Gamil Aziz

An Egyptian sound engineer, he worked as a sound engineer at the Cinema, Theater and Music Authority, then rose through the ranks between Al-Ahram Studio and Nahhas Studio until he served as General Manager of Sound and Editing at the Misr Studios Company and then the Egyptian Media Production City Company in the Cinema Authority. He participated as a jury member in the graduation projects of students at the Higher Institute of Cinema, as well as in the Film Society competitions. He recorded the sound and did the mixing for hundreds of short documentary films and hundreds of feature length films, the most important of which is Revenge directed by Muhammad Khan 1980 The People of the Summit directed by Ali Badrakhan 1981 The Suspect directed by Samir Seif 1981 The Peacock directed by Kamal Al-Sheikh 1982 Shame directed by Ali Abdel Khaleq 1982 The Beginning directed by Salah Abu Seif 1986 Sons and Killers directed by Atef Al-Tayeb 1987 A Bitter Day .. A Sweet Day, directed by Khairy Bishara, 1988, Kitkat, directed by Daoud Abdel Sayed, 1991.