Behind the Sound: Asghar Farhadi's 'The Salesman'

My name is Mohammada Delpak. I am a sound designer, sound engineer and sound composer for cinema films. My last film, which won an Oscar, was a sales film. I worked with a good filmmaker, Asghar Farhadi, and Mr. Nalimizadeh, a sound engineer. We worked together to make this film. What's going on? Get rid of our building. Since the filmmakers didn't want to use music in the beginning of the film, a design was made for them. A series of sounds that are outside of the cave, and sounds that are inside the cave, these sounds should be placed next to each other, to help the content of the film and the meaning of the sequence, and the feeling that the filmmakers want to convey through these sounds. And that's why in the first sequence, we see that there are a series of locations, a series of projectors, a vocal sound that is in the middle of the theater, and an atmosphere that starts in the middle of the film. And just because we don't see some of the sounds that we hear, it creates an atmosphere for the viewer that helps the content of the film. And when we go to the building where people are moving, using the sounds outside of the cave and the sounds inside the cave, the tension and the anxiety that the viewer will feel will be transferred by the sound and the editing, and the sound will help the tension. I am Reza Narimizadeh, the sound engineer and mixer of the sound of the film. I would like to say that I am very happy to have won the Oscar for my film in 2017, and this happiness is due to the fact that it shows a good story, and that it can still attract people from all over the world with its culture. I hope that in the near future I will be able to work on a film that has a good story, and that I will be able to better narrate the story of the film with the help of sound. Thank you.