Nitzan is a film editor and visual artist that got her BA in Film and Art School “Minshar for Art” in Tel Aviv, Israel. She worked as an editor in Tel Aviv, before settling in Los Angeles in 2015 to expand her professional horizons as an artist, filmmaker, editor and animator.
Nitzan has edited several documentary and narrative feature films, shorts and music videos. She is currently editing the documentary feature, Idalia and the Nino Santo, a film about women and young mothers in a Mazatec community in Mexico and the film Ways of Forgetting, dance narrative, seven Millennials, running from their lonely, hyper-digitized existence, cross paths while escaping into their imaginations. Their outlandish dance towards self-discovery and interconnection brings them face-to-face with parts of themselves they’d rather forget.
Nitzan creates feminine visual art and plays live projection installations in the main cities of the US. Her art explores the storytelling of femenine history through a refresh point of view of women today.
At present, she is working on an all-female collaboration that inquires into multicultural experiences of women around our globalizing world.
Collaborating with Rachel Kann's at Realize Paradise New Moon Union's are gender-inclusive multimedia Rosh Chodesh circles featuring the live projection cinematic art of Nitzan.
Nitzan has edited several documentary and narrative feature films, shorts and music videos. She is currently editing the documentary feature, Idalia and the Nino Santo, a film about women and young mothers in a Mazatec community in Mexico and the film Ways of Forgetting, dance narrative, seven Millennials, running from their lonely, hyper-digitized existence, cross paths while escaping into their imaginations. Their outlandish dance towards self-discovery and interconnection brings them face-to-face with parts of themselves they’d rather forget.
Nitzan creates feminine visual art and plays live projection installations in the main cities of the US. Her art explores the storytelling of femenine history through a refresh point of view of women today.
At present, she is working on an all-female collaboration that inquires into multicultural experiences of women around our globalizing world.
Collaborating with Rachel Kann's at Realize Paradise New Moon Union's are gender-inclusive multimedia Rosh Chodesh circles featuring the live projection cinematic art of Nitzan.