Ali Askari
Narrator and voice actor, stage actor, radio and television programme maker.
Nearly three decades.
Ali Askari is a narrator, stage actor and radio programme maker with nearly three decades of professional work across media, literature, cinema and the performing arts.
Over that time he has worked as presenter, narrator, voice actor, actor, writer, assistant director, production manager, project executive and associate producer.
His collaboration with the national television and radio networks has been extensive, as presenter, voice-over narrator, writer, editor-in-chief and programme maker on a long list of programmes.
In theatre he has appeared in productions including Walking with a Horse, Arash and Mongol, and has worked as project executive and associate producer on others. In cinema he acted in 50 Hours and was assistant director on No Date, No Signature.
Beyond the stage and the screen he has narrated a number of books, among them A Farewell to Arms, The Unbearable Lightness of Being, Gone with the Wind and The First Phone Call from Heaven.
Where the training came from.
- BSc, Chemical Engineering (Mineral Industries) Islamic Azad University, Tehran North 1376–1382 (1997–2003)
- Associate degree, Business Management Industrial Management Institute 1394–1396 (2015–2017)
- Speech and presentation technique IRIB
- Audio-visual media, specialist programme IRIB
- Filmmaking Iranian Youth Cinema Society 1376–1378 (1997–1999)
- Advanced acting Ava Film School 1393–1394 (2014–2015)
- Creative acting ARTE France 1395 (2016)
- TA 101, transactional analysis International Transactional Analysis Association
International training.
In-service courses in Iran, Switzerland, the United Arab Emirates, Italy, Spain and France, covering artistic, dramatic, literary, psychological, sociological, media, management, commercial and industrial subjects.
