“My name is Meyer Levinson-Blount. I am a Tel Aviv-based filmmaker, originally from the US. I moved to Israel when I was 12. Currently, I am studying filmmaking at the Steve Tisch School of Film and Television at Tel Aviv University.

I am a director and screenwriter with a strong background in producing, assistant directing, casting, and editing. My work often explores themes of identity, marginalization, and social and political tension, aiming to tell stories that are both emotionally grounded and socially relevant.

I strive to bring a thoughtful approach to every film project, with a focus on character-driven storytelling. I aim to create characters who are socially invisible to most of the society we live in, but at the same time are larger than life.”

Omer Koren is a graduate of the Steve Tisch School of Film & TV at Tel Aviv University and the Atlantic Theater Company’s Conservatory in NYC.

As a creative at Armoza Formats, exclusive producers of ITV’s catalogue in Israel, she leads video projects for marketing and distribution, guiding them from concept to screen. Her work spans development, scriptwriting, producing, directing, and editing. In Armoza’s production arm, she works as a director-editor on titles created for Israel’s national and commercial broadcasters.

With roots in independent filmmaking, her experience covers the full spectrum of production roles on feature films, including content consulting, first assistant directing, and translation for leading Israeli filmmakers and writers.

Omer is currently developing a feature film and a television series for different producers.

Tamar Schwarz is a 27-year-old director, writer, cinematographer and colorist from Tel Aviv.

A graduate of the Steve Tisch School of Film and Television at Tel Aviv University, she creates narrative and documentary films, commercials, and music videos.

Her work is known for its bold visual language, dark humor, and a strong affinity for genre, especially comedy, action, and thrillers.