Meet our incredible team.

Meet our incredible team.

Jika Elkaslassy

Award-winning director, screenwriter, and producer.

Her short film "Here I Am, There You Are" premiered in the official competitions at Sundance, AFI Fest, and the Seattle International Film Festival, earning a nomination for Best Short Film at the Israeli Academy Awards. Her film As Far As Tomorrow, starring Ori Pfeffer (Mary on Netflix, Hacksaw Ridge, World War Z), also received an Israeli Academy Award nomination. Jika directed the second season of the TV series Breaking Waves, earning nominations for Best Director and Best Youth Drama. She also directed the animated film "All Real Living is Meeting", which premiered at Cannes film festival and featured voice work by Ido Mosseri (You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah, Sandy Wexler, You Don't Mess with the Zohan). A respected industry figure, she has served as a jury member at international film festivals, including the Vilnius International Film Festival (2014) and The New School’s student film competition in New York (2024). She has written three feature-length screenplays and directed numerous short films showcased worldwide. She first gained significant recognition on 2011 as an actress in Srugim (Season 3), now streaming on Amazon Prime. In 2017, founded The Cinema Lab.

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Jika Elkaslassy

Award-winning director, screenwriter, and producer.

Her short film "Here I Am, There You Are" premiered in the official competitions at Sundance, AFI Fest, and the Seattle International Film Festival, earning a nomination for Best Short Film at the Israeli Academy Awards. Her film As Far As Tomorrow, starring Ori Pfeffer (Mary on Netflix, Hacksaw Ridge, World War Z), also received an Israeli Academy Award nomination. Jika directed the second season of the TV series Breaking Waves, earning nominations for Best Director and Best Youth Drama. She also directed the animated film "All Real Living is Meeting", which premiered at Cannes film festival and featured voice work by Ido Mosseri (You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah, Sandy Wexler, You Don't Mess with the Zohan). A respected industry figure, she has served as a jury member at international film festivals, including the Vilnius International Film Festival (2014) and The New School’s student film competition in New York (2024). She has written three feature-length screenplays and directed numerous short films showcased worldwide. She first gained significant recognition on 2011 as an actress in Srugim (Season 3), now streaming on Amazon Prime. In 2017, founded The Cinema Lab.

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Jika Elkaslassy

Award-winning director, screenwriter, and producer.

Her short film "Here I Am, There You Are" premiered in the official competitions at Sundance, AFI Fest, and the Seattle International Film Festival, earning a nomination for Best Short Film at the Israeli Academy Awards. Her film As Far As Tomorrow, starring Ori Pfeffer (Mary on Netflix, Hacksaw Ridge, World War Z), also received an Israeli Academy Award nomination. Jika directed the second season of the TV series Breaking Waves, earning nominations for Best Director and Best Youth Drama. She also directed the animated film "All Real Living is Meeting", which premiered at Cannes film festival and featured voice work by Ido Mosseri (You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah, Sandy Wexler, You Don't Mess with the Zohan). A respected industry figure, she has served as a jury member at international film festivals, including the Vilnius International Film Festival (2014) and The New School’s student film competition in New York (2024). She has written three feature-length screenplays and directed numerous short films showcased worldwide. She first gained significant recognition on 2011 as an actress in Srugim (Season 3), now streaming on Amazon Prime. In 2017, founded The Cinema Lab.

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Freddy Cheung

Award-winning director, screenwriter, and editor

Freddy Cheung is a Chinese American filmmaker whose passion for storytelling began in Seattle. Over the years, his career has taken him across the globe—from Hong Kong to Vancouver and New York—working across television, short-form narrative, documentary, and corporate branded content. His experience spans multiple departments, allowing him to develop a well-rounded skill set in cinematography, editing, and post-production supervision. His ability to navigate both independent filmmaking and large-scale commercial projects has made him a versatile and sought-after creative force. His award-winning short film The Body of Levi received critical acclaim, screening at numerous international film festivals and earning recognition for its distinctive visual style and compelling storytelling. The film cemented Freddy’s reputation as a filmmaker with a strong voice and a knack for crafting visually striking narratives. Currently, Freddy is expanding his creative reach with several ambitious projects, including a full-length feature film set in Tokyo, a high-stakes television series about mafia families in New York, and an original web series developed in collaboration with Cinema Lab. His work continues to push artistic boundaries while exploring diverse and compelling narratives. Freddy remains dedicated to bringing innovative and thought-provoking stories to the screen, working across different mediums and genres. His expertise, adaptability, and passion for filmmaking make him an integral part of the Cinema Lab team.

