Sahar Sotoodeh is a talented Iranian artist with a diverse background in acting, filmmaking, and music. She began her artistic journey by obtaining a Bachelor's degree in Music from the Art University of Tehran. Transitioning into acting and screenwriting, Sahar excelled in theater as an actress and assistant director. Her acting career took off with the premiere of Baby at the Venice Film Festival in 2014. With a strong musical foundation, she contributed to various musical productions as a singer, translator, and songwriter. In filmmaking, Sahar showcased her directorial skills with acclaimed short films such as Hedieh in 2018 and Don't Tell Anyone in 2020, which won the Human Rights Award at the "Interfilm" festival in Germany. ​Sahar's versatility and dedication to storytelling make her a valuable collaborator across different artistic domains, emphasizing her creativity and passion for impactful work.