THE NEXT PRODUCTIONS STORY
Next Productions is one of the most dynamic and most distinguished production houses in Saudi Arabia. At Next Productions, we specialize in capturing the Saudi Arabian culture and tradition and reflecting that onto the big screen.
We offer a vital track record in the production and the postproduction of high-rated Arab and Khaliji TV programs and series including Alsadmah and Wifi. We also hold solid partnerships and relationships with the MENA’s leading TV networks including MBC Group, Abu Dhabi TV, Dubai TV, OSN, and many more. Our purpose is to foster a meaningful and long-term relationship with our clients to fully understand them and fulfill the requirements that meet their ambitions and values. Our strong ties throughout the Gulf regions, Levant, North Africa, and the rest of the MENA enable us to establish solid relationships with the MENA’s leading names in TV presenting and acting.
We provide pre-production, production, and postproduction services for animated and fiction series, feature films, documentaries, talk and travel shows, game shows, other interactive TV shows, music videos, channel identities; and commercials. We own a huge animation, motion graphics, and visual effects department with more than 100 experts. Our multiple production studios across the MENA are supplied with the latest film equipment and technology that meet international production standards. Our team is built with industry know-how, cultural awareness, commitment, and passion for creative expression.
Next Productions is home to everyone seeking high-quality pre-production, production, and postproduction services in Saudi Arabia and surrounding regions.
Next Productions’ Mission:
While keeping an eye on the future, Next Productions is determined to build and maintain solid partnerships and relationships in Saudi Arabia and surrounding regions, dedicated to creating high-standard productions that provide the audience with artistic, entertaining, and suitable content, while continuously setting new standards in the media industry.
















