Tims&B Productions

Tims&B Productions (also styled Tims Productions or Timsbi Productions) is a Turkish television and film production and distribution company founded in 2006 by producer Timur Savcı. It is one of the largest production companies in Turkey, with a portfolio spanning prime-time drama series, films, and international distribution. The company is headquartered in Istanbul and operates primarily in the Turkish market while licensing its content to broadcasters and platforms worldwide. Tims&B is best known for producing the historical drama Muhteşem Yüzyıl (Magnificent Century), which premiered in 2011 and became a global phenomenon. According to the company's official website, the series has been licensed in over 140 countries and reached more than 500 million viewers worldwide, making it one of the most widely distributed non-English television productions. The show's success helped establish Turkish drama as a significant export commodity and inspired a wave of historical and contemporary series from Turkey. Beyond Muhteşem Yüzyıl, Tims&B has produced a range of popular series and films, often working with prominent Turkish actors and directors. The company's output includes dramas, comedies, and period pieces, and it has expanded into digital platforms and international co-productions. Its distribution arm handles the sale of its own productions as well as third-party content to global markets. The company remains privately held and active, with founder Timur Savcı continuing to lead its creative and business operations. Tims&B's official website (tims.tv) serves as a showcase for its current and past productions, highlighting its role as a driving force in Turkish television.

Tims&B Productions was founded in 2006 by producer Timur Savcı. From its base in Istanbul, the company quickly grew into one of Turkey's most prominent production houses, producing a variety of television series and films for domestic broadcasters. Its breakthrough came with the historical drama Muhteşem Yüzyıl (Magnificent Century), which premiered in 2011. The series, set in the Ottoman Empire during the reign of Suleiman the Magnificent, became a cultural phenomenon in Turkey and abroad. According to the company's official website, it has been licensed in over 140 countries and reached more than 500 million viewers, making it one of the most widely distributed non-English television productions in the world. The show's success not only elevated Tims&B's profile but also contributed to the global popularity of Turkish television drama. Following this success, Tims&B continued to produce a steady stream of series across genres, including period dramas, contemporary dramas, and comedies. The company also expanded into film production and international distribution, building a catalog that it licenses to broadcasters and streaming platforms worldwide. Its official website highlights its role as a driving force in Turkish television, with a focus on high production values and compelling storytelling. As of the 2020s, Tims&B remains privately held and active, with founder Timur Savcı at the helm. The company has adapted to the changing media landscape by embracing digital platforms and exploring new formats, including interactive and metaverse-related content tied to its flagship series. Its enduring legacy is closely tied to Muhteşem Yüzyıl, which continues to inspire spin-offs, adaptations, and renewed interest in Ottoman history.

• 2011

  Premiere of Muhteşem Yüzyıl (Magnificent Century), which becomes a global hit.

• 2006

  Tims&B Productions founded by Timur Savcı in Turkey.

Leading Turkish production company with global reach, specializing in high-quality drama series for international audiences.

• 2011

  Muhteşem Yüzyıl (Magnificent Century)

  Historical drama about the reign of Ottoman Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent; licensed in over 140 countries and watched by more than 500 million viewers.

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