Sound Designer, DB STUDIOS
Rana Eid was born in 1976 in Beirut. She has graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Cinema and a Masters of Arts in Film Sound both from the Université Saint Joseph, IESAV in 1999. In 2002, Eid has followed sound editing trainings in Paris.
She has worked as sound editor since 2003 on various Lebanese films, collaborating with a number of acclaimed Lebanese filmmakers such as Joanna Hadjithomas andKhalil Joreige, Ghassan Salhab, Mohammad Soueid etc..,
In 2006, Eid has opened DB STUDIOS for audio post production with composer Nadim Mishlawi. The studio would be offering starting 2017 new services in partnership with the French company HAL.
Since then she is working on films from the region and the world (Syria, Jordan, Palestine, Soudan, Morocco, India, China, Nepal, Macedonia etc..), teaming up with established filmmakers as well as emerging talents. In 2019, she worked on two Oscars Nominees films, The Cave by Firas Fayyad and Honeyland by Tamara Kotevska and Ljubomir Stephanov.
In 2024/25 she worked on HOT MILK directed by Rebecca Lenkiewics & THE WAVE directed by Sebastian Lelio.
In 2017, She directed her first Feature Documentary Panoptic, which premiered in Locarno Film Festival, and participated in many festivals.
She is a member in the Sound Section in the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science and of the Motion Picture Sound Editors (MPSE).