Multimedia　data,　ranging　from　text,　audio,　video　to　animation,　undergoes　intellectual　property　protection　or　has　high　sensitivity.　To　deal　with　privacy　leakage　during　multimedia　sharing　and　dissemination,　it　is　crucial　to　trace　the　origin　and　transformation　history　of　multimedia　data,　which　is　called　multimedia　provenance.　In　this　paper,　we　construct　a　multimedia　access　control　system　with　secure　provenance　in　fog-cloud　computing　networks,　which　is　designed　based　on　attribute　based　encryption　(ABE)　and　zero　of　knowledge　technologies.　The　proposed　scheme　realizes　confidentiality　of　multimedia　big　data　that　is　outsourced　to　the　cloud,　anonymity　of　data　provider,　fine-grained　access　control　of　encrypted　data,　irrefutable　of　the　provenance　data,　and　traceability　of　data　provider.　We　utilize　the　fog　server　to　reduce　user＇s　decryption　burden　and　transfer　partial　decryption　tasks.　The　suggested　system　is　formally　proved　indistinguishable　against　chosen　plaintext　attack　(IND-CPA).　The　simulation　and　experimental　results　indicate　that　our　system　has　low　communication　overhead　and　low　computation　cost.