Mohammed Alsaedi

Mohammed Al-Saedi began his career as a journalist in Jordan from 2000. For four years he worked as a journalist and editor for international affairs and then for local affairs. He later on progressed to work in production as a researcher, producer and director for many TV programs including talk shows, cooking shows and documentaries between 2004-2008. After that, he moved to London to work as a producer and director. He succeeded in producing several documentary films for the BBC, Al Jazeera and other channels, as well as producing a number of videos and short movies. He also worked as a photographer on a variety of documentary and drama films. Al-Saedi studied Cinematography and received an MA from MET Film School, part of Ealing Studios in London. In 2016 he founded Noon Films, based in London, which specialises in film production. The company later on expanded to have offices in Paris and Washington. Al-Saedi and his company have received numerous awards for their documentary production. The movie 'Poppy' produced by Noon Films was nominated for many awards as well. Al-Saedi has also been a judge in a documentary film festival.