Browse selected Jump work across commercials, corporate films, motion graphics, event coverage and studio production. Every project begins with a different brief, yet follows one standard: a clear idea, considered craft and a final piece built for the audience and platform it needs to reach.
A commercial for Monsha’at’s Mazaya platform, produced end to end by Jump: concept and script development, pre-production and casting, then the shoot itself with a fully local crew and direction, through to the final edit and colour grade. The goal: introduce the platform and its benefits to entrepreneurs with a clear, cinematic story told at a considered pace.
An advertising film for a major Saudi organisation, with Jump managing the creative treatment, pre-production, filming, direction and post-production within one team. The narrative was built to reflect the organisation’s scale and presence, with considered lighting and movement serving a confident corporate message that reaches its audience with clarity.
A product commercial filmed entirely at Jump’s studio in Riyadh using green screen: Jump managed the concept, preparation, lighting and filming, then delivered full chroma keying and visual compositing in post-production, with close-up product shots that bring out the detail, and an edit and grade that give the piece a distinctive on-screen character.
An advertising campaign for B One Care built around its “Pharaohs” characters, filmed entirely at Jump’s studio in Riyadh against green screen: Jump directed the concept, performance, lighting and filming, then completed the keying, compositing and effects in post — paced for short vertical cuts and fast platform viewing without losing the brand’s identity.
A motion graphics video for Tawuniya insurance: Jump wrote the script, built the storyboard, designed the visual style and delivered the animation and sound — explaining an insurance service simply, staying true to the brand identity, and landing the idea in a short runtime suited to digital channels.
An Arabic motion graphics video for Mobily’s payment app: a script that walks through the user journey step by step, interface design and animation that mirror the real app experience, and a voiceover and rhythm suited to digital viewing that encourage the viewer to try the service themselves.
A motion graphics video for an investment firm, in which Jump turned specialised financial content into a clear visual narrative: precise scriptwriting, graphics designed to match the brand identity, and animation that delivers the information without complexity — introducing investment services to a broad audience.
A motion graphics video for a travel-tech platform, with Jump handling the concept, script, design, animation and sound — presenting the service in one clear minute suited to digital campaigns and product pages, with a light visual language that reflects the ease of use the platform promises.
A shoot inside Jump’s studio with controlled lighting and directed performance, and full management of the shoot day: preparing the space, lighting and sound, directing the on-camera delivery, then editing and grading a finished piece ready to publish — introducing the app and speaking directly to its target user.
A series of clips covering the “Talmatha” event: Jump documented the key moments and interviews with multiple cameras, managed filming across the days of the event, then delivered a set of short, consistently branded cuts suited to sequential publishing — keeping the event present long after it ended.
Explore commercials, corporate films, motion graphics, event coverage and studio productions. Each category helps visitors find work closest to their objective, audience or delivery platform.
Each selected project reflects a complete production journey: understanding the brief, shaping the creative treatment, preparing the shoot, directing the work and completing the final edit. The result is not simply a collection of scenes, but a piece made to communicate.
The formats, sectors and audiences may change, but the standard stays the same: a clear idea, considered craft and a final piece that feels credible to the people it is made for.
Start with the work closest to your need, then look at the objective behind it: did it introduce a brand, explain a complex idea, document an event or move a customer to act? This creates a useful shared reference for the brief.
