Oct 26, 2026
Scarlet Production's role ran from permits through to final delivery, with Sohail Ahmad serving as line producer for a Thailand-based commercial tied to the launch of a new smartphone model.
Bangkok, Thailand, October 26, 2026 -- Scarlet Production, a video and film production company based in Bangkok, Thailand, has completed local production in Thailand, from permits through to final delivery, for a commercial shoot tied to the launch of a new smartphone model, working directly with a production team based in Pakistan.
The company's role on the project ran from permits through to final delivery, with Sohail Ahmad serving as line producer and communicating directly in Urdu with the Pakistan-based team throughout preparation and filming. Permits, scheduling and local logistics for international shoots fall under Scarlet Production's film fixer in Thailand services, which support overseas crews filming in the country.
Scarlet Production has also carried out production work for clients based outside Thailand on other projects, including a fashion client based in Paris, France, for whom the company arranged permits and vintage-location scouting for a shoot in Thailand. For an artist from Poland, Scarlet Production handled both the Thailand shoot and post-production. The company's advertising film production in Thailand services cover television commercials and online video, with support for storyboarding, scripting, casting, local crew, equipment, editing, post-production and delivery in multiple formats.
"For an overseas team, direct communication with the people organising the shoot matters. Our role is to connect the production brief with the practical work on the ground in Thailand," said Sohail Ahmad, Founder of Scarlet Production.
The team at Scarlet Production works in Thai, English, Italian, Polish, Hindi and Urdu. Its local production support also extends to transport, accommodation and translation for overseas crews, alongside location and equipment coordination.
Scarlet Production is a video production company based in Bangkok, Thailand. The studio produces TV commercials, music videos and fashion shoots, and provides local production services for overseas brands, agencies and film crews shooting in Thailand. Learn more at scarletproduction.com.
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