OGM Pictures, based in Istanbul, has named producer Berna Levin as its new Head of International Production. In this role, Levin will collaborate closely with OGM Pictures founder Onur Güvenatam to oversee the launch and expansion of the company’s international division. This newly established arm will focus on producing series and feature films, with an emphasis on English-language projects for the U.S. and U.K. markets, as well as local-language content across Europe, Latin America, and the MENA region.

Levin brings a wealth of international experience, having worked in Los Angeles, London, and the Nordics. Her background includes expertise in co-production, co-financing, and cross-territory development. Among her notable producing credits are The Playlist, Young Wallander, The Girl in the Spider’s Web, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, and Hidden.

Levin commented, “Onur and his team have built one of the most dynamic creative engines in the region, and the opportunity to join forces with them at this moment of expansion into other territories is incredibly exciting. In a moment when the world feels unsettled, audiences are gravitating toward distinctive, well-crafted stories that help them connect and make sense of things. OGM Pictures consistently delivers work that speaks to that need with precision and emotional depth, and I’m looking forward to taking that strength into new territories.”

Onur Güvenatam added, “Berna’s experience in developing and producing ambitious, internationally driven projects makes her uniquely suited for this role. Her grounding in Turkish culture, combined with her deep experience in international markets, gives her a rare ability to bridge perspectives. Together, we’re building a slate that reflects OGM Pictures’ creative identity while positioning us as a major partner for global co-productions. We aim to work with leading creative voices around the world and deliver series and films that resonate far beyond any single market.”

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