Best Video Production Companies in Copenhagen (2026)

10 Copenhagen video production companies making commercial and branded film in 2026, from Nordic director rosters to small in-house crews


Introduction

The 10 companies below make commercial and branded film from Copenhagen and Frederiksberg, and they range from director-led houses working on international campaigns to small crews serving Danish businesses directly.

Copenhagen’s commercial production scene is closely tied to the rest of Scandinavia. New Land and Hobby both run offices in Stockholm and Copenhagen, while Bacon and Holy Ravioli sit a few doors apart on H.C. Ørsteds Vej in Frederiksberg. Shots’ Cannes Contenders 2026 selection for Denmark credited Bacon on Doro’s “A Smarter Choice” and New Land on Ffern’s “Pink Sky At Night”. Local clients add steady demand from pharma, energy, retail and design brands.

Every company here showed a Copenhagen base on a page we opened during research. The list runs in no fixed order of merit, since the right choice depends on the brief and budget. Branded-content and social video studios are covered on our separate content studios page.

The best video production companies in Copenhagen

1. Bacon

Bacon Group A/S · Frederiksberg · baconcph.com

Bacon is a Copenhagen production company based at H.C. Ørsteds Vej 30 in Frederiksberg. LBB lists three strands: production, post-production through its sister company BaconX, and interactive work. Its company registration describes the group’s purpose as producing advertising and feature films and representing directors.

Director Bine Bach made Doro’s “A Smarter Choice” with Bacon for NORD DDB Copenhagen, a set of short spots that Shots picked among its Cannes Contenders for 2026. BaconX lists visual effects and colour work for brands including Nike and Wealthsimple, which is useful if you would like production and finishing handled by related teams.

2. New Land

Founded by directors · Vesterbro · newland.tv

New Land launched in 2014 as a Scandinavian production company and now lists offices in Stockholm, Copenhagen and London. Its Copenhagen office is at Skelbækgade 40B. Co-founders Gustav Johansson, Daniel Kragh-Jacobsen and Casper Balslev were all working as directors when the company opened in London in 2019. Its site reports wins for directors on its roster at Cannes Lions and the YDAs in 2025.

Recent work on its site includes “Parents” for Volvo Cars, “The Tap” for Life360 and “When I Grow Up” for Fotografiska. Naghmeh Pour’s “Pink Sky At Night” for Ffern appeared in Shots’ 2026 Denmark selection. The roster lists more than 25 directors, so ask which producer and office would run your job.

3. Hobby

Founder-owned, as of 2018 · Copenhagen · hobbyfilm.com

Hobby is a creative production company that started in Stockholm and opened in Copenhagen in 2018. Its site now lists offices in Amsterdam, Copenhagen, London, Los Angeles, Stockholm, Berlin and Singapore. When it opened in Denmark, LBB reported that the office would also give clients access to Hobby Animation and to Hobby Studio, the company’s content production wing.

Its site lists work for LEGO, Carlsberg, IKEA, Nike, Volvo Trucks, Rynkeby and Telia. Early Danish films included Alm. Brand, Somersby and Business Danmark. Its main roster includes Martin Aamund, Bertil Vorre, Snorre Ruhe and The Perlorian Brothers.

4. Holy Ravioli

Holy Ravioli ApS · Frederiksberg · holyravioli.tv

Holy Ravioli is a Frederiksberg production company whose tagline is “It’s the filling, not the wrapping”, and its roster includes Martin Furze, Buster Jønsson, Mikki Sindhunata and Kasper Kiertzner. LBB lists it in Copenhagen with 48 credits, some of them for post-production and sound as well as production.

Its site shows films for Norlys, ECCO, LEGO City, Toyota, Vodafone, Danbolig and adidas. Credits added to LBB in 2025 include “We are Orsted”, Tuborg’s Roskilde Festival film and “The Lonely Generation” for Call Me. The mix of Danish brands and international names makes it a reasonable call for a domestic campaign with export potential.

5. KIND Film

Ownership not stated · Copenhagen · kind.film

KIND Film describes itself as a production company based in Copenhagen, working in film and photography. Its roster of directors includes Anders Bundgaard, Magnus Millang, Emil Millang, Tim Erem, Peter Riis and Louise Hylland.

The site cites more than 25 brand partners but names none of them, so ask for a reel and relevant references early in the conversation. The site links to a profile for each director, which is the place to start when judging fit for a brief.

6. FLUID

Filmmaker-led · Copenhagen · fluid.tv

FLUID is a small Copenhagen company that makes short documentaries about complex subjects for brands and organisations. Director and producer Alonso Mayo leads client projects, and Nina Leidersdorff advises as a producer alongside her work in Danish film and television. Larger jobs bring in camera teams and local crews abroad.

Work includes “The Spirit of SOFIA” for NASA and DLR, a six-film series for UCLA Physical Sciences, “The Chapel Retold” for Arkitektforeningen, and more than 30 Artist Stories for Arturia since 2023. Clients can commission a single film, a series or an ongoing partnership, which suits science, engineering and cultural organisations.

7. NG Media

Ownership not stated · Sydhavnen · ngmedia.dk

NG Media is a video production company at Bådehavnsgade 4 in Sydhavnen, with further offices in Milan and Berlin. It reports more than 15 years of experience and more than 435 productions, and it runs a separate film and television division.

