Farzin Shamsi – Video Director & Game Media Producer

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Known for:

Live Broadcast Direction, Video Production, Zoomg Studio Productions, Dota 2 International Tournament Coverage, Multi-Camera Production, Broadcast Operations

Biography

Farzin Shamsi is an Iranian broadcast director, videographer, and video editor specializing in live event production, multi-camera broadcasting, and digital media content creation. His professional career focuses on managing the complete visual production pipeline—from directing live broadcasts and supervising control rooms to field cinematography and professional post-production.

With extensive experience in live production environments, Farzin has directed and switched multi-camera broadcasts for conferences, festivals, esports tournaments, and corporate events. His expertise in Blackmagic Design’s broadcast ecosystem enables him to manage complex live productions while maintaining high technical and visual standards.

Alongside live directing, he works as a cinematographer specializing in stabilized camera movement, aerial videography, and studio production. His post-production workflow combines storytelling, pacing, multi-camera synchronization, and visual refinement to produce engaging content across digital and broadcast platforms.

Professional Experience

Broadcast Director, Videographer & Video Editor

Responsible for directing live broadcasts, supervising control room operations, and producing video content from pre-production through final delivery.

Primary responsibilities include:

  • Live video directing and multi-camera switching
  • Camera crew coordination and communication
  • Broadcast graphics and live playback management
  • Field cinematography using gimbals and drone systems
  • Multi-camera editing and post-production
  • Audio synchronization and basic color correction

Featured Projects

Dota 2 International Tournament

Role: Live Broadcast Director & Video Switcher

Directed multi-camera live broadcasts while leading an eight-person production crew. Managed live switching, broadcast graphics, and real-time production workflow using Blackmagic Design systems.

Pasargad Energy Development Events

Role: Videographer & Video Editor

Captured aerial and stabilized footage using drone and gimbal systems before completing editing, pacing, and post-production for corporate media.

Zoomg Studio

Role: Videographer & Multi-Camera Editor

Worked on studio productions including video podcasts and gameplay programs. Responsible for camera operation, multi-camera synchronization, editing, and post-production.

Skills & Expertise

  • Live Broadcast Direction
  • Live Video Switching
  • Multi-Camera Production
  • Broadcast Operations
  • Videography
  • Aerial Cinematography
  • Camera Crew Management
  • Video Editing
  • Storytelling & Visual Narrative
  • Broadcast Graphics Integration

Software & Equipment

  • Adobe Premiere Pro
  • Adobe Photoshop
  • Blackmagic Design Ecosystem
  • ATEM Switchers
  • Touchscreen Broadcast Control Systems
  • Gimbal / DJI Ronin
  • Professional Drone Systems
  • Cinema & Broadcast Cameras

Creative Philosophy

Farzin believes that successful visual storytelling depends on precision, timing, and collaboration. Whether directing a live broadcast or crafting a cinematic edit, he focuses on maintaining narrative rhythm while ensuring every technical element supports the audience’s viewing experience. His approach combines broadcast reliability with creative filmmaking to deliver engaging visual productions across live and recorded media.

Sources

  • Personal professional profile
  • Portfolio information
  • Project history