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Seeking to improve his financial situation, Sepehr makes a fateful decision to assist a close friend who deals in narcotics. However, his choice leads him into a chilling ordeal when he steps into the dealer’s apartment. As Sepehr navigates the dimly lit confines of the space, he finds himself confronted by inexplicable occurrences, plunging him into a realm where reality blurs with the sinister shadows of the unknown.
15 Mins
Iran
Persian
Streo – 8 Bit
RED EPIC Dragon
2.4:1 1920 x 1080 – Full HD
Behnam Hassan Pour
Jamshid Hamidi
Afshin Rahgozar
Editor: Arash Parnousi
Cinematographer: Masoud Jorsara
VFX and Color: Mir Saba Madani
Assistant Director: Amin Sayar
Sound Engineer: Peyman Shah Mohammadi
Make up Artist: Roham Beiglou
Sound Editor: Iman Lotfian
First Cinematography Assistant: Arash Parnousi
RED Camera Operator: Sepehr Sharifi RIP
As the director of “Caught on Camera,” I am thrilled to offer a glimpse into the creative process behind this visually stunning and conceptually rich short film. “Caught on Camera” emerged from a visceral reaction to the omnipresent surveillance apparatus that surrounds us in the modern world. The film delves into the unsettling reality of living under the watchful gaze of CCTV cameras, where time and events are meticulously recorded, shaping our perceptions and experiences. Through the lens of cinematography and artistic expression, “Caught on Camera” explores the chilling notion of these cameras as omnipotent observers, controlling the fabric of reality and exerting a profound influence on human behavior. “Caught on Camera” follows the journey of Sepehr, whose quest for financial improvement leads him into the murky world of narcotics. However, as he steps into the dealer’s apartment, he is thrust into a nightmarish ordeal where reality blurs with the sinister shadows of the unknown. As Sepehr navigates the dimly lit confines of the space, he grapples with inexplicable occurrences that challenge his perception of reality, plunging him into a realm where the boundaries between truth and illusion are blurred. “Caught on Camera” was crafted with meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to pushing the boundaries of visual storytelling. The deliberate use of lighting and composition heightens the sense of tension and unease, immersing viewers in a cinematic experience that is as visually captivating as it is thematically resonant. Ultimately, “Caught on Camera” serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of falling into the well of human greed in a world where cameras function as silent, omnipresent gods. Thank you for embarking on this cinematic journey with us.
Sincerely,
Pardis Azizi Director,
“Caught on Camera”
Pardis Azizi is an independent filmmaker based in Iran, whose dedication to storytelling and visual artistry spans over 15 years in the realm of filmmaking. Graduating from the esteemed Iranian Youth Cinema Society in 2014, Azizi’s journey in cinema has been marked by a profound exploration of the thriller and horror genres, honing his craft through years of dedicated study. Driven by a fervent curiosity to delve into diverse narratives and evoke deep emotional connections through film, Pardis Azizi has delved into various cinematic forms, ranging from narratives to documentaries and experimental films. His versatile roles as an editor, cinematographer, and producer have enriched numerous projects, adding layers of depth and authenticity to each endeavor. Azizi’s distinctive style is characterized by inventive editing techniques and meticulous choreography in cinematography. With an unwavering attention to detail and a commitment to capturing authentic human experiences, he endeavors to craft cinematic experiences that resonate deeply with audiences. Excited to present his latest work, “Caught on Camera,” Pardis Azizi eagerly anticipates the opportunity to connect with viewers, inviting them into his world of storytelling and visual artistry.
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