Amir Mokri

Amir Mokri is an Iranian-born cinematographer whose work has shaped the visual language of several high-profile blockbuster films. Born in Tehran on June 11, 1956, Mokri later established a career in American cinema, contributing to productions across genres. Their cinematography credits include action-driven projects such as Man of Steel and Transformers: Age of Extinction, where their expertise in large-scale visual storytelling was evident. The scope of their work often involved coordinating complex camera setups and lighting to enhance the dynamic action sequences typical of these films.

Mokri’s filmography also spans earlier roles in camera departments, including serving as a camera operator on The Joy Luck Club and working as an assistant director on Stoogemania. Their contributions…