Spætt Film

Spætt Film is a Norwegian film production company based in Trondheim. It was established in 2006 by Magnus Skatvold under the name Spætt Media, initially as a sole proprietorship. In 2012 a limited company (aksjeselskap) with the same name was created, and Henrik Flatås and Håvard Wettland Gossé joined as co-owners. In 2014 the company changed its name to Spætt Film. The company originally produced commercial films for Norwegian clients and specialised in digital cinema advertising. From 2012 it established a new department for short films and documentaries. Its first short film was Fallet, directed by Andreas Thaulow and released in 2014. The same year it released Foul, directed by Rune Denstad Langlo, which was nominated for the Amanda Award for Best Short Film. The company's first documentary was Psykonauten from 2015, directed by Jon Vatne. After these projects Spætt Film produced a long series of documentaries, short films and commercials for Norwegian and international audiences. In 2023 it released its first feature film, Norwegian Dream, which opened the Kosmorama Film Festival and was nominated for three Amanda Awards. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting financial difficulties, the company struggled economically. In August 2023 the original limited company, by then named Film og sånn AS, was declared bankrupt. Afterwards Henrik Flatås, Isak Jensen Weie and Aleksander Fremstad Askim started a new limited company called Spætt AS, which continues to produce commercial films. The brand Spætt Film thus continues through the successor entity Spætt AS, while the original legal entity is defunct.

Spætt Film traces its origins to 2006, when Magnus Skatvold established Spætt Media as a sole proprietorship in Trondheim, Norway. The company initially focused on commercial film production for Norwegian clients, specialising in digital cinema advertising. In 2012, a limited company (aksjeselskap) with the same name was created, and Henrik Flatås and Håvard Wettland Gossé joined as co-owners. In 2014 the company changed its name to Spætt Film. From 2012 the company established a new department for short films and documentaries. Its first short film was Fallet, directed by Andreas Thaulow and released in 2014. The same year it released Foul, directed by Rune Denstad Langlo, which was nominated for the Amanda Award for Best Short Film. The company's first documentary was Psykonauten from 2015, directed by Jon Vatne. After these projects Spætt Film produced a long series of documentaries, short films and commercials for Norwegian and international audiences. Its documentary and fiction output included titles such as Echo (2015), Frittgående (2016), Granateple (2017), Fotoshoot (2018), Eye (2018), Trondheimsreisen (2018, co-production), Mågaluf (2018), Togrøvere (2019), Polyfonatura (2019), Off the Grid (2019), Våre håpefulle (2019), De forbandede år (2020, co-production), Being Eriko (2020, co-production), Livet av Havnes (2020), Blue Code of Silence (2020), Banebryterne (2020), Penthouse (2022), Foill (2022), Moosa Lane (2022, co-production), Dream's Gate (2023, co-production), Norwegian Dream (2023) and Beist (2023, co-production). In 2023 the company released its first feature film, Norwegian Dream, which opened the Kosmorama Film Festival and was nominated for three Amanda Awards. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting financial difficulties, the company struggled economically. In August 2023 the original limited company, by then named Film og sånn AS, was declared bankrupt. Afterwards Henrik Flatås, Isak Jensen Weie and Aleksander Fremstad Askim started a new limited company called Spætt AS, which continues to produce commercial films. The Spætt Film brand thus continues through the successor entity Spætt AS, while the original legal entity is defunct.

• 2023

  First feature film Norwegian Dream released; opens Kosmorama Film Festival and receives three Amanda Award nominations.

• 2023

  Original limited company (Film og sånn AS) declared bankrupt in August. Successor company Spætt AS founded by Henrik Flatås, Isak Jensen Weie and Aleksander Fremstad Askim.

• 2015

  First documentary Psykonauten released, directed by Jon Vatne.

• 2014

  Company renamed Spætt Film. First short film Fallet released; Foul released and nominated for Amanda Award for Best Short Film.

• 2012

  Limited company (aksjeselskap) with the same name created; Henrik Flatås and Håvard Wettland Gossé join as co-owners. New department for short films and documentaries established.

• 2006

  Spætt Media established by Magnus Skatvold as a sole proprietorship.

A Trondheim-based production house combining commercial advertising with documentary and fiction filmmaking, serving Norwegian and international clients.

Product categories. Commercial films · Digital cinema advertising · Short films · Documentaries · Feature films · Web series

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