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Freddy Cheung

Award-winning director, screenwriter, and editor

Freddy Cheung is a Chinese American filmmaker whose passion for storytelling began in Seattle. Over the years, his career has taken him across the globe—from Hong Kong to Vancouver and New York—working across television, short-form narrative, documentary, and corporate branded content. His experience spans multiple departments, allowing him to develop a well-rounded skill set in cinematography, editing, and post-production supervision. His ability to navigate both independent filmmaking and large-scale commercial projects has made him a versatile and sought-after creative force. His award-winning short film The Body of Levi received critical acclaim, screening at numerous international film festivals and earning recognition for its distinctive visual style and compelling storytelling. The film cemented Freddy’s reputation as a filmmaker with a strong voice and a knack for crafting visually striking narratives. Currently, Freddy is expanding his creative reach with several ambitious projects, including a full-length feature film set in Tokyo, a high-stakes television series about mafia families in New York, and an original web series developed in collaboration with Cinema Lab. His work continues to push artistic boundaries while exploring diverse and compelling narratives. Freddy remains dedicated to bringing innovative and thought-provoking stories to the screen, working across different mediums and genres. His expertise, adaptability, and passion for filmmaking make him an integral part of the Cinema Lab team.

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Freddy Cheung

Award-winning director, screenwriter, and editor

Freddy Cheung is a Chinese American filmmaker whose passion for storytelling began in Seattle. Over the years, his career has taken him across the globe—from Hong Kong to Vancouver and New York—working across television, short-form narrative, documentary, and corporate branded content. His experience spans multiple departments, allowing him to develop a well-rounded skill set in cinematography, editing, and post-production supervision. His ability to navigate both independent filmmaking and large-scale commercial projects has made him a versatile and sought-after creative force. His award-winning short film The Body of Levi received critical acclaim, screening at numerous international film festivals and earning recognition for its distinctive visual style and compelling storytelling. The film cemented Freddy’s reputation as a filmmaker with a strong voice and a knack for crafting visually striking narratives. Currently, Freddy is expanding his creative reach with several ambitious projects, including a full-length feature film set in Tokyo, a high-stakes television series about mafia families in New York, and an original web series developed in collaboration with Cinema Lab. His work continues to push artistic boundaries while exploring diverse and compelling narratives. Freddy remains dedicated to bringing innovative and thought-provoking stories to the screen, working across different mediums and genres. His expertise, adaptability, and passion for filmmaking make him an integral part of the Cinema Lab team.

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Douglas Nyback

Acting Coach

Douglas Nyback is an elite acting coach with nearly two decades of experience training actors across all levels. From 2008 to 2018, he served as Head Resident Coach at Armstrong Acting Studios, refining the craft of countless performers. His private coaching clients have booked leading and recurring roles in major productions, including but not limited to X-Men: Apocalypse, The Boys, The Studio, Painkiller, The Way Home, and American Gods, with work spanning Apple TV, Netflix, Amazon, NBC, CBS, Hulu and beyond. Beyond coaching, Douglas is an accomplished writer, producer, and actor (Doc, The Hot Zone, American Gods). He is also the creator of the Douglas Nyback Acting YouTube channel and host of the DNA Podcast, where he shares industry insights to help actors elevate their craft. His approach empowers performers to craft compelling, authentic performances that get them booking work.

