Snow effects are achieved using various products depending on the required result. Some products are good for falling snow, some can be walked on, some stick to trees and buildings, some are not at all eco friendly, some look great for close up and some end up a time consuming, painful experience when it comes to the clean-up. In the last couple of years it has become even more important to protect the environment. A lot of Production companies and Special Effects companies are striving to keep it clean. (Not all of them unfortunately) Our number one priority is to get the best shot, second priority is to not pollute unnecessarily and to leave the area cleaner that we found it. When budgeting a snow job it is important to get a proper brief as there are many things that can affect the cost of snow. Good looking snow is usually an expensive effect to achieve but if you don’t have the budget then just shoot in the desert and adjust the stop. Only joking, remember we offer solutions so we can always make a plan or adjust the shot to make it work.

• falling snow
• snow in trees and bushes
• ground snow (various products)
• blizzards
• window frosting
• ice effects