysefjorden · Preikestolen · Kjerag · Lysebotn · Stavanger · Sola · Jæren beaches
Mission: Impossible – Dead ReckoningDune: Part OneSuccession (Season 4)James Bond – No Time To DieBlack Widow (Marvel)Berlin Station (Season 2)Top GearThe WaveThe InnocentsThe Woman in Cabin 10Sonic the Hedgehog 3
Looking at other regions?
Each region in Norway presents distinct production realities —
from accessible infrastructure to extreme Arctic conditions.