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TV Shows & Broadcast Series
Full-service television production for networks, streamers, and international broadcasters throughout Morocco.
Here is how this works in practice. Television and broadcast series production creates episodic content for network, cable, and streaming distribution. These shoots operate within structured broadcast workflows, meeting tech standards, delivery schedules, and production timelines that need skilled crews and efficient operational management across entire seasons.
Here is the short of it. We give production support for television and broadcast series, setting up the sustained crew, gear, and location needs that episodic production demands. Our team manages the operational logistics of series production, helping your show keep steady quality and schedule adherence from pilot through season finale.
Capabilities
Television Production Excellence
We provide complete production support for episodic television—from network series to premium streaming originals—with experienced crews and efficient workflows.
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Network Series
- Multi-episode production
- Broadcast standard delivery
- Series continuity management
- Episodic scheduling
- Network coordination
Broadcast Excellence
02
Limited Series
- Premium production values
- Feature-quality cinematography
- Complex narrative support
- Prestige drama expertise
- Festival-ready finishing
Premium Quality
03
International Productions
- Multi-territory coordination
- International crew integration
- Cross-border logistics
- Language support services
- Co-production compliance
Global Standards
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Fast-Turnaround Series
- Efficient production workflows
- Quick episode delivery
- Streamlined post-production
- Parallel unit coordination
- Tight schedule management
Speed & Efficiency
On Location
Broadcast series production in Morocco draws on the studio capacity and crew base of national broadcasters 2M and SNRT, supporting episodic television in Arabic, French and Tamazight alongside international service productions.
Here is how this works in practice. We give production-services support for broadcast television series in Morocco, from studio-based programming to location-led episodics. Our team manages the recurring logistics that broadcast series need: regular shooting schedules, standing and built sets, multi-camera and single-camera setups, and the crew scene matching that keeps a series steady across a run. We source studio space in Casablanca and Rabat, set up art department and construction teams, and secure filming permits for the locations a series moves through.
Here is the breakdown. On the ground, For global shoots, we arrange Centre Cinematographique Marocain (CCM) sign-off and act as the CCM-licensed local production-services partner, handling gear import and foreign-crew logistics. Skilled Moroccan crews work in Arabic, French and Tamazight, and we deliver material to broadcast tech specs. With versioning prepared for national TV networks and global distribution.
Here is the short of it. Morocco's broadcast-series industry is anchored by its national TV networks. 2M and SNRT, the Societe Nationale de Radiodiffusion et de Television, produce drama, entertainment, factual and today's-affairs series, sustaining a deep pool of directors, camera ops, editors and studio technicians that independent and global shoots can draw on. Decades of domestic episodic production have built crews fluent in fast-turnaround broadcast workflows, while the bilingual character of Moroccan television means series are routinely produced in Arabic and French. With Tamazight content reflecting the country's official Amazigh language.
Here is what that looks like on the ground. On the ground, Casablanca, the economic capital and media hub, concentrates production and post-prod facilities, and Rabat hosts the body-level broadcast infrastructure. The studio base built up around the national TV networks. This pairs with the CCM's 30% cash rebates on qualifying Moroccan spend, makes Morocco a practical base for broadcast series aimed at domestic and regional audiences.
FAQ
Our Television Network
What types of TV series do you support in Morocco?
We support all series formats: scripted dramas, comedies, tight series, procedurals, period pieces, and global co-productions. Our experience spans network television, premium cable, and streaming sites originals.
How do you handle multi-episode scheduling?
We develop efficient shoot schedules that block shooting by location rather than episode order, maximizing location use and minimizing firm moves. Our scheduling accounts for actor availability, location access, and seasonal considerations.
Can you support second unit and parallel production?
Yes. We often set up multi-unit shoots with separate crews for main unit, second unit, and specialty shots. Our team manages scheduling, gear allocation, and crew planning across parallel units.
What broadcast standards do you deliver to?
We deliver to all major broadcast and streaming specs including HD, 4K, HDR, and platform-specific tech needs. Our post partners make sure deliverables meet the exact specs of your distribution platform.
Do you provide casting services for series?
We connect shoots with skilled Moroccan casting directors who know both local talent markets and global shoots needs. They handle principal casting, day players, and background talent across Morocco.
How do you manage series continuity across episodes?
Our script supervisors and department heads keep detailed scene matching records across all episodes. We implement systems for tracking costumes, props, set dressing, and character details to make sure consistency across the series.
Related Services
Productions in Morocco that need this often pair it with Drama Series Production, Feature Film Production, and Narrative Films & Web Series for full coverage. Most projects also draw on Educational & Explainer Video Production and Corporate Video Production.
On Set
Ready to Produce Your TV Series?
Tell us about your series and we'll provide a comprehensive production plan for filming in Morocco.