Alireza Sani-Far, for the first time, stepped into the realm of cinema at the age of 13 in 1364 (1985), portraying a role in the film "Death of the Wolves," directed by Jahanbakhsh Jahanbakhshi. Among his diverse activities, he has been involved as a screenwriter for film and television, such as "Just Like a Bridge," the author of the animated series "Warm Autumn," one of the writers of the animated series "Shabh Chelleh," the supervisor of narrators in the animated series "Contemporary Celebrities," the supervisor of writers in the animated series "Kolah Abad," the supervisor of writers in the animated series "Hooshan," the screenplay writer of "Magnetic Pole," and the supervisor of writers in the animated series "Nazbalash," among others.
Noteworthy among the festivals he participated in is the recognition received at the Fajr Theater Festival in 1375 (1996), where his street play won the first prize in the "Yad Bad..." directed by Barzoo Arjomand. Additionally, he co-wrote the screenplay for "Magnetic Pole" with Anahita Timourian, earning recognition in the third screenplay competition of the Institute for Intellectual Development of Children and Young Adults in 1390 (2011). His first television work was the series "Sand Dunes of the Riverbed" in 1376 (1997).
