Most Production
Media Production - İstanbul, İstanbul, Turkey
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ABOUT USMost Production was established in 1985 by Mustafa Oğuz and Gül Oğuz with an innovative perspective set to reshape the entertainment industry.Initiating many groundbreaking projects in Turkey, Most Production has undertaken the production of highly successful music industry events, rating record breaking TV series and international award winning blockbuster motion pictures.Revitalizing the arts and culture scene with outstanding projects, Most Production has established a concert tradition with the Rumeli Hisarı Concerts (the first open air concert activity in Turkey stretching over a period of 10 years) and the Most Open Air Concerts held at the Harbiye Open Air Theatre.Most Production has been producing TV series and motion pictures ince 1998. In total 51750 hours of TV series are produced and of these,1566 hours are commmercials.With Second Spring, the best series of Turkish television history, the company managed to bring together two of the greatest stars of Turkish cinema. Moreover, the TV series Sıla directed by Gül Oğuz broke rating records just like Second Spring and was watched by 100 million people in over countries.The company has undertaken the production of films by esteemed directors such as Çağan Irmak, Yavuz Turgul, Özcan Alper and paved the way for numerous new talent.Furthermore in order to help protect the authors' copyrights, Most Production has set up UNIPPM the world's largest music library in affiliation with Universal Music Taxim Edition.As one of the industry's most prestigeous production companies Most Production not only adds value to the arts and culture scene but also pioneers social responsibility projects in need of funding support. Most Production is a founding member of the Community Volunteers Foundation of Turkey.
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