Due to the global epidemic coronavirus, worldwide operations have come to a standstill. Governments everywhere have placed restrictions on people gathering together. But with the determination of the government of Iceland. The awareness of the people there, this country is now on the path of liberation from Korana. Iceland is the third country in the world after Sweden and Denmark, where the government has given permission to start shooting films and web series.
The film commission of Sweden has taken this step after thinking about it. Not only this, but there was also a long period of discussion with the people associated with the film industry several months before they started shooting. According to the information, the shooting of the Netflix web series Katla has started in Iceland. In this phase of lockdown, the shooting of the web series was started so soon, because the government of Iceland kept very strict rules to fight against this disease. This small country has soon strengthened its grip on the coronavirus while maintaining the safety and security rules.
The shooting of Netflix web series under the direction of Baltasar Kormkur. Which made films like Everest, The Oath has started with very few people currently. Iceland’s film commissioner Einar Hanson Tomson reported that after May 4. The government could direct the gathering of up to 50 people for all film and TV shoots. The makers of Katla hope that in May he will be able to call the rest of his crew from outside as well. Let us tell you that this series is about a natural disaster. A volcano erupts suddenly, causing the glaciers to melt. Some of them yield such historical mystical elements that lead to some unforeseen consequences in human life.