Enno Ladwig, Sweden
fixer · producer · camera
Clients:
ARD, SVT, CGTN, Pro7, Arte
Network:
Founder of sustainalists.com, connecting global media with local freelancers to reduce travel & emissions.
Phone:
+46 767698765
© Enno Ladwig 2026
Swedenfixer supports film and TV teams from early story development to field production – researching leads, securing access, and managing all practical arrangements.
When crews arrive in Sweden, I take care of logistics and on-site production needs. And for productions that prefer to work fully remotely, I can assemble and run a complete local crew.
With a background in journalism and visual production, and as the founder of Sustainalists – a network connecting international productions with talent already on location – I provide streamlined, editorially solid production support across Sweden. Fluent in Swedish, English, and German.
This documentary explores how real change can happen in a system under pressure. Driven by overconsumption, clothing volumes have reached a breaking point. In Sweden, sorting systems can no longer cope, and second-hand clothes are resold in Europe or exported to markets like Kampala, Uganda. At the same time, designers are looking for ways to reduce waste and extend the life of garments. I worked as Sweden producer on this Mambopanda production.
I got to document a delegation tour through Sweden and Norway by World Bank / LeadIT. Throughout the trip, I produced daily video summaries capturing key insights, conversations, and site visits, along with a final film summarizing the entire week. The project focused on sharing knowledge, highlighting local solutions, and making complex topics accessible through clear, visual storytelling.
I filmed for this Deutsche Welle video report about the Swedish housing market, “Sweden: Buying Instead of Renting.” It looks at the difficulty of finding affordable housing—especially in Stockholm—where long waiting lists for rent-controlled apartments push many people toward the private market or into buying property.
I work - since many years - as a cameraman and editor for Swedish Television News, both in Sweden and abroad. My assignments include Sweden’s flagship news program Rapport as well as amongst others Aktuellt, Agenda, Forum, Cultural News, Children’s News, and SVT’s digital platforms.
In the production 42 – Die Antwort auf fast alles: Is the world better than we think?, the segment featuring Anna Rosling was filmed in Sweden, where I worked as the camera assistant, while the interview itself was conducted remotely. The film explores why many people perceive the world as getting worse despite clear global progress.
I worked as the local camera operator for the taff special “Christmas in Sweden,” broadcast shortly before Christmas on ProSieben. Filmed a wide range of scenes showcasing Swedish holiday traditions. Collaborated closely with the Webertainment production team, managed on-location logistics, and delivered broadcast-ready footage under tight deadlines.
The film portrays everyday life in Sweden’s far-north Fjäll: long postal routes, high-altitude mountain huts, Sámi reindeer herding under pressure, supervised bear hunts and challenging rescue missions. I contributed as an editor on part of the documentary.
Long COVID has been called an invisible public health crisis. Millions globally are suffering from the long-term effects of COVID for months or even years after the initial infection.
I created a video for LeadIT in connection with Stockholm+50, highlighting how the initiative brings together countries, companies and industry experts to achieve net-zero emissions from heavy industries by 2050. My work included filming and editing the clip for their campaign.
Climate change is reshaping how global productions work. Many of the productions I have been involved in rotate around the subject of sustainability.
And I’ve made changes of the way I live in my private life, now I also wanted to bring that mindset into the professional world. Through SwedenFixer—and as founder of Sustainalists—I help international productions reduce travel by providing the possibility to work with local talent already on the ground in Sweden.
It’s about making great stories possible while keeping productions fast, efficient, and more sustainable.
