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I moved from Israel to the US. In Israel I worked in entertainment journalism.
In the US I’ve lived in SF, NY and LA, knowing that my dream is to work with talents, to develop their acting career, but also working on development of content,
I started as an intern, in production companies, moved to the talent management world and fell in love. I knew this was my destiny.

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I am an Australian actor who has been in Los Angeles for a number of years now, working hard and living the dream! I started my film, TV & theater career as a teenager in Melbourne, Australia. At that time we had Hollywood films shooting in Australia on the regular – ‘Ghost Writer’ with Nick Cage, ‘The Matrix’ with Keanu Reeves, and ‘Blonde’ starring Patrick Dempsey and Kirstie Alley which was one of my very first film shoots. I began in theater, and to this day I adore a live performance. I was working regularly as a children’s performer for iconic Australian theater company, Cartoon Creations. They invented Fat Cat and Humphrey B. Bear (I guess the American equivalent would be the Teletubbies – big, fluffy suited characters!), when I landed my first network television role on ‘Blue Heelers’. Things took off for me from there. I continued to work with Cartoon Creations for years as both a character actor and suited character. During this time, I also was cast in a number of commercials, network television series, feature and short films. It was a busy and blessed beginning for me.

When I was a teenager, I experienced a pretty brutal sexual assault. At the time, my way of healing was to fantasize about becoming a movie star. At the time, I believed that by being a movie star I would be in a position where no one could ever hurt me again, and I could also inspire others to heal. I believed that I would take this experience and make something beautiful out of it, then others could too.

Except…I skipped the healing part.

At twenty-one, I was addicted to drugs, a college dropout, and working at what seemed like a dead-end job at the Salt Lake City Airport as a rental car agent–very far from my dream as a movie star. I was then I became pregnant and my whole world shifted. I had someone growing inside of me that I could have the ultimate influence over. And although just one person—to her, I could be as big as a movie star. I suddenly had this audience to inspire.

So, I immediately got clean from drugs, I started to kick ass at my job, quickly breaking international sales records, and became the #1 sales representative. At twenty-one, and as a single mom, I bought a house and paid off my car, and was making over 100K a year in commissions. Soon, I was picked up by a consulting firm to coach others across the country in sales.
What a dream! My audience was growing. I was helping others and witnessing them grow and succeed, it was remarkable.

But—-I’d still never really healed from my childhood, adolescence, and early adulthood. I had put my entire focus externally and outward on other people. So, life had other plans for me.

I began to experience a major health crisis that would FORCE me into healing myself. After receiving no help from western medicine, I began to embark on a spiritual unfolding, where for the first time in my life I would have to heal for myself. Not for my child, not for some audience to inspire, not for clients.

So, I started to pursue a career in acting. I figured I had given that dream up for the sake of others so I needed to pursue it. But unfortunately, Hollywood taught me very quickly, that to start a career in acting meant driving around to ten auditions a day unable to pay rent.

As a broke actor, I began a bunch of odd jobs doing photography, building websites, helping companies with branding, doing random consulting jobs. I was miserable in my career, but was mastering high levels of personal development in my private life. All of my money, resources, and extra time went into healing myself. I was spending tens of thousands of dollars on courses, therapy, teachers, seminars, audio tapes, workshops, coaches, and more.

Eventually, I got to a point where I started to coach others on spiritual and personal development. I realized this was the real reason I “wanted to be a movie star.” Yes, I loved acting and cinema, but when I actually went back and looked at that original adolescent dream, I wanted to inspire others that they could heal. But I needed to heal first.

I created my own production company and this year I wrote produced two shows that I got to star in, wrote five other screen plays, wrote and produced two online courses, and wrote five books which will all be launched over the next couple of years.

Now, my spiritual coaching is really focused on helping people bring their creative dreams into reality, by breaking through whatever is blocking them and helping them to heal their dreams and create the reality they truly desire.

I’ve been playing music and performing my entire life, though it’s taken a while to find my footing as an artist. I was classically trained as a violinist from age 3, and performed in theater and dance all throughout my childhood, as well as playing in orchestras and taking voice lessons. I went to college for musical theater and had my heart set on Broadway, which never quite planned out despite my spending 7 years in New York pounding the pavement and waiting tables. I started writing songs about seven years ago after spending a summer in Alaska performing at a dinner theater. I met a guy there and he and I started playing gigs together and writing together. Long story short, I landed in LA almost 5 years ago knowing I needed to play music but not quite knowing what that would look like. I was in a few bands and played lots of session gigs before I finally got up the courage to start performing my own music as a solo artist in 2018.