Ten Thousand Images is an Emmy-nominated and multiple award-winning independent production company formally established by Mette Cheng Munthe-Kaas in november 2014. We are located on the beautiful peninsula Nesodden, a 20-minute ferry-ride from downtown Oslo, Norway.

The name, however, has been in use for over 20 years as Mette’s editing business. It comes from the chinese 万像 (10000 Images) – one of several translations for just that – editing.

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We work mainly with international documentary films, but we are also developing short and long-form fiction. We work locally as well as globally, and we make commissioned films on themes that we can relate to, in order to build a stabile economy within the company. We have a special place for any audio-visual work related to marine conservation, and have a close collaboration with Project Moken.

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All in all – we are a multifaceted company where our main objective is to work with our passion to make a difference. We like to think of our name in a larger context based on the old idiom 森羅 万象 – making change as part of all things in the universe.