Mobin Parvizi: From Theater in Kamiyaran to Digital Educational Platforms in Tehran

Milad Moein from the Vice-Presidency for Research and Technology News Desk of the University of Tehran:

Mobin Parvizi, a Master’s student in Media Management at the University of Tehran, has built his professional path from Kamiyaran to the capital. Alongside his studies, he has worked in theater, visual design, poetry, and educational podcast content.

Theatrical Work and Design

His theatrical activities began with street and radio productions. He acted in “Dah Nagi Nowruz” (2019) and later wrote and directed “I’m Afraid I’ll Still Be a Worker After Death” (2024). He also designed posters and brochures for various plays, including “Sleepdeath” and “Red Balloons,” receiving Certificates of Honor for Best Design at provincial theater festivals focused on prisoners and monologue events in Dehgolan.

Auditory Drama Specialization

Parvizi’s core specialization is auditory drama. This expertise stems from his radio and podcast experience and serves both artistic storytelling and educational content — audio pieces designed for listening during daily routines.

Literary and Blogging Activities

In literature, he has written ghazals such as “Venlafaxine,” “The First Leaf of Autumn,” and “Ruins,” which explore themes of identity, social issues, and love. These poems, shared in online spaces and literary circles, form part of his broader digital writing activities that have earned him first place in national blogging competitions four times.

Educational Project and Digital Marketing

 For a university project, he developed the digital marketing strategy for Padlern, an educational podcast platform. The platform emphasizes specialized audio content, offline access, official certifications, and personalized learning experiences, where Parvizi applied data-driven approaches.

Overall Professional Path

 Parvizi’s career forms a continuous thread connecting performing arts, auditory storytelling, poetry, and digital media management. By drawing on local artistic traditions and contemporary digital tools, he creates content that bridges cultural roots with the practical needs of today’s audiences.

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