Siamak Mardaneh

Siamak Mardaneh is an Iranian assistant director, production planner, and actor who began his professional career in Iranian television in the mid-2010s. He first entered the professional scene in 2016 with the TV series "Arman Do" directed by Ehsan Abdipoor, where he worked as an assistant director and also appeared as an actor. This collaboration was an important experience for him and served as a stepping stone towards larger projects. In the same year, Mardaneh further cemented his position within television production teams by joining the series "Better Days" ("Roozhaye Behtar"). His ability to manage the set, coordinate the crew, and understand the dynamics of production quickly made him a trusted assistant director on television projects. Working alongside well-known artists such as Hamidreza Azarang, Marjaneh Golchin, Alireza Ostadi, Sahar Valadbeigi, Kazem Hajir-Azad, Amir Reza Delavari, and others played a significant role in shaping and elevating his professional experience. In addition to his work as an assistant director, he has also been active as a first assistant director, with his most notable credit in this role being the feature film "Katyusha". Known for his discipline, set management, meticulous planning, and highly professional interaction with cast and crew, Mardaneh is regarded by directors and producers as a reliable and responsible collaborator. Siamak Mardaneh also has a brief acting résumé, with one of his notable acting credits being his appearance in the TV series "Arman Do". Throughout his career in both television and cinema, he has consistently sought to expand his professional path by deepening his technical knowledge and hands-on experience. Mardaneh is one of those behind-the-scenes forces whose perseverance, discipline, and expertise play an important role in the creation of television projects, even though his name often remains out of the spotlight. In 2025, he made his directing debut with the drama series "Mahkoum" ("Convicted"), and he is the younger brother of Iranian actor, first assistant director, and production planner Ali Mardaneh.