David Vee Rodden

Vee is a filmmaker, author, musician, born in Sydney. Vee has directed and filmed numerous music videos, 1 feature length documentary and 5 short documentaries, various theatre productions and more . . . From February 2003 until July 2006 he lived and worked in Pakistan, writing his first book: A Pakistani House Husband (the beauty & the chaos). He then moved to Thailand for 3 years where he made his first short film. From July 2009 till January 2012 he lived in Iran. In the 80's Vee was a founding member of Sydney experimental group Idiom Flesh, who were on the first 2JJ Live at the Wireless album. * Vee is working on several projects in Tanzania including a documentary on witchcraft & Albinoism to be released in (2016) Music Videos: 2014: Tanzanian groups: Cocodo, Hoko Roro. Documentaries: 2015: Makini: 'A Street Kids Theatre Group - Tanzania. 2014: Tamaduni za Kusini (Southern Cultures): 'Makuya'- a 3 day Performing Arts Festival, Mtwara, Tanzania. 2013: Pulp Farsi: 1st Feature film - the insight, the culture - the dichotomy. (filmed on location in Iran). 2012: Safari Jadeyi - short film - a road trip in Iran. 2011: Zoorkhooneh - short - filmed in Iran. 2009: His debut short film 'Islamabad the Beautiful' was screened at the 2009 Dungog film Festival Australia.