Doha, Qatar — In the world of film and music video production, few names resonate with the power and precision of Cynthia Abou Khalil. With over two decades of experience, Cynthia has become one of the most influential voices in the Middle Eastern production scene, currently leading as the Head of Short Form Production at Katara Studios in Doha.
Cynthia’s work gained global recognition during the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, where she was instrumental in producing several official music videos that captivated audiences around the world. Among the standout pieces is “Arhbo”, performed by international superstars Ozuna and GIMS. The video, filled with dynamic visuals and a unifying message, has garnered over 100 million views, becoming a cultural moment of its own.
She also produced “Dreamers”, a powerful collaboration between Jung Kook of BTS and Qatari singer Fahad Al Kubaisi, which not only stole the spotlight during the World Cup opening ceremony but also became a finalist at the New York Festivals – a testament to Cynthia’s ability to bridge cultures through cinematic storytelling.
Beyond the spotlight of global events, Cynthia continues to champion projects that elevate regional talent and narratives. Her leadership at Katara Studios has driven forward a wave of innovative short-form content, blending cinematic excellence with authentic storytelling.
As a Lebanese professional thriving in Qatar’s creative landscape, Cynthia Abou Khalil’s journey is a powerful example of artistic ambition, cultural collaboration, and production mastery. She is not just producing content—she’s producing moments that resonate across continents.
