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Home»Business»Shams Studios Unveiled as 9,600 sqm Global Production Powerhouse in the UAE
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Shams Studios Unveiled as 9,600 sqm Global Production Powerhouse in the UAE

By Sam AllcockDecember 1, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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Sharjah Media City (Shams) has announced the launch of Shams Studios, a major new production facility set to position Sharjah as a leading global destination for film, television and streaming content. Spanning 9,600 square metres, the newly developed soundstages have been purpose-built to international standards, establishing Shams Studios as one of the most technologically advanced studio complexes in the Middle East.

With production space in short supply across North America and Europe, Shams Studios aims to provide international producers—particularly from the UK, US and India—with large-scale stages, competitive production conditions and access to key regional and global markets. Opening at a time of ongoing international studio shortages, the new complex is designed to support high-volume content creation for global audiences.

At launch, Shams Studios will operate five state-of-the-art soundstages, offering a combined indoor footprint of 9,600 square metres. The configuration includes:

  • Three stages of 1,500 square metres each

  • One stage measuring 2,000 square metres

  • A flagship stage of 3,100 square metres

All stages have been designed to adhere to international acoustic, engineering and electrical specifications, enabling them to host a wide range of productions, including:

  • Premium television and streaming dramas

  • Feature films and franchises

  • Large-scale entertainment formats

  • Multi-set productions

  • Hybrid physical and virtual production environments

Shams Studios joins a growing network of regional media hubs such as Dubai Studio City, Abu Dhabi’s twofour54 and Saudi Arabia’s NEOM Media Industries, contributing to the expanding creative infrastructure of the region.

Developed within the broader Sharjah Media City ecosystem, Shams Studios will also incorporate:

  • A proposed 700-seat theatre for premieres, events and cultural programming

  • The Creative Oasis district, featuring public and educational amenities

  • Production offices, workshops and post-production spaces

  • Training labs and talent development schemes for regional creators

This inclusive environment is designed to support every stage of the content lifecycle, from concept and production through to screening and industry collaboration.

Strategically located between Europe, Africa, Asia and the Indian subcontinent, Shams Studios offers international production teams:

  • Strong global connectivity

  • Robust and dependable infrastructure

  • Cost-efficient production opportunities

  • Diverse filming landscapes and multicultural talent pools

  • Convenient time-zone compatibility with the UK and wider Europe

The new facility aims to draw major global productions seeking ample capacity, scheduling flexibility and uninterrupted year-round filming conditions.

H.E. Mr Rashid Abdulla Al Obad, Director General of Sharjah Media City (Shams), said:
“Shams Studios marks a significant advancement in Sharjah’s vision to become a global hub for film and content creation. With 9,600 square meters of purpose-built stages and a vibrant creative ecosystem, we are prepared to welcome international productions and support the next generation of storytellers in the region.”

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