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In an interview with Arrajol magazine, he explained that every film presents a unique challenge, emphasizing that his approach is to use equipment in service of his visual vision—not the other way around. He added that what inspires him most during filming is “the story itself,” as it forms the foundation upon which the cinematic image is built.
Coinciding with the tremendous global success of the Grand Egyptian Museum Opening Ceremony, which was produced by a large team under the supervision of Mohamed El Saady, Board Member of United Media Services, along with the United Media Company.
Cinematographer and director Mazen El Motagawel received the Artistic Creativity Award in recognition of his body of work at the 74th Catholic Center Egyptian Film Festival.** **Mazen El Motagawel also participated in the *A Story of a Nation* operetta, produced to mark the 74th Police Day anniversary. The production featured a large ensemble of stars, including Reham Abdel Hakim and Carmen Soliman.
Director and cinematographer Mazen El Motagawel revealed details about the Grand Egyptian Museum Opening Ceremony, sharing behind-the-scenes insights into the project alongside cinematographer and director Ahmed El Morsy, as well as the challenges they faced during the preparations.
Cairo celebrated the long-awaited opening of its National Museum of Egyptian Civilization with a procession of 22 ancient Egyptian royal mummies, transporting them across the city to their new home, where they will go on view later this month.Safely moving the millennia-old remains was a multimillion-dollar affair that involved building special shock-absorbent vehicles as well […]
Egypt’s Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Khaled El-Anani has revealed that the Grand Egyptian Museum’s (GEM) opening ceremony will be a great surprise for all, and just as impressive as the recent Royal Mummies Parade. El-Anani added that determining the date of the opening ceremony will be related to the global health situation, rather than just Egypt, and that it will be chosen according to the most appropriate time for everyone.
The Golden parade is a celebration for transferring the mummies of ancient Egyptian kings and queens from the Egyptian Museum of Cairo in Tahrir square to the Egyptian Civilisation (NMEC) in old Cairo’s Fustat . The new procession will see the royal mummies transported on the Nile and then accompanied by chariots and horses.
Eight actors and actresses are competing for ACA awards. Three Egyptian actors are competing for Best Supporting roles for males who are Fathy Abdel Wahab on his role in “Hobot Edterary” ( Forced Escape) , Ahmed Malek for his role in “Sheikh Jackson” and Mohmed Mamdouh for his role in ” El Khaleya” ( The Cell).
KUWAIT CITY, April 4 (MENA) – Kuwait’s Emir Sheikh Nawaf al-Ahmad al Jaber al Sabah on Sunday sent a cable to President Abdel Fattah El Sisi, congratulating him on the Pharaohs’ Golden Parade that saw the relocation of 22 mummies- 18 kings and four queens- from the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir Square to the National Museum for Egyptian Civilization (NMEC) in Cairo’s Fustat neighborhood.
his Saturday, almost two dozen ancient Egyptian monarchs will make a historic journey across the nation’s capitol of Cairo. The Pharaohs’ Golden Parade, as it’ll be called, will reportedly travel along the Nile to the new National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, where its cast will be put on permanent display in nitrogen-filled capsules. And being royals, these mummies won’t make the trip in box trucks; they’ll travel in specially built parade cars fit for a pharaoh or queen.
