Pophunters Film & TV is a film production agency located in Uppsala, Sweden.
With over 30 years experience, we make films of all sorts for companies and organizations.
Our speciality? Making any subject comprehensible and compelling through the use of storytelling.
“No matter where or how an idea is expressed, you still have to start with a good one”
Before we get to ”what” and ”how”, we’ll ask ”why”. Intelligent and stupid questions… and some you never thought of before.
At Pophunters, ideas start with your ”why”. It becomes a driving force which fuels our ideas.
When we’ve established your communicative goals, our next step is finding the right idea.
It might be in the form of an animation, a dramatization… or something completely different. Whatever it takes to fulfill your goals.
Over the last 30 years we have brought stories to life using every trick of the trade.
But we also understand the reality of regulatory, legal and marketing and will always work within the framework of each client.
In the end, it all comes down to telling the right story to the right audience
Samples from our productions
Some of our clients
We who work @ Pophunters
Petter Schanche
CEO
Karin Carriage
Project Manager
David Stavenow
Creative Director
Daniel Jonsson
Editor/Motion Designer
Setareh Lundgren
Editor/Admin
Johan Bendrik
Editor/Motion Designer
Fredrik Lybeck
Director
What’s new @ Pophunters
26 Feb / 0 Comments
The last year has, to say the least, been different for most of us. Of course, at Pophunters the pandemic has lead to certain changes. Like most businesses, we constantly follow how things are developing, and adjust our business to.
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25 Nov / 0 Comments
Pophunters has won the Publishing Award for the film “Kränkande Särbehandling” (Victimization) in the category Advocacy films. The Jury’s motivation was: “for a concrete film with careful set design and great styling”. The film, which is produced for Suntarbetsliv, is.
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07 Sep / 0 Comments
The 6th of september, Pophunters Film & TV received the award for Corporate Film of the Year. The award was received during a banquet at Örebro Concert Hall in Sweden. The award is organized by the Swedish Media Festival. The motivation.
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24 Aug / 0 Comments
Yesterday we received amazing news! Five of our films has been nominated to participate in this year’s final of “Publishingpriset”! “Publishingpriset” is a communication competition for films, websites, papers etc, judged by a jury. The competition was founded in 1990.
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11 Jun / 0 Comments
Our film “I think I have a crush on you” has been awarded a GRAND AWARD at World Media Festival in Hamburg, Germany. A Grand Award means that the jury has found the film to be the best of all.
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12 Apr / 0 Comments
Three films produced by Pophunters have won awards at this year’s World Media Festival in Hamburg. The WorldMediaFestival is a global competition for communications media. It is the forum for leading communications professionals from around the world and also the.
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15 Feb / 0 Comments
Our film “I think I have a crush on you” has been selected to compete in the category “Best Youth Film” at the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival in France. The festival is the world’s largest short film festival, attracts.
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15 Feb / 0 Comments
Göteborg Film Festival opened at the 26th of January. With more than 160 000 visitors each year this festival is known as the biggest film festival in Scandinavia. Our film “Ahmed and Markus”, produced for the foundation Aktiv skola, had its.
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17 Oct / 0 Comments
Our informative documentary “About Sally”, portraying the childhood cancer survivor Sally, won an award at Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards 2016. During a gala dinner at October 13th, at Palm Beach in Cannes, the was awarded a Silver Dolphin. The film.
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15 Sep / 0 Comments
Our film “About Sally”, produced for the Swedish Childhood Cancer Foundations, has been nominated to the Swedish Publishing Awards. The winner will be announced at a gala in Stockholm november 14th. The film is produced for Barncancerfonden (the Swedish Childhood Cancer Foundation).
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