Omar Naim Net Worth is$1.6 Million Omar Naim Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Omar Naim (Arabic: ??? ?????; born 27 September 1977) is a Lebanese film director and screenwriter, perhaps best known for writing and directing the 2004 film The Final Cut.
Date Of Birth September 27, 1977 Place Of Birth Amman, Jordan Profession Director, Cinematographer, Camera Department Star Sign Libra
# Fact 1 Attended Emerson College in Boston, Massachusetts. 2 His father was a newspaperman and his mother a theater producer.
Director Title Year Status Character Becoming pre-production Dead Awake 2010 Stand Up: Muslim-American Comics Come of Age 2009 co-director The Final Cut 2004 as Omar Naïm Grand Theater: A Tale of Beirut 1999 When Simon Sleeps 1999
Cinematographer Title Year Status Character Real Things 2000 co-cinematographer Venus DeMento 2000 Mô, hitori ja nai 1998
Camera Department Title Year Status Character Date Shifting 1999 gaffer Grand Theater: A Tale of Beirut 1999 additional photographer Brothers 1998 gaffer
Writer Title Year Status Character Becoming screenplay pre-production The Final Cut 2004 written by - as Omar Naïm
Editor Title Year Status Character Grand Theater: A Tale of Beirut 1999 When Simon Sleeps 1999
Producer Title Year Status Character Grand Theater: A Tale of Beirut 1999 producer
Sound Department Title Year Status Character When Simon Sleeps 1999 sound designer
Thanks Title Year Status Character 5ive 2015 Short very special thanks Workin' It 2015 Short special thanks
Won Awards Year Award Ceremony Nomination Movie 2004 Best Screenplay Deauville Film Festival The Final Cut (2004) 2000 Honorable Mention New England Film & Video Festival Grand Theater: A Tale of Beirut (1999)
Nominated Awards Year Award Ceremony Nomination Movie 2004 Golden Berlin Bear Berlin International Film Festival The Final Cut (2004) 2004 Grand Special Prize Deauville Film Festival The Final Cut (2004) 2004 Best Film Sitges - Catalonian International Film Festival The Final Cut (2004)
Known for movies The Final Cut (2004)
Dead Awake (2010)
Grand Theater: A Tale of Beirut (1999)
Becoming
$1.6 Million
