A fingerboarding film produced by us, with clips from fingerboarders across the Nordic community.

Our goal is to showcase the talent, creativity, and unique styles coming out of the Nordic fingerboard scene.

The plan is for us at Fingerskate.shop to produce and edit a fingerboard film built from footage submitted by the Nordic fingerboard community. We will also film some clips our self off course :)

The finished movie will be released on our YouTube channel.

Don’t forget to subscribe so you don’t miss the teasers, the full movie, and other fun fingerboarding videos we’ll be releasing along the way.

Unfortunately, we won’t be able to include every clip that gets submitted. Nordic Fingers is all about showcasing the best and strongest clips from riders in the Nordic scene.

That being said, a simple kickflip filmed perfectly is better than an advanced trick filmed sloppy. So if you’re not the most technical rider, you can make up for it with great filming, composition and attention to detail.

Even though all submitted clips will not be in the final movie, we will upload a B-side with all submitted clips in a separate video.

No, all brands are welcome :) Its totally fine if you want to showcase your sponsorns or your own brand.

If you are a deck maker, we would love to see a clip of you making your decks!

The film will mainly focus on fingerboarding clips, but we also want to showcase different parts of the Nordic fingerboard scene. If you have your own fingerboard brand or run a shop selling fingerboard products and want to showcase it, go for it! We can guide you in the right direction but ultimately the clips, interviews and scenery footage needs to be captured by you.

You’re also welcome to show something else interesting from your part of the Nordic fingerboard scene, as long as it’s well-filmed, tasteful and fits the overall feel of the movie. We will also always welcome a good glamour shot of setups or iconic scenery from your country or city to break up the trick sections of the movie.

However, we can’t guarantee that everything you film will make it into the final cut.

We want the film to have a cohesive and atmospheric feel, so the soundtrack will mainly feature smooth, melodic music, with a few unexpected twists along the way.

We know that some fingerboarders love skate punk, heavy metal and hard rock, but that’s not the direction we’re aiming for with Nordic Fingers. The music will complement the riding and help create a consistent feeling throughout the film.

Every submission (one per person) will receive a 15% discount code to use at fingerskate.shop.

You’ll also be part of an exciting milestone for the Nordic fingerboard scene. It’s a great opportunity to showcase your sponsors, brand, shop, or simply your own style to the wider Nordic fingerboard community.

We want to take our time a create something that the Nordic fingerboard community can be proud of. So it will take some time to complete. We are aiming for a release early next year.

We want Nordic Fingers to showcase just how much talent exists across the Nordic fingerboard scene.

For this film, you must either live in Sweden, Norway, Finland or Denmark, or be from one of these countries but currently living abroad.

If you’re part of the Nordic fingerboard community, we want to see your footage!

Name your clips with your name/groups name (or social media name). Please also include links to any social media or homepage you want highlighted.

Use a file transfer service such as WeTransfer and send the download link to info@fingerskate.shop.

Please make sure the link allows us to download the original, full-quality video files.

The deadline for submitting your clips is December 1, 2026

This film will focus on experienced fingerboarders and established riders from the Nordic scene. If you’re new to fingerboarding, this project probably isn’t for you just yet. Keep practicing, improving your skills, and who knows — maybe you’ll be part of Nordic Fingers 2!

No, please leave the clip in its original format with the original sound. Try to capture the audio as clean and crisp as possible, and make sure there is no distracting background noise.

Please film your clips in 4K whenever possible. The minimum accepted resolution is Full HD (1080p). Film in landscape/horizontal format at 30, 60, 120 or 240 fps.

You can watch this short video on how to capture the best video quality on an iPhone

Double-check your camera settings before you hit REC!

Remember that we’re putting a lot of emphasis on how the footage looks. Take your time and plan your shots carefully before you start filming. Think about camera angles, composition, lighting and fps settings (if you want to film in slow motion) to make your clips look as good as possible.

Looking for inspiration? Check out
Kantsdecks on Instagram or this video by Mike Schneider to see examples of really well-filmed fingerboarding.

If you’re planning to film an interview or a deck-making section, you can watch this amazing 3-minute documentary for some inspiration.

Please also take some time to make sure you capture clean, crisp audio without distracting background noise. Using a good-quality microphone will make a big difference to the final result.