Bechamel Films, spearheaded by local resident Ibai Campo Olano, has invited community members to participate as extras in a more engaging way. Since a portion of the short film takes place during a croquette competition, the team has proposed organizing a real competition open to the municipality's residents.

The Artziniega City Council has become involved in the project, encouraging the public to register via email at bechamelfilms@gmail.com. Additionally, it has announced that for the duration of the filming, Goikoplaza must be clear of vehicles between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM on Saturday. During the event, a scene depicting an award presentation to the protagonist will be filmed, followed by the actual award ceremony for the winner of the competition.

This is not the first time cinema has focused its lens on the town of Artziniega. It all began in 2010 with Patria, directed by Russian filmmaker Algis Arlauskas. This was followed in 2015 by Gernika, by Koldo Serra, and in 2019, by La pequeña Suiza from Laudio native Kepa Sojo. In the same year, the independent feature film Las noches que mirábamos al cielo by local director David Gamboa took over. In 2021, the short film Camila Hunck by Antonio Pérez found ideal interiors in the local ethnographic museum. The latest chapter, for now, is 8 by Julio Medem, which also chose Artziniega's medieval old town for filming in 2024. The municipality has also served as a setting for numerous television programs and reports, as well as for music video recordings, such as the song "Zer ote da?" from the folk group Kuttune's second album, where the surroundings of Goikoplaza played a special role.