The Dolby Atmos studio in the Media Production City carried out sound mixing work for three new feature films. This comes within the framework of the film makers’ keenness to complete the sound recording processes with the highest levels of quality and purity and in accordance with international specifications, which are the techniques that the Dolby Studio in the city is unique in providing, which is considered the most modern in the world. In the fields of sound mixing, and one of the most important centers specialized in this matter in the Arab world and accredited by Dolby International, these films are “Al-Iskandarani” by director Khaled Youssef and written by the great writer Osama Anwar Okasha, and it is currently showing in cinemas, and the film “A Nose and Three Eyes” by director Amir Ramses, screenplay and dialogue by Wael Hamdy, is a contemporary cinematic treatment of the novel by the great writer Ihsan Abdel Quddus, which was presented in a 1972 film, and was shown at the Red Sea International Film Festival in Jeddah. The third film, “Why Do You Live It Alone,” directed by Hossam El Gohary and written by Ahmed Aziz, is currently showing. In the role of the show.