Leila Kanaan
Leila Kanaan
Leila Kanaan (Arabic: ليلى كنعان) is a Lebanese music video director and filmmaker.[1]
Personal life
Kanaan married Wadih Safieddine on 30 July 2011.[2]
Works
Music Videos
- “Sayyad”- Bashar Darwish - 2004
- “Mensafer” – Issa Ghandour – 2004
- “Waynik” – Joe Ashkar – 2005
- “Al Khata” – Rashed Al Fares – 2005
- “Bahebbak” – Ayman Al Atar – 2005
- “Twassa Fey” – Yara – 2005
- “Bahebak wa Dari” – Madeleine Matar – 2005
- “Mas & Louly” – Diana Haddad & Khaled – 2006
- “Aadi” – Diana Haddad – 2006
- “Friendship” – Johnson & Johnson – 2006
- “Ma T’oulch Lhad” – Haifa Wehbe – 2006
- “Kelmet Hob” – Sofia Marrikh – 2007
- “Mosh Ananiya” – Myriam Fares – 2008
- “Enta Menni” – Yara – 2008
- “Baba Fen/Lamma Shams Trawwa” – Haifa Wehbe – 2008 (Winner of Murex d'Or 2009 and Middle East Music Award 2009)
- “Lamset Eid” - Nancy Ajram - 2009 (Winner of Murex d'Or 2009)
- "Mashi Haddi" - Nancy Ajram - 2009
- "Al Maw3ad Al dae3" - Rashed el Majed and Yara - 2009
- "Ayez Aghanny" - Karim Wagdy"- 2010
- “Sukkar Ziyada” - Yara - 2010
- “Wavin' Flag” - K'naan featuring Nancy Ajram - 2010
- "Sheikh El Shabab" - Nancy Ajram - 2010 (Winner of Murex d'Or 2010 and the Middle East Music Awards 2010)[3]
- “Super Nancy” - Nancy Ajram - 2012 (Voted Video of the year 2012 on Music Nation Digital Magazine )
Films
- “My Father’s House” – Short film, 26 min – 2003
- “After the Storm” – Short film, 5min – 2006
References
- ↑ "Leila Kanaan : Young Blood & Fresh Ideas". Waleg.com. 21 August 2007. Retrieved 13 September 2010.
- ↑ المخرجة ليلى كنعان تحتفل بزفافها وسط حضور كبير من الفنانين. Al-Arab (in Arabic). 7 August 2011. Retrieved 20 August 2011.
يوم السبت 30 تموز، وتحديداً في قصر سرسق تزوّجت المخرجة اللبنانية ليلى كنعان من السيد وديع صفي الدين، إرتدت المخرجة ليلى كنعان فستان عرسها من تصميم المصمم اللبناني إيلي صعب، حيث صممه خصيصاً لها.
- ↑ زياد بارود نجم” الموركس دور”..والحفل امتدّ لساعات الصباح الاولى. Tripoli Scope (in Arabic). 27 June 2011. Retrieved 20 August 2011.
ليلى كنعان : موركس افضل فيديو كليب “شيخ الشباب” مناصفة.
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