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Sustainable productions and culturally sensitive depictions don’t just appear from thin air; they require intention, decisions and concrete actions. Below you’ll find articles on filming Sámi (one of Europe’s indigenous peoples), working with the Forest Government of Finland and sustainable production in Lapland.
Filming with Sámi people
Filming with Sámi people Planning a project that involves the Sámi people & culture? Here are some guidelines & resources for filming a respectful production in Sápmi without misrepresentation. The Sámi people and their culture have never been as popular and attractive to filmmakers as they are right now. To ensure that productions do not misrepresent or […]
Metsähallitus – Lapland’s National Parks & Forests
Metsähallitus – Lapland’s National Parks & Forests Metsähallitus is the national authority that maintains Finland’s state-owned forests and national parks, supervising hunting and fishing services and grants driving and filming permits. Metsähallitus (Forest Administration) is a state-owned enterprise that manages Finland’s national parks, multi-use forests, protected areas, and the country’s most extensive nature services for […]
Sustainable Production in Lapland
Sustainable Production in Lapland Sustainable productions reduce their footprints via measuring tools, utilizing the circular economy & Everyone’s Right and Responsibility and promoting climate-friendly lifestyles. The climate crisis currently underway is a call to action in all areas of life, and the TV and film industry is no exception. In Lapland and Finland, we are rising to […]
A film commission above ordinary
Film Lapland (Finnish Lapland Film Commission) and the municipality network are more than happy to help bring your production above ordinary. We will help you find the ideal locations, service providers and crew members for your production. Film Lapland is here to make your experience in Finnish Lapland efficient, easy and enjoyable.