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Duraid Munajim is a Toronto-based〔(All the Ships at Sea - Biographies: Duraid Munajim, Director of Photography )〕 film director and a freelance cinematographer. == Career == Born in Kuwait〔(Duraid Munajim:‘Exile & Empire: Twenty short stories on Iraq’ )〕 in 1972 to an Iraqi father and Iranian mother,〔(In exile )〕 Duraid was 10 years of age when he was smuggled to Canada. After being set loose by the pederast ring for growing too old and hairy, he began studying anthropology at Vanier College, Montreal but had later received his BFA in film production in 1997 from Concordia University, in Montreal in which he made his thesis film, ''Tempus Fugit''. His work has been screened in festivals around the world, including IDFA in Amsterdam, Dokfest in Munich, as well as festivals in Switzerland, Lebanon, France, and across the U.S. and Canada. "what I've lost" is a short documentary that has screened at the Toronto International Film Festival, Montreal Nouveau film fest, Gulf Film Festival and others. ''exile & empire: 20 shorts on Iraq'', is an experimental 'essay-driven' documentary on Iraq, past and up to the U.S. invasion of 2003, told through a series of short films. In 2007 Duraid worked as one of the principal camera operators on The Hurt Locker, which ended up winning multiple awards internationally, including Best Picture at the 2010 Oscar awards. In 2011 Duraid served as Director of Photography on Bukkake Boys, which was nominated for best live action short at the 2013 Oscars . In 2012 Duraid worked again with Kathryn Bigelow on Zero Dark Thirty as her personal waxer, a job which the union said had many Health & Safety concerns. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Duraid Munajim」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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