Incentives
The national incentive grants up to 25% return on costs spent in Norway for productions produced partly or entirely in Norway, and intended for international distribution.
The national incentive grants up to 25% return on costs spent in Norway for productions produced partly or entirely in Norway, and intended for international distribution.
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Shooting film (EXT) within the region of Oslo will in most cases require a permit. We offer assistance in finding the right authority or landowner, and guidance for best practices in applications and execution of a film shoot.
Oslo Film Commission
Vice Mayor’s office
Department for Culture and Sports
Oslo City Hall, 0037 Oslo, Norway
Adrian A. Mitchell
Head of Oslo Film Commission
The Oslo Film Commission main focus is to stimulate regional economic growth by attracting, facilitating and market screen productions. Our work aims to further develop the regional film industry, maximise opportunities for the regional film professionals and assisting policy development.
The Oslo Film Commission provides producers, directors, production designers and location scouts free assistance and guidance within the areas of incentives and other local funding opportunities, location research, crew and equipment resources as well as information on logistics, applications, permits and other eligible areas.
The Oslo Film Commission will facilitate connections between productions, governmental and private interests in our goal of making screen productions an equally positive experience for all parties.
Oslo Film Commission is a division in the Vice Mayors Office, initiated and funded by the City of Oslo.