A logo for AL BURAQ VFX with a stylized winged horse or Pegasus, surrounded by the words 'Imagination,' 'Storytelling,' 'Creative Power,' 'Journey,' 'Transformation,' and 'Visual Storytelling.' The tagline reads 'Bringing Stories to Life Beyond Imagination.'

EL Buraq is an Ireland-based boutique VFX Post-Production studio. Specialising in visual storytelling, compositing, invisible effects, CG integration, paint and cleanup, environment enhancement,

The company is founded and led by Senior Nuke Compositor Basim Ahmed, who has over 10+ years of experience working on commercials, feature films, television series, streaming content and live events.

past film and TV episodics credits

A movie poster for 'The Problem with People' featuring two men in suits standing on a yellow background with a large crack dividing the image, and the text 'Give peace a chance, fight chance' at the top.
Poster for the TV series 'KIN' from AMC+, showing four characters with serious expressions, with a cityscape and industrial elements in the background.
Netflix animated movie poster titled 'Wendel & Wile' showing a girl with curly green hair, holding a boombox, standing in a spooky graveyard with a full moon in the background. Two cartoonish villainous characters float in the sky, with one appearing as a ghostly sinister figure and the other as a purple monster. The poster features release date October 28.
Poster featuring a pint of dark beer with frothy foam on top, forming a skull face with two large foam eyes and a foam nose. Reflection of two people in the foam. Text reads 'Based on a true story overheard in a pub', 'A Netflix series BODKIN', 'Only on Netflix', 'Now playing'.
Poster for the show 'Mother,' a peacock original series, featuring four women looking forward with serious expressions. The background shows a window with rain on it. Text indicates a new season starting April 28.
Three women in colorful sweaters standing inside a spaceship with a cosmic background, with the title 'Intergalactic' and the logo 'a sky original' at the top.
A man in a sheriff's uniform with a large hat stands outdoors in a forested area, with a deer antler visible in the foreground. The text says, "We are all hunting for something." The poster promotes the TV show "Joe Pickett," streaming on Paramount+ starting June 4.
Four people and a man in a space helmet on a spaceship, with stars visible through the window, and the title 'Avenue 5' at the bottom.
Four people and a man in a space helmet on a spaceship, with stars visible through the window, and the title 'Avenue 5' at the bottom.
Promotional poster for 'A Discovery of Witches' featuring a man and a woman in period clothing, with the woman conjuring fire with her hand, set against a dark street scene with old buildings and a full moon.
The poster for the movie "Boys from County Hell" features a dark, moody background with a large monstrous face silhouette on the left. Inside the silhouette, a scene with full moon and cloudy sky is visible. The central figures are a young man holding a sledgehammer, and three other characters, one holding a tool, two with weapons, and one with a drill. A large construction vehicle is at the bottom, with a zombie-like hand reaching up from the ground. The film's title and tagline read, "Hard work never killed anyone... until now."
Movie poster for Cardboard Gangsters featuring a man pointing a gun with a group of young men walking in an alleyway, with quotes and awards on the poster.
A movie poster for 'Terminal' featuring a blonde woman in a red coat holding a gun in the foreground. Behind her are six old-fashioned TV screens displaying various men, some with guns. The tagline reads 'Revenge Never Looked So Good' and the cast includes Margot Robbie, Simon Pegg, Dexter Fletcher, Max Irons, and Mike Myers.
Movie poster for 'Moon Dogs' featuring three young cast members in black and white photo. The title 'Moon Dogs' is prominently displayed in large white letters at the top and bottom. Quotes and reviews about the film are at the top, with awards and festival selections at the bottom. Credits for cast, crew, and production companies are listed at the bottom of the poster.
A fantasy movie poster featuring four people facing a giant moss-covered creature resembling a troll or giant. The creature stands in a lush, misty forest with mountains in the background. The title reads 'Askeladden i Dovregubbens Hall,' indicating a Norwegian fantasy film, with a release date of September 29.
Movie poster for "I Am Not a Serial Killer" showing a close-up of a smiling older man with glasses, a young woman, a cityscape, and a pet tattoo, with the tagline "Every Town Has Its Monsters."
Movie poster for "Imaginay Mary" featuring Jenna Elfman standing with a friendly smile, wearing a black jacket and jeans. A puppet or puppet-like character with white hair and a big smile is positioned at her feet.
A woman with styled hair and earrings sitting on a vintage dark green tufted sofa near a window with ornate curtains, looking out thoughtfully.
Promotional poster for the TV series 'Black Sails' featuring a man holding a sword in front of a burning ship and large sails, with the title 'Black Sails: War Against the World' and the premiere date January 2016.
People from the TV show 'Fergie: The Secret of the Farm' pose outdoors on a farm with sunflowers, a vintage tractor, and animals including ducks and a goat.
Movie poster for "Gråtass Reddar Gården" showing a large eye-shaped camera with a countryside background, including fields, a farm, and a small group of people, with release date information.
A colorful animated poster for the movie "Gråtass gir Gass" featuring a red cartoon car with large eyes on the headlights, two children wearing goggles riding in the car, a green countryside with cows, butterflies, bees, a checkered flag, a stop sign, and a crate of red tomatoes flying in the sky.