VIDEO PRODUCTION ON SAADIYAT ISLAND
Louvre Abu Dhabi. Cultural District. The UAE's most architectural address.
Saadiyat Island is Abu Dhabi's cultural and luxury district — the Louvre Abu Dhabi, the Saadiyat Cultural District, NYU Abu Dhabi, Manarat Al Saadiyat, and a run of beachfront resorts including the St. Regis, Park Hyatt, Rixos, Jumeirah and Saadiyat Rotana, set against one of the last stretches of natural white-sand beach in the UAE.
Backyard Studio Official covers Saadiyat for luxury hospitality content, weddings, cultural and exhibition coverage, editorial and fashion shoots, and property content across the island's villa and apartment developments.
Saadiyat's defining production quality is architectural. The Louvre's dome, Manarat Al Saadiyat and the Cultural District buildings are among the most photogenic structures in the region, and the natural beach gives a genuinely different look from Dubai's engineered coastline. Filming near the cultural institutions requires their permission and is generally restricted around exhibitions, which we clear in advance.
WHY BACKYARD STUDIO FOR VIDEO PRODUCTION ON SAADIYAT ISLAND IN ABU DHABI
Rooms, suites, beach, F&B and spa content across the St. Regis, Park Hyatt, Rixos, Jumeirah and Saadiyat Rotana properties.
Beach and resort wedding coverage on the island's white-sand frontage — including all-female crews for gender-separated ceremonies.
Exhibition, gallery and architectural content around the Louvre Abu Dhabi district and Manarat Al Saadiyat, arranged with venue permission.
Fashion and editorial shoots using the natural beach and Cultural District architecture — a genuinely distinct look from Dubai.
PACKAGES & PRICING IN ABU DHABI
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Filming at the Louvre Abu Dhabi requires the museum's own permission, and it is generally restricted — particularly inside galleries and around active exhibitions. Exterior and public-plaza filming may be possible with approval. We apply through the museum's media team in advance rather than assuming access.
Resort content packages start from AED 8,000, wedding coverage from AED 15,500 for the Silver package, editorial and fashion shoots from AED 4,500, and event coverage from AED 3,000. Resort location fees, where they apply, are additional and confirmed upfront.
Yes. Saadiyat's natural white-sand beach and resort venues are among the strongest wedding locations in the UAE. We cover weddings at the St. Regis, Park Hyatt, Rixos, Jumeirah and Saadiyat Rotana, and can provide fully all-female crews for gender-separated ceremonies.
For a natural-coastline look, yes. Saadiyat has genuine undeveloped white-sand beach, whereas most of Dubai's accessible coastline is engineered and considerably busier. For editorial, wedding and lifestyle work where you want clean sand and open horizon, Saadiyat is the stronger choice.
It depends on location. Resort property requires the hotel's permission and sometimes a location fee. The Cultural District and museum areas require institutional approval. Public beach areas may still need permission for commercial filming. We establish which applies before the shoot.
Yes, subject to approval. The Louvre's dome, Manarat Al Saadiyat and the district's buildings are exceptional architectural subjects. Exterior architectural work is generally more achievable than interior, and we arrange permissions through the relevant institution.
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