
How XR Studios Are Changing the Future of Content Creation
The Rise of Virtual Production in the GCC—and What’s Next for Qatar
The media world is shifting—and fast. Green screens are being replaced by LED walls. Physical sets are becoming pixels. Directors are calling shots inside game engine-powered environments. This is not a scene from a sci-fi film. It’s the future of production, and it’s already here thanks to Extended Reality (XR) Studios.
From commercials to newsrooms, XR studios are reshaping how stories are told, how sets are built, and how brands come to life on screen. The GCC region is at the forefront of this creative transformation—and soon, Qatar will be part of that wave.
What Is an XR Studio?
An XR Studio blends real-world filmmaking with real-time, virtual environments. Using tools like Unreal Engine or Disguise, creators can shoot talent against large LED walls that render immersive 3D environments—live and in-camera.
Unlike traditional green screen, XR allows for accurate lighting, realistic reflections, and real-time scene changes. That means what you see on set is what you get in the final product—dramatically reducing post-production time and increasing creative control.
XR in Action: How the Region Is Leading
Several GCC countries are already investing heavily in XR production:
- Saudi Arabia has launched multiple virtual production spaces for major entertainment and tourism projects—most notably supporting NEOM and The Line promotional films, which relied on XR to visualize futuristic environments.
- In the UAE, broadcasters like Dubai TV and media groups like MBC are embracing XR for dynamic news sets and hybrid live-digital shows. Their studios now integrate live presenters with digital cityscapes, immersive data visualizations, and branded virtual stages.
- Oman is exploring XR for education and government storytelling, creating environments where policies, developments, and initiatives can be visualized in impactful ways.
The regional momentum is undeniable. XR studios are enabling broadcasters, agencies, and content creators to build limitless environments without leaving the room.
Why XR Is a Game-Changer
Whether you’re producing a product launch or a documentary, XR transforms both the creative possibilities and production efficiency:
- Faster turnaround — Eliminate the need for location shoots or complex post-production
- Full control over lighting and weather — Sunset scenes on command, every time
- Real-time collaboration — Directors, clients, and editors can see the vision live
- Sustainable — Fewer logistics, fewer flights, fewer set builds
And most importantly: endless visual possibilities.
Imagine placing a presenter on Mars, a product in the middle of the Louvre, or a music artist inside a holographic forest—without stepping outside your studio. That’s the power XR unlocks.
A New Chapter for Qatar: TMP’s XR Studio in Lusail
At TMP (Tasweer Media & Production), we’ve always embraced what’s next—from IP connectivity to remote production. And soon, we’ll be bringing Qatar’s first dedicated XR Studio to life inside our new Lusail headquarters.
This new space will be a creative playground for directors, agencies, broadcasters, and creators—a studio built to international virtual production standards, equipped with high-resolution LED walls, real-time graphics pipelines, and expert technical teams.
For brands, it means storytelling without limits.
For creators, it means immersive content at production-friendly speeds.
For Qatar, it marks the beginning of a new media capability built for the future.
How XR Studios Are Changing the Future of Content Creation

The Rise of Virtual Production in the GCC—and What’s Next for Qatar
The media world is shifting—and fast. Green screens are being replaced by LED walls. Physical sets are becoming pixels. Directors are calling shots inside game engine-powered environments. This is not a scene from a sci-fi film. It’s the future of production, and it’s already here thanks to Extended Reality (XR) Studios.
From commercials to newsrooms, XR studios are reshaping how stories are told, how sets are built, and how brands come to life on screen. The GCC region is at the forefront of this creative transformation—and soon, Qatar will be part of that wave.
What Is an XR Studio?
An XR Studio blends real-world filmmaking with real-time, virtual environments. Using tools like Unreal Engine or Disguise, creators can shoot talent against large LED walls that render immersive 3D environments—live and in-camera.
Unlike traditional green screen, XR allows for accurate lighting, realistic reflections, and real-time scene changes. That means what you see on set is what you get in the final product—dramatically reducing post-production time and increasing creative control.
XR in Action: How the Region Is Leading
Several GCC countries are already investing heavily in XR production:
- Saudi Arabia has launched multiple virtual production spaces for major entertainment and tourism projects—most notably supporting NEOM and The Line promotional films, which relied on XR to visualize futuristic environments.
- In the UAE, broadcasters like Dubai TV and media groups like MBC are embracing XR for dynamic news sets and hybrid live-digital shows. Their studios now integrate live presenters with digital cityscapes, immersive data visualizations, and branded virtual stages.
- Oman is exploring XR for education and government storytelling, creating environments where policies, developments, and initiatives can be visualized in impactful ways.
The regional momentum is undeniable. XR studios are enabling broadcasters, agencies, and content creators to build limitless environments without leaving the room.
Why XR Is a Game-Changer
Whether you’re producing a product launch or a documentary, XR transforms both the creative possibilities and production efficiency:
- Faster turnaround — Eliminate the need for location shoots or complex post-production
- Full control over lighting and weather — Sunset scenes on command, every time
- Real-time collaboration — Directors, clients, and editors can see the vision live
- Sustainable — Fewer logistics, fewer flights, fewer set builds
And most importantly: endless visual possibilities.
Imagine placing a presenter on Mars, a product in the middle of the Louvre, or a music artist inside a holographic forest—without stepping outside your studio. That’s the power XR unlocks.
A New Chapter for Qatar: TMP’s XR Studio in Lusail
At TMP (Tasweer Media & Production), we’ve always embraced what’s next—from IP connectivity to remote production. And soon, we’ll be bringing Qatar’s first dedicated XR Studio to life inside our new Lusail headquarters.
This new space will be a creative playground for directors, agencies, broadcasters, and creators—a studio built to international virtual production standards, equipped with high-resolution LED walls, real-time graphics pipelines, and expert technical teams.
For brands, it means storytelling without limits.
For creators, it means immersive content at production-friendly speeds.
For Qatar, it marks the beginning of a new media capability built for the future.