Music Video, Commercial and AI Director in Luxembourg City

Luxembourg City at a glance

Luxembourg is a small market built on co-production: about 1,200 people work in audiovisual production in the country, and Film Fund Luxembourg supports shorts, features and virtual reality work, with local producers and crews increasingly hired on international co-productions. Crews have stages at Filmland in Kehlen and Melusine in Contern, plus animation, VR and post-production houses listed by the fund.

music videos in Luxembourg City

Den Atelier is the country's main promoter of popular music, running its own venue on Rue de Hollerich and also putting on shows at the Rockhal and Neumünster Abbey. The Philharmonie anchors classical and new music, including the Rainy Days festival each November, while summer brings the Fête de la Musique and Kinnekswiss loves. Film Fund Luxembourg even runs a dedicated music video grant, with the Rockhal and Kultur:LX represented on its selection panel.

commercials in Luxembourg City

Commercial work here draws on infrastructure built for film and co-production: the stages, animation studios and post houses that Film Fund Luxembourg lists, and a crew base used to working on international projects. The fund's audiovisual industry directory is the practical place to find a local production partner.

locations and light

Luxembourg City's Old Quarters and Fortifications have been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1994, with an upper town above a lower town along the Alzette, valleys cut by the Alzette and Pétrusse rivers, sandstone rock faces and the Corniche promenade on the old ramparts. Film Fund Luxembourg also points to contemporary cityscapes, historic streets and decaying industrial sites around the country.

working in Luxembourg City

Any activity in Luxembourg City's public space needs a city permit, issued by the Service Événements, fêtes et marchés (efm@vdl.lu) on a first-come, first-served basis according to site availability. Film Fund Luxembourg is the national film body and keeps the locations database and industry directory that productions use to plan a shoot.

Film office: Film Fund Luxembourg (Fonds national de soutien à la production audiovisuelle).

Film Fund Luxembourg's main support is selective financial aid (AFS), a recoupable advance paid to Luxembourg production companies for fiction, animation and documentary features and series, plus a separate music video grant of up to EUR 10,000 (80% of the budget) for artists based in Luxembourg; none of the schemes it lists covers commercials.

Time zone: Central European Time (UTC+1, UTC+2 in summer).

Luxembourg Airport serves more than 100 non-stop destinations with 14 airlines.

AI-led and hybrid pieces can be developed remotely, with a live shoot in Luxembourg City only where the idea needs one.