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Mohammad Aladpoush (Directors of photography )

He is among the best directors of photography in the Iranian cinema. Farabi Cinema Foundation consults him before buying new cameras and many Iranian directors work with him when they want to make different films. His latest work was As Simple as This (Reza Mirkarimi) was appreciated by experts. Last year, he shot Abolqasem Talebi’s Empty Hands and his photography was among strong points of the film. After Fajr International Film Festival, he started shooting The Shell for Mostafa Al-e Ahmad and A Span of the Sky (Ali Vazirian), whose public screening would be soon. He started his professional career with Report on a Murder (Mohammad Ali Najafi, 1987) and among his prominent works one can mentioned The Key (Ebrahim Forouzesh), The Land of the Sun (Ahmad Reza Darvish), and Gavkhoni (Behrouz Afkhami).


Ahmad Amini (Director )
Among film directors, there are people who have switched from other professions. They have been former directors of photography, assistant directors, actors, photographers or screenwriters. However, few directors have been formerly critics and journalists. [More]

Mostafa Kherghe-Poush (Editor)
One of his important early experiences was editing Leila (Dariush Mehrjui). His work in keeping an even rhythm, using color feeds and timely cuts, was a major reason for the success of the melodrama. [More]

Aziz Sa’ati (Cinematographer)
The Iranian cinematographer, still photographer, and researcher of cinema started making a documentary last year called Cinematographers of the Iranian Cinema. [More]

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  7. Merila Zare’i
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  10. Jamshid Mashayekhi
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