Best Video Production Companies in Stockholm (2026)

Introduction

Stockholm is the Nordics’ largest market for commercial production, and the six companies below are where many Swedish and international agencies take their film briefs. Each one runs a director roster, produces commercials and branded film, and has an active Stockholm base in 2026.

Several of these companies now work across more than one city. New Land produces from Stockholm, Copenhagen and London, Hobby lists offices from Amsterdam to Singapore, and B-Reel Films splits its time between Stockholm and Los Angeles. Swedish craft also did well at home this year: at Guldägget 2026, directors Marcus Ibanez and Erik Warolin took a Gold in Craft and a Silver in Short Film.

The list was chosen on recent work, current rosters and evidence of a working Stockholm studio, and it runs in no order of merit. Post-production, VFX, animation and editing houses have their own pages, so they are left out here.

The best video production companies in Stockholm

1. New Land

Production company · Vasastan · newland.tv

New Land (styled in lower case by the company) is a Scandinavian production company with its Stockholm office on Frejgatan, plus bases in Copenhagen and London. Its roster runs to more than 25 directors, including Marcus Ibanez, Erik Warolin, Casper Balslev, AG Rojas and Gustav Johansson. Ibanez won a Gold in Craft at Guldägget 2026 for Volvo Cars’ “Moments”, and Warolin took Silver in Short Film for AFA Försäkring’s “When in Pain, Think of Us”.

Recent work includes “Parents” for Volvo Cars, “The Tap” for Life360, “Explore Your Story” for Coach and Cancerfonden’s “Det blir bättre”. Louise Wachtmeister joined the roster in September 2026. Its sister company Bad Land, at the same Stockholm address, handles stills and moving-image talent for fashion and lifestyle brands.

2. Social Club

Production company · Kungsholmen · socialclub.se

Social Club has produced commercials in Stockholm since 2002 and describes itself as one of the most established production companies in the Scandinavian market. It lists studios on Sankt Göransgatan in Kungsholmen and Urvädersgränd on Södermalm, and its directors include Björn Stein, Jakob Arevärn, Axel Laubscher, Henrik Sander and Jesper Ericstam.

Its reel covers IKEA (“70-tal”, directed by Björn Stein), Ford (“Vinterhjältar”, Jakob Arevärn), Mercedes, Specsavers, Allegro and the Norwegian lottery, alongside earlier work for Volvo and Telia. Social Club also runs a service production arm for international crews shooting in Sweden, with projects for Electrolux through Prodigious London and for Publicis London, and Film Stockholm lists it among the region’s service producers.

3. Camp David

Production company · Östermalm · campdavidfilm.com

Camp David was founded in Stockholm in 2002 by directors Sebastian Reed and Robert Jitzmark. Rickard Edholm and Per Welén now lead it as executive producers, and its current reel credits directors including Oskar Wrangö, Daniel Wårdh, Arthur Ljunggren, Alexander Peri and Julia Lindström. Since 2022, Emerald Pictures has represented its directors in the United States.

The client list is broad: IKEA, Ericsson, Lamborghini, Škoda, Netflix, Carlsberg, Burger King, Arla and Kappahl, plus public-sector work for Försvarsmakten and charity films for Doctors Without Borders and the Red Cross. It suits brands that want a single Stockholm partner for both campaign films and social cut-downs.

4. Hobby

Production company · Stockholm · hobbyfilm.com

Hobby (Hobbyfilm AB) is a Stockholm production company that has grown into a multi-office business, listing Amsterdam, Copenhagen, London, Los Angeles, Berlin and Singapore alongside Stockholm. Its roster mixes Swedish comedy directors such as Oskar Bård and Magnus Renfors with The Perlorian Brothers, JJ Adler and Cloé Bailly, and it signed André Maat and Emily Freda Sharp in 2025.

Much of its recent work leans towards comedy and character. Recent films include a LEGO and Disney spot about parenting (November 2025), a Rynkeby juice campaign and work for Look-O-Look and Bol, with earlier credits for Klarna, Telia, IKEA, Volvo Trucks and McDonald’s. US clients reach its directors through Catalyst Reps and Diplomat.

5. B-Reel Films

Independent · Södermalm · b-reelfilms.com

B-Reel Films has been producing films and managing directors since 1999, from Tjärhovsgatan on Södermalm and an office in Los Angeles. It is best known for long-form work, with credits including Midsommar, Helicopter Heist for Netflix and The Pirate Bay for SVT, and it has also made hundreds of commercials.

The commercial roster includes Adam Berg, Marcus Söderlund, Mikael Marcimain, Jesper Hiro, Stina Lütz and Filip Tellander, plus a New Talent group. Recent credits include a fossil-free pension savings campaign starring David Dencik and Adam Berg’s music video for Kent. It is a good fit for briefs that need a feature-film approach to casting and performance.

6. Naive

Production company · Södermalm · naive.se

Naive is a Stockholm production company founded in 2007, working in live action, animation and hybrid craft from Swedenborgsgatan on Södermalm. It describes itself as a collective of directors, creatives and producers, with in-house VFX, 3D and 2D animation, and LBB Online ran a “Getting to Know… Naive” profile in 2026.

Josefin Eriksson is executive producer and CEO, with Alice Ängeby and Signe Falk as executive producers for new business. Because live action and animation sit under one roof, Naive is a sensible call for films that blend the two or need design-led art direction.

What to look for in a Stockholm video production company

Start with the director, then the company. Stockholm production companies are built around rosters, and a strong house will put forward two or three directors with treatments rather than a single default choice. Look closely at each director’s work from the last two years.

Ask where the work will be made. Several companies on this list run offices in Copenhagen, London or Los Angeles, which helps with multi-market campaigns but can mean producers and crew are based elsewhere. If you want a Swedish crew and Swedish-language performance, say so in the brief.

Check how post-production is handled. Some houses have in-house VFX and animation, while others partner with Stockholm post houses for editing, grading and sound. Both models work, as long as you know who owns each stage and who signs off the final master.

Finally, agree how footage, cuts and feedback will move between agency, client and production company. A commercial shoot produces large camera files, several offline edits and many rounds of notes, often across time zones. A shared place for rushes, clear version names and timestamped feedback save days at the end of a schedule.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best video production company in Stockholm?

It depends on the brief and the director you need. On 2026 recognition, New Land’s directors won Gold and Silver at Guldägget, while Social Club and Camp David have both produced Swedish commercials since 2002.

Do Stockholm production companies work on international campaigns?

Yes. New Land, Hobby and B-Reel Films all run offices outside Sweden, Camp David’s directors are represented in the US by Emerald Pictures, and Social Club offers service production for foreign crews shooting in Sweden.

Which Stockholm production companies also make animation?

Naive works across live action, animation and hybrid films with in-house VFX, 3D and 2D animation. For specialist studios, see the list of animation studios in Stockholm.

How long does a commercial shoot in Stockholm usually take to deliver?

Timelines vary with scale, but a typical commercial runs through treatment, pre-production, a shoot of one to three days, then several weeks of edit, grade, VFX and sound. Agree the number of review rounds and who approves each cut before the shoot starts.

Is Hobby Film the same company as Hobby?

Yes. The company trades as Hobby and is registered as Hobbyfilm AB in Stockholm, with its website at hobbyfilm.com.

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