“Our filmmakers have recently attracted a lot of international attention and this has increased interest in this region,” Tallinn Film Wonderland CEO Liina Maria Lepik said. In her words, Estonian production companies and other service providers offer high quality at reasonable prices, but so far have been prevented from offering their services to foreign customers owing to lack of studio capacity.

A state foreign production support scheme that is in its first year in Estonia would make attracting foreign productions considerably easier when combined with studio opportunities, Lepik said, adding that at the moment millions of euros annually pass by Estonia's film and advertising industry and affiliated fields.

The purpose of the film industry hub is to give a boost to the export of film services and attract more foreign production teams. Three 14-meter sound stages that can be combined into one massive stage if necessary are currently planned.

Tallinn Film Wonderland shareholders are Allfilm, Taska Productions, Nafta Films, Stellar, Kinosaurus, Filmivabrik, and the Estonian Film Industry Cluster, which unites 17 film producers. The company was founded on July 14, 2016.