A video production partner for your agency.

From agency idea to finished film

You may already have the campaign strategy, brand guidelines and script. Or you may need the film’s visual approach developed from a proposition. The brief establishes where your work ends and production begins, so creative development, production and delivery are scoped together.

Commercials, brand films, animation and multi-format campaigns are produced from Beirut, Lebanon, for agencies across MENA and the Gulf. Briefing, reviews and approvals can take place remotely.

White-label production, with the arrangement agreed upfront

White-label production is available, subject to agreement for each project. Tell us how the studio should work with your agency and whether client-facing involvement is needed. Scope, deliverables, timeline, revisions, usage rights and confidentiality arrangements are agreed before production. Communication, credits and publication permissions are also agreed for each project.

Creative control stays visible

The process has three approval stages: pre-production, production and post-production. Creative references and the proposed direction establish what the film should look and feel like before production progresses. Reviews then carry that direction through the imagery, edit and finish.

Identify who consolidates feedback and who signs off for the client. Approval stages are not a promise of unlimited revisions: the scope, review schedule and treatment of changes should be agreed for the project.

Scope the complete delivery

The work can include concept and script development, AI-directed production, editing, colour grading and sound. The deliverable list follows the brief. Specify the master film, cutdowns, aspect ratios and technical requirements rather than assuming every variation is included.

For a campaign, plan the hero film and social adaptations together. A short vertical ad needs its own framing and timing; it should not rely on cropping the final wide film at the end.

What to send for a production conversation

Share the client’s objective, intended audience and markets, script or treatment, brand references, intended placements, deliverable list and launch date. A working budget helps frame the scope. Flag any product details, character continuity or brand elements that must remain exact.

If the brief is confidential, start with a general outline by email and discuss the sharing arrangement before sending sensitive material. A portfolio credit is never a substitute for project-specific publication permission.