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Øivind Tangstad grew up on the slopes of the Hardangervidda, Europe’s highest plateau and one of its greatest wildernesses. He took inspiration from one of the most thrilling and heroic adventure stories of the modern era, where 11 Norwegian Resistance members skied over 600km across the plateau to prevent the creation of an atomic bomb.
To mark the 80th anniversary of this tale, which has become folklore in Norway, Øivind is leading an international expeditionary team to retrace their footsteps, from the assault on the Rjukan valley, across Europe’s wildest plateau, and over the Swedish border hundreds of kilometres away.
‘Hardangerfolk’ is a documentary which shows how, at a time when war and oppression are once again gripping Europe, this inspirational story is more relevant than it has ever been.
Øivind Tangstad grew up on the slopes of the Hardangervidda, Europe’s highest plateau and one of its greatest wildernesses. He took inspiration from one of the most thrilling and heroic adventure stories of the modern era, where 11 Norwegian Resistance members skied over 600km across the plateau to prevent the creation of an atomic bomb.
To mark the 80th anniversary of this tale, which has become folklore in Norway, Øivind is leading an international expeditionary team to retrace their footsteps, from the assault on the Rjukan valley, across Europe’s wildest plateau, and over the Swedish border hundreds of kilometres away.
‘Hardangerfolk’ is a documentary which shows how, at a time when war and oppression are once again gripping Europe, this inspirational story is more relevant than it has ever been.
Øivind Tangstad grew up on the slopes of the Hardangervidda, Europe’s highest plateau and one of its greatest wildernesses. He took inspiration from one of the most thrilling and heroic adventure stories of the modern era, where 11 Norwegian Resistance members skied over 600km across the plateau to prevent the creation of an atomic bomb.
To mark the 80th anniversary of this tale, which has become folklore in Norway, Øivind is leading an international expeditionary team to retrace their footsteps, from the assault on the Rjukan valley, across Europe’s wildest plateau, and over the Swedish border hundreds of kilometres away.
‘Hardangerfolk’ is a documentary which shows how, at a time when war and oppression are once again gripping Europe, this inspirational story is more relevant than it has ever been.
Scotica’s work with Talisker whisky and marine conservation organisation Parley took us up to Skye to work alongside famed swimmer and adventurer Ross Edgley as well as diver and filmmaker Faine Loubser.
Scotica created a series of films for Talisker and Parley featuring the incredible work they are doing to conserve large areas of Scottish kelp forests, as well as Ross Edgley’s record-breaking 2-day, 2-night swim up Loch Ness.
The team donned their wetsuits and grabbed the underwater cine cameras to get up-close and personal with the pair, exploring Scotland’s wild waters. Scotica created a series of films for Talisker featuring the incredible work they are doing to conserve large areas of Scottish kelp forests, as well as Ross Edgley’s record-breaking 2-day, 2-night swim up Loch Ness.
Scotica’s work with Talisker whisky and marine conservation organisation Parley took us up to Skye to work alongside famed swimmer and adventurer Ross Edgley as well as diver and filmmaker Faine Loubser.
Scotica created a series of films for Talisker and Parley featuring the incredible work they are doing to conserve large areas of Scottish kelp forests, as well as Ross Edgley’s record-breaking 2-day, 2-night swim up Loch Ness.
The team donned their wetsuits and grabbed the underwater cine cameras to get up-close and personal with the pair, exploring Scotland’s wild waters. Scotica created a series of films for Talisker featuring the incredible work they are doing to conserve large areas of Scottish kelp forests, as well as Ross Edgley’s record-breaking 2-day, 2-night swim up Loch Ness.
In 2023, Scotica created a series of commercials for Talisker’s latest product collaboration with marine conservation organisation Parley: Wilder Seas whisky, their most sustainable product ever.
From the forests above, to the ones below, wild seas – rich with kelp forests, teeming with life – are vital to our planet’s biodiversity. Supporting Talisker’s mission with Parley to keep the seas wild, they’re making a donation for every bottle of their Wilder Seas whisky made.
The team once again took to the rugged waters of Scotland to film the new whisky in its natural environment, a challenging but rewarding multi-day shoot.
In 2023, Scotica created a series of commercials for Talisker’s latest product collaboration with marine conservation organisation Parley: Wilder Seas whisky, their most sustainable product ever.
