Dzul Iskandar

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Native name Dzul Iskandar
Born 31 October 1995 (1995-10-31) (age 28)
Brunei Darussalam
Nationality Brunei
Occupation Cinematographer
Years active 2019 - present
Known for
Home town Bandar Seri Begawan
Website
https://www.dzul-iskandar.com/

Dzul Iskandar (Born 31-10-1995) is a filmmaker and cinematographer hailing from Brunei Darussalam.

Career

Dzul Iskandar has made a profound impact on the film industry, both within his homeland and on a global scale. Driven by a fervent passion for visual storytelling, he has garnered widespread recognition for his exceptional skills behind the camera.

In 2019, Dzul Iskandar's remarkable talent as a cinematographer was acknowledged when he was handpicked as one of the two outstanding young filmmakers to represent Brunei Darussalam in the ASEAN Republic of Korea Film Leaders Incubator 2019. This prestigious event, co-organized by the Busan Film Commission, provided him with a unique opportunity to collaborate closely with esteemed film directors and certified cinematographers from Korea, allowing him to further refine his craft.

One notable achievement in Dzul Iskandar's repertoire is the premiere of his short film titled "Gelombang" in 2019 at the Empire Times Cineplex. This captivating work not only showcased his artistic vision but also captured the attention of the Philippines BINISAYA Film Festival in 2020, where it was selected for screening, gaining international recognition beyond the borders of Brunei. Continuing to build upon his success, Dzul Iskandar has made significant contributions to several remarkable projects. In 2019, he lent his expertise to the films "Hutang" and "Life from There," further solidifying his reputation as a highly talented filmmaker. His unwavering commitment to excellence in cinematography was duly acknowledged when his exceptional work on the film "Tabooka" in 2022 earned him a nomination for Best Lighting and Jury award for Cinematography at the Brunei Content Film Festival.

Dzul Iskandar's unwavering dedication to his craft recently led to the selection of his latest opus, "Nilai Part 1," for the highly anticipated UBD Fass term screening. This film garnered further acclaim as it was chosen as one of the exceptional works showcased during the illustrious 5th UBD Fass term screening, a three-hour extravaganza that highlights the best offerings from emerging filmmakers. The screening was accompanied by a thoughtful commentary session facilitated by esteemed media experts, including the renowned Bruneian filmmakers A'aqiil Ahmad and Azeez Danial. Moreover, "Nilai Part 1" has been submitted for consideration at the esteemed UBD Prism Festival, illustrating Dzul Iskandar's unyielding determination to push boundaries and share his unique perspective through the art of filmmaking.


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