Part 3 of ‘things you didn’t know about Iran Trotter’

The Iran Trotter host Javad Qaraei has made so many interesting tips about the show and himself, in response to journalistic questions in interviews with local media outlets. Here’s part 3 of his comments.

I was born in September 1978. Besides film production and directing, I’m the narrator of the series (in the original Persian language) as well.

The reason our audience are so kind toward me is 15 years of non-stop travels nationwide.

‘Iran Trotter’ has been honored by the Iranian Environment Protection Organization, for the special effort put into its production.

During the 18 months of production of the first batch of the series, we trotted very long paths; they were all across the intact parts of Iran’s nature.

Just to shoot two of the episodes, we hiked over 200 kilometers.

Once filming on a river in the northern green province of Gilan, one of our cameramen tripped and broke his hand; that was one of the instances of difficulty we faced.

To enhance the visual attractions pictured in every province, we planned to film between 3 to 6 locations in each province; that made the audience stunned by the charm and glamour around, so they wouldn’t like to go anywhere during the airing of the program.

Stay with our tour of Iran Trotter’s comments in the future episodes of this report.

Click here to watch the past episodes aired on ifilm.

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