A life without beige
Inside furniture designer Jakob Mizrahi’s colourful home and workshop. Maximalism is something he lives in, and builds with his own hands.
01 / Jakob MizrahiIndependent films / Made in Denmark
Denmark. Behind the scenes.
The best stories are rarely in the shop window. Molly Marina goes inside Denmark’s businesses, workshops and artists’ studios.
Explore the films Have a story? ↗REAL PLACES.✳REAL CRAFT.✳REAL CURIOSITY.
A closer look that stays with you
It’s not the size. It’s the story.
From a small dairy to a Copenhagen pastry kitchen. From cocoa beans to colourful furniture. 3timesOMG is about what people create, and all the work we rarely get to see.
An experimental project by Molly Marina. Operated by Hedonist Photo. The people featured do not pay; Molly handles the entire production.
Come on in
Meet the people. See the work.
All the long films. Pick a story and watch it here or on YouTube.
Smørrebrød. Up close.
Behind lunch at Aamanns 1921 in Copenhagen. See the craft, colour and precision behind Danish open‑faced sandwiches.
02 / Aamanns 1921From cocoa bean to chocolate
At Friis-Holm Chokolade in Herslev, we follow raw cocoa beans becoming finished chocolate bars. A visit through the whole craft.
03 / Friis-Holm Chokolade
Good cheese takes its time
Milk, hands and patience. A visit to the small, family-run Søtoftegård Mejeri near Ringsted, where cheese gets attention at every step.
04 / Søtoftegård Mejeri
Bread with a story to tell
From dough to crust at Vikingebageren in Roskilde. Watch Viking bread being mixed, shaped, scored and baked.
05 / VikingebagerenSmall factory. Serious craft.
Inside Pølse Mageren’s family-run production near Lejre. Recipes, smoking and craft carried from one generation to the next.
06 / Pølse Mageren
Honey. Apples. Mead.
A visit to Snoremark near Roskilde Fjord. We follow the bees and the bottling of apple mead at a family-run Danish meadery.
07 / Snoremark Mjød
Under the chocolate coating
How flødeboller are made at Frellsen in Roskilde. From piped foam to the chocolate coating.
08 / Frellsen Chokolade
Behind the scenes at La Glace
An extended look inside La Glace’s pastry kitchen in Copenhagen. From Othello layer cake to Karen Blixen cake, layer by layer.
09 / La Glace
The making of a Sportskage
Macaroon base, whipped cream, nougat and caramelised choux puffs. Follow La Glace’s pastry chefs making the classic Sportskage.
10 / La Glace · SportskageSmall glimpses. Deep rabbit holes.
Just one more.
Behind the camera ↗Idea, camera & production
Curious. With a camera.
Meet Molly Marina. Photographer, filmmaker and the person who started 3timesOMG.
Behind a product is a person. Behind a business is an idea, a routine, a decision. That is where Molly points her camera. She steps inside workshops, kitchens and creative spaces to see what we normally walk past.
3timesOMG is her experimental film project, operated by Hedonist Photo. She does not charge the people she portrays and handles the whole production, from the idea and filming to editing and publication on YouTube.
The story and the craft decide who we visit. A small producer can be just as interesting as a big name. Artists, independent makers and larger businesses are all welcome to tell us what makes their work worth seeing.
More about Molly Marina ↗Molly Marina3timesOMG / Hedonist Photo
The next story? Maybe yours.
Show us what we haven’t seen.
A workshop. A kitchen. A wild idea that actually became something. A large business or one person with a story to tell. We would love to look inside.
Tell Molly your story ↗No fee. No sales pitch. Just your story.Good to know
Before you say hello.
What is 3timesOMG?
3timesOMG is Molly Marina’s experimental film project, operated by Hedonist Photo. We visit businesses, craftspeople, artists and creative people in Denmark and tell their stories on YouTube.
Does it cost anything to be featured?
No. Molly does not charge the people or businesses she portrays and handles the entire production herself. Selection is editorial. You are not buying an advertising slot or a particular result.
Who can suggest a story?
Large and small businesses, independent makers, craftspeople, artists and designers in Denmark. What matters is an interesting story and something tangible we can show on film.
Do we need a polished presentation?
No. Tell us in your own words what you do and why we should see it. An ordinary working day, a workshop or a process can be far more interesting than a sales pitch.
Will every application become a film?
No. Molly selects stories based on their content, practical possibilities and the time available for the project. An application is not a commitment to film or publish.
Where are the films shown?
Films are published on the YouTube channel @3timesOMG and presented on this website. The channel includes both longer films and short glimpses in the Shorts format.