Iran Documentary

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Iran Documentary
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Release2004 (2004) –
2010 (2010)
Related
The Damavand
Iranian Churches

Iran Documentary (in

IRIB and directed by Hamid Mojtahedi that shows the beauties of Iran
and its history.

Background

In 2004 Iran Television started to air a documentary that was different from other tourism and historical documentaries shown in the past. This documentary started a new method in filming, directing and camera view for documentaries.[1] It received much feedback that showed Iran Documentary was welcomed by people. Then production of the next seasons of documentary started.

Filming

The first series contained 4 seasons that was Tehran in 4 episodes, Isfahan in 4 episodes, Kashan in 2 episodes and Persepolis (Takht-e-Jamshid) in 4 episodes. In 2006 with a gap in making the documentary, the filming of the next series started and so Shiraz aired in 9 episodes.

Making the next series of Iran Documentary started with Mashhad in 2009. By this season the documentary filming continued by a special Full HD camera. So the Mashhad season aired in Nowruz of 2010 in 7 episodes. Then filming of Qom started in spring and its 7 episodes were aired in June 2010. After Qom, Yazd showed in 14 parts in 2011 Nowruz and Kerman was aired in autumn of 2011 in 11 episodes.

Lorestan shows started in 4 episodes.[2]

Specifications

The unique property of Iran Documentary is its point of view. The camera walks as a human among the monuments and nature to show their beauties. This gentle walking method then was imitated in many documentaries.

Great aerial shots and imperial lightning is another property that is unique to Iran Documentary.

Another thing is Golden Time that shows landscapes in twilight and creates great scenes.[3]

Research

Research is one of the important parts in Iran Documentary and as the director said, the camera doesn't walk in any places without suitable research.[4]

Music

The accompaniment of picture and music helps to make wonderful scenes and an Iranian feeling. In any locations its folk music has been used.[5]

Notes

  1. ^ "This is IRAN". IRIB Media Trade.[permanent dead link]
  2. ^ "مستند ایران". Persian Wikipedia.
  3. ISNA
    .
  4. Mostanad (TV channel)
    .
  5. ^ "موسیقی مستند ایران برای نوروز آماده می‌شود". ILNA.[permanent dead link]

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