From the forests above, to the ones below, wild seas – rich with kelp forests, teeming with life – are vital to our planet’s biodiversity. Supporting Talisker’s mission with Parley to keep the seas wild, they’re making a donation for every bottle of their Wilder Seas whisky made.
The team once again took to the rugged waters of Scotland to film the new whisky in its natural environment, a challenging but rewarding multi-day shoot.
Scotica are continually producing high-end action-adventure films for Scotland-based, internationally-focussed ethical adventure company OceanVertical.
With sustainability at the heart of their ethos, OceanVertical have been the perfect partners for Scotica in creating films which focus on the sheer depth and breadth of adventure to be found in our own country.
Alpine starts, hand-launching drones from a precarious icy ridge and sea-swimming while operating a gimbal are all highlights from our work with OV.
Scotica are continually producing high-end action-adventure films for Scotland-based, internationally-focussed ethical adventure company OceanVertical.
With sustainability at the heart of their ethos, OceanVertical have been the perfect partners for Scotica in creating films which focus on the sheer depth and breadth of adventure to be found in our own country.
Alpine starts, hand-launching drones from a precarious icy ridge and sea-swimming while operating a gimbal are all highlights from our work with OV.
Forest Carbon are the UK’s leading voice in woodland creation and habitat recreation for carbon capture. Through planting native trees and restoring peatlands, they have enabled hundreds of projects across the country to remove CO2 from our atmosphere, mitigate floods, increase biodiversity and benefit local communities
Scotica are delighted to be working with Forest Carbon on a number of documentary projects over 2022 and 2023, so watch this space.
Forest Carbon are the UK’s leading voice in woodland creation and habitat recreation for carbon capture. Through planting native trees and restoring peatlands, they have enabled hundreds of projects across the country to remove CO2 from our atmosphere, mitigate floods, increase biodiversity and benefit local communities
“Scotica are delighted to be working with Forest Carbon on a number of documentary projects over 2022 and 2023, so watch this space.”
Forest Carbon are the UK’s leading voice in woodland creation and habitat recreation for carbon capture. Through planting native trees and restoring peatlands, they have enabled hundreds of projects across the country to remove CO2 from our atmosphere, mitigate floods, increase biodiversity and benefit local communities
“Scotica are delighted to be working with Forest Carbon on a number of documentary projects over 2022 and 2023, so watch this space.”
Forest Carbon are the UK’s leading voice in woodland creation and habitat recreation for carbon capture. Through planting native trees and restoring peatlands, they have enabled hundreds of projects across the country to remove CO2 from our atmosphere, mitigate floods, increase biodiversity and benefit local communities.
Scotica have been delighted to work with Forest Carbon on four documentary pieces over 2022 and 2023, one of which shows how a farming community in the Black Mountains of South Wales took it upon themselves to rewild the high commons of Bryn Arw.
Keith Powell, a seventh-generation Black Mountain sheep farmer and passionate environmentalist, led this project to breathe new life into the mountain gathered publicity and momentum, inspiring a whole community of seed sewers, sapling planters, bracken beaters and of course livestock farmers.
Forest Carbon are the UK’s leading voice in woodland creation and habitat recreation for carbon capture. Through planting native trees and restoring peatlands, they have enabled hundreds of projects across the country to remove CO2 from our atmosphere, mitigate floods, increase biodiversity and benefit local communities.
Scotica have been delighted to work with Forest Carbon on four documentary pieces over 2022 and 2023, one of which shows how a farming community in the Black Mountains of South Wales took it upon themselves to rewild the high commons of Bryn Arw.
Keith Powell, a seventh-generation Black Mountain sheep farmer and passionate environmentalist, led this project to breathe new life into the mountain gathered publicity and momentum, inspiring a whole community of seed sewers, sapling planters, bracken beaters and of course livestock farmers.
‘Small Country’ is Scotica’s first independently produced, multi-award-winning documentary: an exploration of the Northwest Highlands and its people – farmers, fishermen, guides and more – who depend on this beautiful but endangered landscape.
Since its release, it has been touring cinemas and festivals across the UK. It is now streaming on-demand with Kendal Mountain Festival.
‘Small Country’ is Scotica’s first independently produced, multi-award-winning documentary: an exploration of the Northwest Highlands and its people – farmers, fishermen, guides and more – who depend on this beautiful but endangered landscape.
