Black Production Films

Black Production Films is an award-winning video production company founded in 2010, with headquarters in Surrey, Canada, and production operations in Vancouver and Pakistan. The company helps brands identify their needs and applies experience in storytelling combined with new technology to deliver a diverse range of production services.

The company operates with a team of under 49 employees and works on project budgets ranging from $1,000 to $10,000, at an average hourly rate of $100. Black Production Films has produced content for an international client list including Facebook, Toyota, Red Bull, CNN, Shell, L'Oreal, USAID, Vice News, NasDaily, UNICEF, and Chevron.

Black Production Films specializes in video production, with a particular strength in corporate films and documentaries. Portfolio work includes the Facebook Jazz Partnership Film, the Alkaram Fashion Film, and The Rickshaw Driver Starting a Revolution for CNN Great Big Story. The company also produces wedding films, music videos, and photography.

The creative team is led by CEO and Creative Head Syed Zeshan Ahmed, who holds a Bachelors Degree in Media Sciences from SZABIST with majors in Film & TV Production, and has worked with clients such as Facebook, Red Bull, Shell, and CNN. Production Head Fahad Iqbal handles on-ground production and previously worked with BBC World Service, having been part of the team for ten years.

Client feedback on Google is uniformly positive, with a 5.0 rating across 22 reviews. Reviewers highlight the team's professionalism, attention to detail, collaborative approach, and ability to bring a creative vision to life. Clients also note the company's strong storytelling and authenticity across documentaries, music videos, and wedding films.

The company has received an industry award, and its client base spans media, non-profit, fashion, automotive, and energy sectors, with named clients including USAID, UNICEF, and United States Pharmacopeia.