The Saudi Film Commission has announced the launch of a new production complex in Riyadh, Jax Film Studios, to boost Saudi film industry, according to the Saudi Press Agency.
Spanning more than 7,000 sq. meters, the new complex features two soundstages of 1,500 sq. meters and a virtual production stage powered by Sony’s latest screen technology.
Set to be completed later 2025, Jax Film Studios also boasts a private cinema, meeting rooms, production prep areas, dining spaces, along with a VIP lounge.
To provide seamless experiences, the newly established complex offers convenient access to hotels, the international airport, restaurants, and a growing network of creative and technical professionals.
In the light of this, Saudi Film Commission’s CEO Abdullah Al-Qahtani noted that Jax Film Studios serves as a cornerstone of the commission’s strategy to promote a world-class film infrastructure in Saudi Arabia.
“As we become one of the region’s premier production hubs, this facility is built to meet the highest international standards empowering local creatives while attracting global talent,” Al-Qahtani added.
Meanwhile, Abduljalil Alnasser, the commission’s general manager of sector development and investment attraction, said: “With Jax Film Studios we are introducing one of the world’s most advanced and largest virtual production stages, powered by Sony’s latest innovations, unlocking limitless creative possibilities.”
This announcement came during the commission’s participation at the 78th Cannes International Film Festival, which played a pivotal role in boosting the Kingdom’s position on the global film industry map.
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