Ariel Lavi is a multi-talented individual known for his contributions to the international film industry as a producer and screenwriter. Notably, he serves as a judge at both the Sunset Film Festival and the Hollywood Screenings Film Festival. He is the owner of the film production company- Lavi Company in Miami, FL.
Subsequently, he ventured into international film production, and his works have achieved remarkable success. Ariel's films have garnered an impressive tally of 118 awards and received 59 nominations. These films have been screened at numerous locations around the world.
Ariel's work extends to the creation of the Sci-Fi short film “Metanoia” in Mexico, featuring renowned actresses such as Jessica Decote. This film was distributed to streaming platforms in China like- IQiyi -Netflix of China and Tencent Video- 4th largest streaming platform in the world after Netflix, Amazon Prime and Disney + . The film won 64 awards at various other film festivals, and was nominated and was screened in Asia. The film won awards, was nominated and screened in India, Indonesia, Malaysia, South Korea , Singapore, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Thailand, Hong Kong and was screened at Nepal International Film Festival.
Ariel's repertoire extends to the production of short films such as “Dangerous Silence” which earned 18 awards at various international film festivals and was screened at Golden State Film Festival and Silicon Beach Film Festival at TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood and was nominated Best Nigerian Short Film at 19th Abuja International Film Festival. The film succeeded in Asia too. The film won awards, was nominated and was screened in India, Malaysia, and Taiwan.
In summary, Ariel Lavi's extensive and diverse contributions to the international film industry have left a lasting mark, and his work continues to receive recognition and praise at various film festivals and events in Asia and all over the world. His dedication and creativity shine through in his exceptional achievements and his commitment to storytelling through film.
