Iran Cinema Museum organizes a workshop on cinema photography with presence of Amir Abedi.
According to Artmag.ir, citing public relations of Cinema Museum, in continuation of holding specialized workshops in the cinema museum, a workshop on photography in film and cinema will be held by Amir Abedi, a well-known cinema photographer.
This workshop will be held on Tuesday, April 30th from 15:00 in Ferdous Hall of Cinema Museum, and those interested can visit Cinema Museum’s website to register and participate in this workshop. At the same time, the participants will be given a certificate of attendance at the end of the workshop.
Amir Abedi, since 1998, seriously started photography in cinema and has done photography for more than dozens of feature films, TV series, theater and short films.
So far, he has won awards such as Crystal Simorgh for best picture from the Fajr Film Festival for photography of film “Three Women” and Golden Statue of 8th Khana Cinema Festival for photography of the film “Mazrae-ye pedari (Father’s Farm)”.
Abedi, photography of films such as “The Burnt Slip”, “The Longest Night”, “Fireworks Wednesday”, “Alzheimer”, “A Very Ordinary Citizen”, “The Old Road”, “Resident of Middle Floor”, “Women’s Prison”, “Ghermez (Red)”, “Flying at the End”, “Zero Degree Turn Series” has been in charge.