Since its release, it has been touring cinemas and festivals across the UK. It is now streaming on-demand with Kendal Mountain Festival.
Some of the most fun we’ve had on location with Scotica was producing this white-knuckle adventure promo series for canyoning legends Vertical Descents.
Underwater cinematography, abseiling from crags to reach the perfect viewpoint and filming upside-down on Scotland’s only Via Ferrata were all major highlights, and resulted in a series of films you’re unlikely to forget.
Some of the most fun we’ve had on location with Scotica was producing this white-knuckle adventure promo series for canyoning legends Vertical Descents.
Underwater cinematography, abseiling from crags to reach the perfect viewpoint and filming upside-down on Scotland’s only Via Ferrata were all major highlights, and resulted in a series of films you’re unlikely to forget.
Within us all we have a long-neglected primal instinct: survival. Combine that with a deep love of Scottish history, culture and landscape and you get a truly immersive wilderness experience with elements of bushcraft, warfare, navigation and art. This is Primal.
Within us all we have a long-neglected primal instinct: survival. Combine that with a deep love of Scottish history, culture and landscape and you get a truly immersive wilderness experience with elements of bushcraft, warfare, navigation and art. This is Primal.
In the Autumn of 2022, the Scotica team took to the Lake District for a new campaign with Lake District Activities. We spend most of a week in our wetsuits with the waterproof cameras out, hanging from ropes under waterfalls and scrambling over verdant precipices. This is a side of Cumbria few have experienced, full of hidden surprises and thrilling adventures.
Explore, reconnect with the wild in you, discover a new Lake District.
In the Autumn of 2022, the Scotica team took to the Lake District for a new campaign with Lake District Activities. We spend most of a week in our wetsuits with the waterproof cameras out, hanging from ropes under waterfalls and scrambling over verdant precipices. This is a side of Cumbria few have experienced, full of hidden surprises and thrilling adventures.
Explore, reconnect with the wild in you, discover a new Lake District.
‘Storas Ulbha: Making History’ is an ongoing government-, lottery- and heritage-funded documentary series chronicling the community powered regeneration of the remote and beautiful Isle of Ulva.
The films evidence the successful regeneration of the island to funders, market the island worldwide as a travel destination and act as a piece of archival media chronicling this critical turning point in the history of land reform.
The project is ongoing, with material set for public release over a multi-year timeline.
‘Storas Ulbha: Making History’ is an ongoing government-, lottery- and heritage-funded documentary series chronicling the community powered regeneration of the remote and beautiful Isle of Ulva.
The films evidence the successful regeneration of the island to funders, market the island worldwide as a travel destination and act as a piece of archival media chronicling this critical turning point in the history of land reform.
The project is ongoing, with material set for public release over a multi-year timeline.
To celebrate their 10-year anniversary, ADV commissioned Scotica to produce a documentary chronicling the storied and colouful history of their humble beginnings in Scotland.
Featuring members of the company and community whose lives have been touched by the Dunbar site, ‘Foxlake: 10 Years in 10 Minutes’ is a funny and poignant reflection on what it means to grow an adventure business.
To celebrate their 10-year anniversary, ADV commissioned Scotica to produce a documentary chronicling the storied and colouful history of their humble beginnings in Scotland.
Featuring members of the company and community whose lives have been touched by the Dunbar site, ‘Foxlake: 10 Years in 10 Minutes’ is a funny and poignant reflection on what it means to grow an adventure business.
Commissioned by international sustainable travel agency IGot2Travel, this documentary series sheds light on a very different Outer Hebrides than we are used to seeing in popular media. ‘Grains of Our Love’ tells the life story of James, a local ghillie, alongside his long-time companions: a musician, a fisherman, a baker and a farmer.
Scotica worked alongside IGot2Travel to create a brief for three independent commercials, each targetted at a different customer demographic, as well as a mid-length documentary piece.
Commissioned by international sustainable travel agency IGot2Travel, this documentary series sheds light on a very different Outer Hebrides than we are used to seeing in popular media. ‘Grains of Our Love’ tells the life story of James, a local ghillie, alongside his long-time companions: a musician, a fisherman, a baker and a farmer.
Scotica worked alongside IGot2Travel to create a brief for three independent commercials, each targetted at a different customer demographic, as well as a mid-length documentary piece.
Are you ready to tell your story? Get in touch with us at hello@scotica.film, or leave your message below and we’ll get back to you.
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