Noa's journey in the world of film began with her graduation from the prestigious Sam Spiegel Film School in Jerusalem, a testament to her dedication and passion for the craft.
Her impressive resume boasts five short films, each a testament to her skill and creativity: "Walking Up", "Lookout", "Sabbatical", "Large Soldier", and "How To Swim". These films have had an impressive run, collectively screening at over 80 film festivals, and garnering more than 17 international awards.
The screenplay for "Large Soldier" was developed at the esteemed Berlinale Short Film Station, and the film itself was nominated for the Israeli Academy Awards for Best Short Film, a remarkable achievement.
Noa's most recent short film, "How to Swim", made its international premiere at the prestigious Palm Springs ShortFest, a testament to her growing reputation in the industry.
In addition to her work in film, Noa has also earned fellowships at the MacDowell colony in New Hampshire and Yaddo in New York, a testament to her talent and dedication.
Currently, Noa is working as a screenwriter and editor for TV productions, while also developing her debut feature film.
