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ARCTIC
IN
MOTION
FILMS / EXPEDITIONS / WILDERNESS
SINCE 2009
It's better to wear out than to rust
Arctic in Motion (AIM) is a production company and creative hub driven by and deep passion for outdoor sports, creativity, and the wild nature. Based in the rawest landscapes of the Far North, we combine athlete-level physical abilities, hard-won knowledge of Europe’s wildest terrains, and high-end action cinematography. We believe in living fully. AIM is a free space for wild travel, freedom of movement, and the constant search for new untamed paths.
-LAST PROJECTS-
norge på langs
Historically first, really clean trail run across the wilderness of Norway. A very personal film project about establishing 3000 km long path connecting the most beautiful parts of this incredibly scenic and wild country. The end goal is to make the NPL path famous world-wide.
nORTH OF TROMSØ
A large media project promoting 23 local tourism businesses from the Lyngenfjord region in Northern Norway. The goal of this project is to bring tourists from the overcrowded Tromsø city to this less visited remote Arctic region. We created the whole digital manual and all films.
A very challenging multi-media climbing project with the world’s best climber Adam Ondra, filmed in 2018 for Black Diamond Equipment, Tendon Ropes and Montura, supported by Sony, Sigma Optics, DJI and Tchibo. Filmed in Canada, Austria and in the Czech Republic.
-SHOWREEL-
-LAST BLOG POSTS-
Kungsleden – Day 0
Once we start driving towards Hemavan in a few days, this is where the first blog post dedicated to the Kungsleden 2026 project will appear. Follow along as the story unfolds, from the road trip north to our very first steps on the legendary trail itself. Stay tuned.
Kungsleden run 2026 – Daily statistics
Follow the Kungsleden 2026 run in numbers, day by day. Click here for daily statistics — distances, elevation gain, and locations from every stage. You’ll also find a route overview, interactive maps, and everything you need to track our journey from Hemavan to Abisko.
My Kungsleden story
In 2018, a broken ankle stopped me at the halfway mark. First thru-hiking lesson learned. In 2026, I’m returning to where it all began. Here’s the story behind the Kungsleden project — what happened in between, what my goals are, and why I have only 9 days to finish it.
Evening run to Trollhytta in Lyngen Alps. Time to act now or never!
Evening run to Trollhytta in Lyngen Alps – Time to act now or never! Cold cold… It is 9 pm in the evening and after a day spent figuring out many technical problems
Back in the north – Lyngstuva trip
Back in the north – Lyngstuva trip Returning from Slovakia So after spending 2 months in Slovakia working and training for the Koruna Slovenska running project, which unfortunately didn’t go fully as planned
First day in Liptov in Slovakia
First day in LIPTOV IN Slovakia Leaving Norway After leaving Northen Norway on April 20th and starting the 3000km long journey south to Central Europe, we finally arrived a week later in Slovakia