Contact
Email:Â info@swixer.com
Phone:Â +46 704 012 755
Headquarter address:
Tyska Brinken 19,
111 27 Stockholm, Sweden
Germany is a dynamic and versatile filming destination, offering everything from urban sophistication to breathtaking natural landscapes. From bustling metropolises like Berlin and Hamburg to the serene Alps and Wadden Sea, Germany provides diverse backdrops for all types of productions. Swixer offers full production services for international productions, tailored to your needs.
Germany boasts a wide variety of locations to suit any production. The Wadden Sea in the north, vast forests and heaths in the heart of the country, and the majestic Alps in the south provide stunning natural backdrops. Cities like Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, and Cologne each bring their own character —whether hip and urban, maritime, or rich in tradition.
Germany’s extensive history and cultural heritage offer a treasure trove of filming opportunities. Iconic landmarks, historic architecture, museums, and local traditions add depth and authenticity to any production.
Swixer provides full production services across Germany, managing everything from pre-production to wrap. Whether you’re working on a TV series, commercial, documentary, feature film, or still shoot, our team ensures every aspect of your project is handled efficiently. Apart from crew and locations we can also help book equipment tailored to your needs. From cameras and lighting to sound and grip equipment.
Germany is renowned for its professionalism and high-quality standards. Swixer provide skilled local such as: fixers, producers, DoP’s, PA’s, gaffers, Location Managers and so on.
Germany’s varied landscapes and cityscapes provide endless options for your production. From urban quarters in Berlin and Hamburg to the tranquil Alps and historic villages, Swixer helps you find the perfect setting to bring your vision to life.
The need for a filming permit in Germany depends on the type and size of your production. Permits are typically issued by local communes. Swixer’s native German-speaking team can handle all applications and paperwork, ensuring compliance with local regulations and allowing you to focus on your production.
Coordinating a remote shoot in Germany? Swixer provides live feeds, on-site coordination, and communication tools to keep your production running smoothly, no matter where you’re located.
Germany offers an incredible variety of filming locations, from vibrant cities brimming with history and culture to breathtaking natural landscapes. Whether you’re seeking iconic urban backdrops, coastal charm, or dramatic mountain scenery, Germany has it all to bring your production to life.
Germany’s capital is a vibrant hub of creativity and innovation, offering iconic landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate and modern urban neighborhoods filled with character.
Located in southern Germany, Munich combines Bavarian charm with modern sophistication. It’s perfect for productions requiring cultural authenticity or elegant urban settings.
As Germany’s maritime capital, Hamburg provides stunning harbor views, historic warehouses, and dynamic waterfront scenes.
This UNESCO World Heritage Site in northern Germany features dramatic tidal landscapes, creating an otherworldly backdrop for unique productions.
The southern Alps offer majestic peaks, rolling meadows, and picturesque villages ideal for dramatic or nature-inspired shoots.
Germany enjoys a temperate climate with warm summers and cold winters. January daytime temperatures average 3°C (38°F), while July sees a pleasant 22°C (72°F). The diverse geography, including mountains and hills, creates regional weather variations. In summer, southern Germany tends to be warmer, while winter brings cooler temperatures to the north.
• Budgets • Call sheet • Crew booking • Equipment booking • Local permits • Location finding •Logistical support • Translation
• Research
• Actors • Directors • Drivers • DoP’s & DP’s • Catering • Film crews • Fixers • Local Producers • Locations • Producing full productions / Parts of productions • Production Managers • Production staff • Remote filming • Sightseeing • Translation • TV crews
• Editing of videos • Post production paperwork • Post production scripts • Translation • Transcription • Voice over artists
Headquarter address:
Tyska Brinken 19,
111 27 Stockholm, Sweden