UNESCO

UNESCO sites in Norway (upcoming project)
We were commissioned, in collaboration with Earthtree Media, to produce a series of video sequences capturing UNESCO World Heritage sites in Norway, including Notodden and Rjukan, as part of an upcoming project. The goal is to visually highlight the historical, cultural, and industrial significance of these locations.

The Brief
The client requested documentary-style drone video that showcases the unique landscapes, architecture and heritage of each site. These sequences will serve as part of a larger campaign that is in the making.

Our responsibilities included:
– Filming on location at multiple heritage sites
– Capturing both landscape and architectural details
– Preparing cinematic footage suitable for future editing and storytelling

Our Approach
We focused on combining cinematic framing with beautiful drone footage, highlighting both the scale of the industrial heritage and the surrounding natural environment.
The approach ensures the footage can be adapted for multiple uses — from promotional videos to online campaigns and educational materials.

Result
As the project is ongoing, the footage we have captured will form the basis of the final video production. The high-quality sequences provide versatile, visually compelling content that will communicate the historical and cultural value of these UNESCO sites.

CLIENT/ PROJECT: Earthtree / UNESCO Sites in Norway (Notodden & Rjukan)
LOCATION: Rjukan, Norway
SERVICE: Video production, location filming, drone filming (in collaboration with Earthtree Media)