The 360° Driving Plate Library
IgelkottPlates is a public, priced library of 437 filmed 360° driving plates. 349 at 8K360 (7680 × 3840) for 25,000 SEK and 88 at 16K360 (15360 × 7680) for 37,500 SEK, before VAT. Shot on one lens on one sensor, gyro-stabilized, stitching-free up to 16K, delivered as equirectangular 360° × 180° ProRes 422 HQ with NotchLC and other formats on request.
What is in the library?
437 plates across 14 locations in five countries, filmed, priced and in stock. Every plate carries a published price, so the catalogue can be read and compared without a quote step. The table below is the whole library by country.
| Country | Plates | Locations |
|---|---|---|
| Sweden | 209 | Stockholm 80, Uppsala 55, Upplands-Bro 22, Dalarna 15, Märsta 14, Lennartsnäs 13, Grövelsjön 8, Idre 2 |
| United States | 165 | Washington D.C. 79, New York 45, Los Angeles 41 (including Hollywood, Downtown and the Angeles Foothills) |
| United Kingdom | 22 | London 22 |
| Denmark | 16 | Copenhagen 16 (the route also passes through Lund and Malmö) |
| Norway | 7 | Stavanger 7 |
18 plates carry no location tag, 17 of them from the train series. Grouped by region, the Nordic countries hold 232 plates (Sweden 209, Denmark 16, Norway 7). All three are Scandinavian countries, which makes Scandinavia the largest single region in the library. Add the 22 plates from the United Kingdom and coverage in Europe is 254 of 437, which makes the European share larger than the American one at 165. You can browse all 437 plates, or start from the largest single markets: driving plates filmed in Sweden, Stockholm driving plates, Washington D.C. driving plates and London driving plates.
Which locations cover both day and night?
Four. Washington D.C. has 53 day plates and 26 night, Stockholm 30 and 15, New York 24 and 14, London 7 and 13. That matters when a sequence has to cut between a day exterior and a night exterior in the same city.
What is the difference between 8K360 and 16K360?
| Format | Resolution | Pixels per horizontal degree | Plates | Price before VAT |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8K360 | 7680 × 3840 | about 21 | 349 | 25,000 SEK |
| 16K360 | 15360 × 7680 | about 43 | 88 | 37,500 SEK |
Both formats are equirectangular over the full 360° × 180° sphere, with a usable field of 360° × 125°. Pixels per degree states how much resolution lands on the part of the sphere a camera actually sees, which is the figure to compare against an LED wall. All 88 16K360 plates come from London, Los Angeles, Upplands-Bro or the train series.
How long is a plate?
The median plate runs 4 minutes 05 seconds. The shortest is 1 minute 18 seconds and the longest 19 minutes 04 seconds. 430 of the 437 plates run at least two minutes and 395 run at least three minutes.
By format, the median 8K360 plate is 4 minutes 13 seconds at 58.45 GB and the median 16K360 plate is 3 minutes 19 seconds at 80.07 GB. Plan storage and transfer against those figures rather than against a per-second estimate.
How high is the camera?
Point of View Height is published on every product page. It is constant within a vehicle type, so two plates shot from the same type of vehicle cut together.
| Vehicle | Point of View Height | Plates |
|---|---|---|
| Car | 130 cm (4 ft 3 in) | 391 |
| Train | 220 cm | 17 |
| Boat | 200 cm | 14 |
| Bus | 310 cm | 14 |
What do you receive when you buy a plate?
- Projection: equirectangular 360° × 180°, usable field 360° × 125°
- Codec: ProRes 422 HQ. NotchLC and other formats on request
- Shutter angle: 180 degrees
- Frame rate: 24 and 25 fps both occur in the library
- Gamma: varies per plate. ACEScct (AP1) and HLG (Rec.2020) both occur
- Plates are continuous. They are not loops
- One lens on one sensor, gyro-stabilized, so there is no stitch line up to 16K. The method is described on the stitching-free 360° plate page
What conditions are covered?
Time of day is tagged per plate and a plate can carry more than one tag: Day 277, Afternoon 206, Night 68, Morning 51, Evening 32, Sunset 19, Dawn 17, Dusk 3, Sunrise 3, Twilight 1. 434 of the 437 plates carry a weather tag: Clear 247, Partly Cloudy 119, Overcast 64, Fog 4. Season is tagged on all 437: Spring 168, Winter 111, Summer 99, Autumn 59.
What does the licence cover?
The licence is published in paragraphs 3 and 5 of the Terms of Use, so a production can read the terms in full before contacting anyone.
It is non-exclusive, worldwide and perpetual, for one named project, with no geographic or time restriction, across all media formats and channels. Television series are licensed per season. Named VFX vendors, post houses and colourists receive the file without a separate sub-licence fee, provided they use it only for that project and return or destroy their copies on delivery.
Payment is in advance. There are no net terms, and a proforma invoice against a purchase order is available. Buyers outside the EU are not charged Swedish VAT. Further answers on ordering and delivery are collected in the frequently asked questions.
Can you test a plate before buying it?
Yes. Every plate in the library has a Sample variant at 0 SEK: ten seconds, full resolution, watermarked. Because it is full resolution rather than a downscaled preview, it can be loaded into the playback chain, mapped onto the wall and judged at the delivered pixel density before any money moves. The workflow side is described on 360° driving plates for LED volumes, and the term itself on what is a driving plate.
What if the route you need is not in the library?
Custom shoots start at 125,000 SEK inside the EU and 250,000 SEK outside it. One shooting day yields roughly three minutes of finished plate, so a single shooting day is the unit to plan against.
Who publishes the library?
Igelkott Film AB, company registration 556998-7794, VAT SE556998779401, trading under the Igelkott Studios brand (Swedish trade mark 545539, class 41). 56 productions between 2018 and 2025 for Netflix, Amazon, Viaplay, Cmore, SVT, TV4, NRK and cinema. Sales are B2B only.
Key facts
- 437 filmed 360° driving plates, 14 locations, five countries, all in stock
- 349 plates at 8K360 (7680 × 3840) for 25,000 SEK before VAT
- 88 plates at 16K360 (15360 × 7680) for 37,500 SEK before VAT
- About 21 pixels per horizontal degree at 8K, about 43 at 16K
- Median length 4 minutes 05 seconds, shortest 1 minute 18 seconds, longest 19 minutes 04 seconds
- 430 of 437 plates run at least two minutes, 395 run at least three
- Equirectangular 360° × 180°, usable field 360° × 125°, ProRes 422 HQ, NotchLC on request
- 180 degree shutter, 24 and 25 fps, ACEScct (AP1) and HLG (Rec.2020) both occur
- Continuous plates, not loops
- Point of View Height: car 130 cm, boat 200 cm, train 220 cm, bus 310 cm
- One lens on one sensor, gyro-stabilized, stitching-free up to 16K
- Nordic coverage 232 plates across Scandinavia, European coverage 254 plates, American coverage 165 plates
- Free Sample variant on every plate: ten seconds, full resolution, watermarked, 0 SEK
- Licence published in the Terms of Use: non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual, one named project, all media
- Custom shoots from 125,000 SEK inside the EU, 250,000 SEK outside
- Igelkott Film AB, org.nr 556998-7794, 56 productions 2018 to 2025, B2B only
