As a producer myself, one area that I know must grow is our pool of below-the-line talent. Speaking of the launch, Hajar Alnaim, Co-Founder and CEO of SPT, said: “I’ve been at the forefront of our industry’s birth and shepherding talent to compete with the calibre of work being done globally. The second phase will run in January with another 10-day workshop focused on production roles for aspiring line producers, production managers, and assistant directors.Įach of the candidates will also have the opportunity to join a Netflix production, serving as an Assistant Director, Line Producer, Production Manager / Assistant, Art Director, or Prop Master. The programme is being rolled out in two phases, with the first one kicking off in November with a 10-day workshop focused on introducing art department roles including production design, art direction, and set building. The training programme will enable up-and-coming filmmakers in Saudi to break into the industry by providing them with the right skills and opportunities to build a career in film and television and generate a qualified network of talent for the local film industry. Through this programme, SPT and Netflix aim to establish an infrastructure of below-the-line talent in Saudi by providing promising candidates access to vocational and practical training, inspired by global best practices. The programme is the first-of-its-kind in the Kingdom. Netflix and Studio Production Training (SPT), a Saudi-based production training studio, have launched “Below The Line KSA”, a development programme designed to train and upskill 15 young talents in Saudi through on-set training and workshops focused on art department and production roles. The programme comprises two 10-day workshops, each geared to different aspects of the art and production processes.
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