Local guidance & support for journalists in Greenland
Greenland is a place that demands time, respect and local understanding. For journalists working in the Arctic, access alone is not enough — context, connections and logistics are just as important.
At Raw Arctic, we offer a dedicated service designed specifically for journalists, media teams and storytellers working in and around Nuuk.
Built on years of local experience, this service supports responsible storytelling by providing access, insight and guidance grounded in place. Whether you are working on a short assignment or a long-term project, we help bridge the gap between arrival and understanding.
Location scouting with local insight
Finding the right locations in Greenland is about more than dramatic scenery. Light, weather, accessibility and seasonal changes all shape how a place can be experienced and filmed. Through our daily work in Nuuk and the surrounding fjord system, we know where and when to go — and just as importantly, where not to.
We assist journalists with location scouting for filming and photography, identifying both well-known landscapes and quieter, less-visited areas that offer strong visual storytelling. From fjords, mountains and coastal terrain to everyday city life and cultural settings, we help match locations to the story being told.
Access to people and relevant voices
Greenlandic stories are best told through the people who live them. Through our local network, we can help connect journalists with individuals in Nuuk and nearby communities who are relevant to their projects.
This includes access to hunters, fishermen, guides, artists, cultural workers, entrepreneurs and community members — people with firsthand experience and deep knowledge of life in Greenland. All introductions are made with respect, consent and transparency, ensuring that interviews take place on local terms and in an ethical framework.
Greenland fixer for Arctic productions
Working in Arctic environments requires flexibility and preparation. We assist with logistics such as transportation by boat, snowmobile or on foot, depending on season and location. Our team supports route planning, timing and access, adapting plans to weather, ice conditions and daylight.
Safety is always a priority. We provide guidance on equipment, risk awareness and travel in remote areas, allowing journalists and production teams to focus on their work while operating responsibly in Arctic conditions.
Local context for stronger storytelling
Greenland is often portrayed through extremes. At Raw Arctic, we believe strong storytelling comes from nuance, presence and local understanding. We offer contextual insight into culture, everyday life and the relationship between people and nature, helping journalists avoid surface-level narratives.
Our role is not to shape the story, but to support it — by providing access, knowledge and practical support that allows journalists to work with confidence and care.
A trusted local partner
This service is available year-round and can be tailored to the needs of individual journalists, media outlets and production teams. From brief visits to extended stays, we act as a local partner before, during and after your time in Greenland.
If you are planning a journalistic project in Greenland and are looking for local guidance, filming locations or access to relevant voices, Raw Arctic offers grounded support rooted in experience, trust and respect.
