About Me
Noga Ashkenazi grew up in Tel-Aviv, Israel where she began her career as a writer/director of music-videos and short films. In 2002, her film Musical Chairs won the Audience-Award at the International Jerusalem Film Festival. Due to the film's commercial success, it was selected to air several times on Israeli cable TV. In 2009, Noga graduated from Grinnell College as Valedictorian of her class with a Liberal Arts Degree in Theater and Dance. During her study-abroad, Noga spent a year studying Filmmaking at the prestigious Sorbonne University in Paris, France. Following her graduation, Noga moved to Los Angeles, California where she worked for celebrated actors/filmmakers, John Malkovich and Faye Dunaway. Noga currently works as the Director of Development at Skyline Pictures, on the Paramount Studios lot. The Grey Area will be Noga's feature documentary debut.
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