Its site shows brand work for Sportybet, Mate, Nhow and IRONMAN in 2025, alongside logos for Novo Nordisk, DFDS, Schweppes and Just Eat. The Milan and Berlin offices may help on campaigns that need to shoot in more than one European market.

8. Bow Tie Productions

Bow Tie Productions ApS · Frederiksberg · bowtiecph.tv

Bow Tie Productions was founded in 2019 by two friends and is based at Bispeengen 20F in Frederiksberg. David Michael Jensen and Morten Lech Pedersen run the company, bringing in freelancers for specific projects. Its services cover advertising and corporate films, product videos, event coverage and editing.

Case studies include Mark Hermann Chocolate, Parasport Danmark, Børsen Gazelle and Boligdagene 2025. The company suits Danish organisations that want a producer and editor directly involved in a modest-sized job.

9. Mediehuset København

Ownership not stated · Østerbro · mediehuset-kbh.com

Mediehuset København has more than 30 years of experience in video production, green-screen work and live streaming. Its office is at Aldersrogade 6C in Østerbro, and its green-screen studio is at Vibenshus Runddel, a minute’s walk from the metro.

Its list of video types covers commercials, company profiles, instructional films and keynote videos. Named work includes a green-screen film merging recordings from three locations for Siemens Healthineers, studio shoots for Novo Nordisk and an AI avatar recording for Pandora. It is the corporate-leaning choice on this list, with a useful studio for spokesperson and internal films.

10. Duckling

Ownership not stated · Copenhagen · duckling.dk

Duckling describes itself as a production and post-production facility in the heart of Copenhagen. Its services include video production, photography, sound design, voice-overs, podcasts and mastering, so a single team can take a film from shoot to final mix.

Cases on its site include Forbrugerrådet Tænk, Hey Yum, Efterskolerne and TDC. The TDC job covered shooting, editing, grading, motion design and music composition, which gives a fair picture of the range available in one place.

What to look for in a Copenhagen video production company

Start with the kind of company your brief needs. Roster houses such as Bacon, New Land, Hobby and Holy Ravioli work with agencies on director-led campaign films, and a director’s reel will tell you more than the company’s own page. Smaller companies such as Bow Tie tend to work directly with businesses, with the same few people handling the idea, shoot and edit.

Check who sits in Copenhagen. Several companies here share directors, producers and post-production with Stockholm or other offices, which can help on a Nordic campaign. Ask where the producer is based, and which crew and facilities will be local for your shoot.

Danish clients often need several versions from a single shoot: a main film, short cut-downs, subtitled versions for other Nordic markets, and internal or investor cuts for sectors such as pharma and energy. Agree the deliverables list, usage rights and languages before the budget is set, because each affects the cost.

Finally, ask how footage and feedback will be handled once the shoot wraps. A commercial can involve an agency, a client marketing team and legal or medical reviewers, each commenting on successive cuts. A clear process for where the latest version lives, who signs off and which comments are still open saves time in the final week before delivery.

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Fabric gives a production company one workspace for footage, project documents and client feedback, with AI search across all of it. Treatments, call sheets, cuts and notes for each job can sit together in shared folders, and there is more on this in the setup for commercial production teams.

Rushes and project files sit in Fabric’s cloud drive, which streams files on demand so they take no local disk space. Editors can open and work on heavy files without a full download, and shared team folders hold the latest versions. Search works by meaning across documents, images and transcribed media, and results jump to the page or timestamp. Interviews and voice-over sessions can go through audio and video transcription in formats including MOV, MP4 and WAV.

Review works through sharing. Share a cut with the client as a commenter, using a link that works without sign-up, and they can leave timestamped comments on video and audio, add a drawing on the video frame with a comment, and draw on images and attach a comment to the drawing. The team then marks each comment completed, so a round of feedback reads like a checklist, and threaded comments and roles keep agency and client input in one place.

For final delivery, any file or folder can be published as a web page. Published links are view-only, with optional download, and can be password protected. Link analytics shows when each named recipient opened a link and how long they spent with it, which helps with treatments and director reels sent to agencies. In pre-production, Canvas holds moodboards and storyboards, with embedded Vimeo and YouTube references.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best video production company in Copenhagen?

The right company depends on the brief. For director-led campaign work, Bacon and New Land were both credited in Shots’ Cannes Contenders 2026 selection for Denmark. For documentary-style brand films, FLUID has a clear specialism, and for a modest Danish corporate or product film, Bow Tie Productions is a more direct route.

How do production companies differ from production service companies in Copenhagen?

A production company develops and makes the film, usually with its own directors. A production service company supports visiting productions with locations, budgeting and crew. Friday Film and Production Service Scandinavia are Copenhagen examples of the second kind, so they are not on this list.

Do Nordisk Film and Zentropa make commercials?

Both are best known for feature films and series, and the pages we checked did not show an advertising arm. Nordisk Film has been part of Egmont since 1992. Neither is on this list, which covers companies working in commercial and branded film.

Where do Copenhagen’s video production companies tend to be based?

The companies here are spread across the city and Frederiksberg. Bacon and Holy Ravioli are both on H.C. Ørsteds Vej in Frederiksberg, New Land is on Skelbækgade in Vesterbro, Mediehuset København is in Østerbro and NG Media is in Sydhavnen.

Which companies should I look at for social video or animation?

This page focuses on commercial and branded film. Social-first and branded-content work is covered in our list of content studios in Copenhagen, and animated work in our list of animation studios in Copenhagen.

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