About

On the cart

A sound recordist is precise, sensitive to detail, and in love with sound. He builds sound quality — he does not only press record. His ears are trained to catch the smallest noise or shift.

A sound recordist is the one who brings a film's soul to life with sound.

Morteza Najaflo
Name
Morteza Najaflo
Role
Production Sound Recordist
Based in
Baku / Iran — available for travel
Focus
On set since 2006

Morteza Najaflo records sound for film. He studied cinema and sound at Soore University in Tehran and has worked on set since 2006.

The first nine years were spent on the boom — learning where a scene really lives before the microphone ever gets there.

Since 2014 he has led production sound on features, documentaries, and commercials across Iran and Azerbaijan.

Morteza Najaflo on location with headphones beside the sound cart and boom in an open field.

Personality

  • Patient and steady under pressure
  • High focus on busy, noisy sets
  • Responsible through the take
  • Precise and orderly with levels and notes
  • Creative problem-solver — killing noise, riding gain, saving the take

Skills

  • Working with audio kit — mics, recorders, and mixers
  • Setting levels and preventing distortion
  • Reading the space and controlling acoustics
  • Coordinating with camera and the wider crew
  • Audio editing software for delivery and cleanup

On location

Morteza Najaflo on location with boom pole and sound bag, mountains behind him.
Morteza Najaflo holding the boom overhead while wearing the sound bag on set.
Morteza Najaflo with the sound cart and boom on the Şövkət ship deck, Baku skyline across the bay.
Morteza Najaflo with mixer bag, picture feed, and RF mast during Mənə Bənzər Adam.