PETER MULD PRODUCTIONS

Varmare Västerhav

Peter Muld Productions

Sveriges Saltaste Kust

Skönheten – Utmaningarna – Framtiden

Peter Muld Productions

Film and photography are powerful tools for raising awareness and inspiring engagement—especially around urgent issues like sustainability and environmental responsibility. Through visual storytelling, I aim to capture attention and create narratives that resonate, challenge perspectives, and stay with the viewer.

By combining striking imagery with meaningful messages, I create content that not only moves people emotionally but also encourages reflection. My goal is to inspire individuals to consider how their everyday choices affect the planet we all share.

I believe visual storytelling has a unique ability to transcend cultural and geographical boundaries, fostering a sense of connection and shared responsibility. Through film and photography, we can evoke empathy, deepen understanding, and ultimately motivate real change.

For me, storytelling is not just about informing—it’s about inspiring action and contributing to a more conscious and sustainable future.

About Peter Muld Productions

Peter Muld Productions is about making film, productions, photography and websites.
I started making websites 2010 and since then I have made over 60 websites for companies all over Sweden. I always work in WordPress and the theme DIVI.
Now my main focus is photography and filmmaking. Documentaries, commercials and shortfilms. I work in Davinci Resolve when I produce film and for photos I work in Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop.

In 2023 I became a member of the Swedish film association Naturfilmarna after an invitation from the board. Of course, very fun and honorable to have the opportunity to be involved.

A Warming North Sea

A Warming North Sea takes us beneath the surface of a sea undergoing profound change. What is happening to species that have lived here for thousands of years? Cod and shrimp, jellyfish and starfish – which will be able to adapt to warmer waters, and which are at risk of disappearing? And which new species are making their way here?

In the documentary, we meet some of Sweden’s leading marine scientists, who share the latest research and insights into what is happening in the North Sea. We follow their work both above and below the surface – from restoring seagrass meadows to creating artificial reefs designed to give Lophelia corals and other species new opportunities to establish and thrive.

But A Warming North Sea is not only about what we stand to lose.

Through spectacular underwater footage from Bohuslän on Sweden’s west coast, we discover a sea that is still rich in biodiversity and filled with a beauty that most of us have barely imagined.

We also meet a younger generation reflecting on the kind of sea they will inherit.

A Warming North Sea aims to inspire curiosity and engagement, and to show why this sea is worth fighting for. Because despite the challenges ahead, there is hope. The question is not only what will happen to the North Sea – but what we choose to do for it.

Script & speaker:
Stefan Edman

Footage & production:
Peter Muld – Lisa Sihlberg

Underwater Footage:
Peter Muld

Filming under water

After not diving for almost 10 years, I decided in 2024 to take up diving again and I have certainly not regretted it. The underwater world has so much to offer and it feels like another dimension of the world has opened up.

The goal of diving has always been to start filming underwater and I started with a GoPro rig with two lights just to get used to it.
Now I film with an Ikelite underwater housing and a Canon R5 which has an amazing quality. The lenses I use is Canon RF 24-70mm f/2,8 L IS USM for ”wide angle” filming, and Canon RF 100mm f/2,8L Macro IS USM for macro filming.
I use video lights from Scubalamp, V6K v3 Pro 12000 lumen, and a external monitor from weefine.