Films, television and digital content play a key role in language preservation by reinforcing linguistic familiarity and cultural nuance while evoking a sense of emotional belonging.
Discussions centred on talent development, infrastructure expansion, regulatory frameworks and increasing Dubai’s visibility as a preferred filming destination.
From the latest tech innovations to the critical growth of local content, the BroadcastPro Summit KSA roadmaps the industry’s transition and unlocks a wealth of commercial opportunity.
Nahla Elmallawany’s Qeesh Productions has been whipping up a storm in the world of culinary programming. Its innovative productions, featuring whimsical escape rooms, musicals and celebrity chef competitions, have spiced ...
At the recent BroadcastPro ME summit, MENA media chiefs discussed key topics including changes in advertising strategies, the evolving SVOD market, the role of GCC regulators in media, the rise ...
The MoU aims to foster stronger partnerships, promote digitalisation, and enhance Uganda's local content sector.
In its tenth year, Cartoon Network Arabic aims to focus on serving tailored content that resonates with the target audience across all its platforms.
Colors TV concluded the filming of season 2 of Checkmate last month in Dubai. Sachin Gokhale, Senior VP MEA, APAC for Viacom 18, speaks to BroadcastPro ME about creating reality ...
Maryam Al Mheri, COO, Twofour54.Etisalat and twofour54 have partnered to showcase locally produced content on Etisalats VOD platforms. An extensive collection of films produced by twofour54s ...
Noura Al Kaabi.Untapped demand for local, Arabic content will spur rapid regional media growth over the next five years, according to a new study unveiled at ...
