Shehab Satti is a Director, Videographer, and video editor based in Khartoum, Sudan.
I love working in darkrooms as a Post Production specialist, and I love working outside as a director, The beam that comes out of the projector, I like that it comes out of my heart and mind to affect the audience.
My love for cinema and media has made me hone my skills as a director and post-production specialist. Storytelling is completely linked to the image, storytelling, editing, synthesis, music, and effects that we set based on understanding the rules and also breaking them when needed.
I was challenging myself to work on different artistic forms. I won the Best Sudanese Film award at the Sudan Independent Film Festival in 2018 for my film Serotonin. He also participated in many festivals around the world and won many awards.
I also graduated from the Faculty of Communication Sciences in 2020 and got a Bachelor’s degree in multimedia with a documentary film project “What's on tonight?” about independent cinema in Sudan and the closure of cinemas after the coup of the Islamic government in Sudan.
And during the Corona period, I made my film “Nosophobia” produced by IMS and Sudan Film Factory and Aain network in 2021, as it was screened at the Sudanese European Film Festival.
These films, along with my commercial works, have always expressed my thoughts and artistic vision, starting with the story, then directing, and finally in editing.
I shoot using 5D mark III and professional filming, sound, and lighting equipment and video editing using Adobe Premiere for more than 7 years and I have excellent skills with After Effects and Photoshop.