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BPRO Production House is a Beirut-based production company providing documentaries and episodes for international TV channels. Our production services roam through different countries such as Lebanon, the Gulf Area, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Sweden, and Germany. With a huge variety of content, our provided work ranges from educational, political, sociological, and much more. We guarantee a…
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BPRO Production House is a Beirut-based production company creating documentaries and television episodes for international channels. Its work spans Lebanon, the Gulf region, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Germany, covering subjects such as education, politics, and sociology. The company combines engaging storytelling with visual quality, supporting projects from the development of an idea through to a finished video.
BPRO offers content creation, production, videography, and editing. Its services include developing creative concepts for media platforms, planning, scripting, and storyboarding, capturing footage, and refining rhythm, pacing, and transitions in post-production. The company’s portfolio includes reports and program episodes for broadcasters such as Al Araby 2, Al Araby TV, and TRT World. Featured work includes coverage of Adonis’s concert at the Baalbeck Festivals after a two-year pause, and an episode about artist Hayat Nazer, who transformed debris from the Beirut explosion into a sculpture. BPRO Production House presents itself as a partner for turning ideas into visual stories through a considered, collaborative production process.
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