Meital Zvieli
Meital Zvieli is a filmmaker that graduated from Jerusalem's Sam Spiegel Film & Television School screenwriting program with honors. She has over 25 years of experience as a freelance editor, screenwriter, director and a television format developer for all Israeli broadcast channels.
Most notably, Meital was the Head of research department for the animated documentary Waltz with Bashir by Ari Folman, a Golden Globe and Cesar winner for best foreign film and Oscar nominee for best foreign language film. She was Editor and screenwriter for The Last League a docu-series about Jewish and Arab football players competing in the last league of Israeli football. She wrote and edited Designing a Nation, a docu-series about Israel's design history. Along with writing and editing Meital Directed Adrenaline, a docu-series examining Israelis' struggle with technology's takeover of everyday life. She is the Editor of Off Season a docu-series portrait of Eilat, the most remote city in Israel. In 2022 released Meital's full length documentary film "The Camera of Doctor Morris", is based on the private archive of Dr. Reginald Morris in 8 mm, won the best film award at Docaviv Festival.
Most notably, Meital was the Head of research department for the animated documentary Waltz with Bashir by Ari Folman, a Golden Globe and Cesar winner for best foreign film and Oscar nominee for best foreign language film. She was Editor and screenwriter for The Last League a docu-series about Jewish and Arab football players competing in the last league of Israeli football. She wrote and edited Designing a Nation, a docu-series about Israel's design history. Along with writing and editing Meital Directed Adrenaline, a docu-series examining Israelis' struggle with technology's takeover of everyday life. She is the Editor of Off Season a docu-series portrait of Eilat, the most remote city in Israel. In 2022 released Meital's full length documentary film "The Camera of Doctor Morris", is based on the private archive of Dr. Reginald Morris in 8 mm, won the best film award at Docaviv Festival.
Films
OPA!
Category: Creative Documentary, Current Affairs, LGBTQ+, Nature & Environment, Portrait, Women Stories
05/2026
75 Minutes
A Rhino’s Tale
Category: Current Affairs, Human Interest & Social Issues, Nature & Environment, Politics, Social Issues
01/2026
82 Minutes

