Managed a remote business operation in Los Angeles while based in Israel. Post-production on God Doesn't Play Dice. Art direction on independent film projects.

A year split between set work, time in Los Angeles, and what became the defining project of that period. A large-scale public installation commissioned by the Tel Aviv University Student Union, created in memory of the victims of October 7th. Seven iron and acrylic sculptures, built in three weeks. Seen by hundreds of thousands. Now permanently at Park Atidim, Tel Aviv.

A year of pre-production and production. Casting, location scouting, hiring crew, designing the visual world, building the casino set from scratch, coordinating dozens of people on a tight budget.

I worked as a set dresser and assistant on some of the most significant Israeli productions of that period. Fauda. Hit and Run. Eretz Nehederet. A front row education in how large productions actually run — the logistics, the people, the pressure, the craft.

Tel Aviv University. Master of Fine Arts (Candidate), Digital Media — VFX and Interactive Storytelling. Directed several short films. My final project became God Doesn't Play Dice.

After my military service I moved to Los Angeles. I studied at the Stella Adler Academy of Acting, built my first business, and found my way into the world of creation. LA is where I understood for the first time what I actually wanted to do with my life. I came back to Israel knowing I want to create.