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Douglas Nyback

Acting Coach

Douglas Nyback is an elite acting coach with nearly two decades of experience training actors across all levels. From 2008 to 2018, he served as Head Resident Coach at Armstrong Acting Studios, refining the craft of countless performers. His private coaching clients have booked leading and recurring roles in major productions, including but not limited to X-Men: Apocalypse, The Boys, The Studio, Painkiller, The Way Home, and American Gods, with work spanning Apple TV, Netflix, Amazon, NBC, CBS, Hulu and beyond. Beyond coaching, Douglas is an accomplished writer, producer, and actor (Doc, The Hot Zone, American Gods). He is also the creator of the Douglas Nyback Acting YouTube channel and host of the DNA Podcast, where he shares industry insights to help actors elevate their craft. His approach empowers performers to craft compelling, authentic performances that get them booking work.

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Douglas Nyback

Acting Coach

Douglas Nyback is an elite acting coach with nearly two decades of experience training actors across all levels. From 2008 to 2018, he served as Head Resident Coach at Armstrong Acting Studios, refining the craft of countless performers. His private coaching clients have booked leading and recurring roles in major productions, including but not limited to X-Men: Apocalypse, The Boys, The Studio, Painkiller, The Way Home, and American Gods, with work spanning Apple TV, Netflix, Amazon, NBC, CBS, Hulu and beyond. Beyond coaching, Douglas is an accomplished writer, producer, and actor (Doc, The Hot Zone, American Gods). He is also the creator of the Douglas Nyback Acting YouTube channel and host of the DNA Podcast, where he shares industry insights to help actors elevate their craft. His approach empowers performers to craft compelling, authentic performances that get them booking work.

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Faryar Hosseini

Award-winning filmmaker & Storyteller

Faryar Hosseini is a writer and director with a background in theater and film. she discovered her passion for storytelling early on, winning multiple awards for writing, directing, and production design in theater by age 21. Holding a BFA in Dramatic Art, Her creative journey led her to the U.S. in 2018, where she continued her academic pursuits, earning degrees in Film Studies, Film Production, and Media Studies. Her films have been recognized at various festivals, with Smothered and Detached screening across the U.S. and Lego receiving a theatrical release in Iran. As a screenwriter, her feature script Leila has advanced in competitions such as the Austin, Nashville, Atlanta, Big Apple, and PAGE Film Festivals. She is currently working toward making her first feature film, Leila, which explores a mother’s struggle to balance her career while raising a son with a mental health condition. Beyond writing and directing, Faryar is passionate about post-production, particularly editing. She is the lead editor for a mafia-themed podcast, edits business podcasts at the Long Island Podcast Studio, and is in post-production on a politically focused podcast series. With nearly 13 years of experience working closely with actors, she is dedicated to exploring the creative process through performance-driven storytelling. Her work often delves into mental health themes, blending striking visuals with emotionally rich narratives. Whether in film, theater, or post- production, Faryar remains committed to telling meaningful stories and continuously evolving as an artist.

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Faryar Hosseini

Award-winning filmmaker & Storyteller

Faryar Hosseini is a writer and director with a background in theater and film. she discovered her passion for storytelling early on, winning multiple awards for writing, directing, and production design in theater by age 21. Holding a BFA in Dramatic Art, Her creative journey led her to the U.S. in 2018, where she continued her academic pursuits, earning degrees in Film Studies, Film Production, and Media Studies. Her films have been recognized at various festivals, with Smothered and Detached screening across the U.S. and Lego receiving a theatrical release in Iran. As a screenwriter, her feature script Leila has advanced in competitions such as the Austin, Nashville, Atlanta, Big Apple, and PAGE Film Festivals. She is currently working toward making her first feature film, Leila, which explores a mother’s struggle to balance her career while raising a son with a mental health condition. Beyond writing and directing, Faryar is passionate about post-production, particularly editing. She is the lead editor for a mafia-themed podcast, edits business podcasts at the Long Island Podcast Studio, and is in post-production on a politically focused podcast series. With nearly 13 years of experience working closely with actors, she is dedicated to exploring the creative process through performance-driven storytelling. Her work often delves into mental health themes, blending striking visuals with emotionally rich narratives. Whether in film, theater, or post- production, Faryar remains committed to telling meaningful stories and continuously evolving as an artist.

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Faryar Hosseini

Award-winning filmmaker & Storyteller

Faryar Hosseini is a writer and director with a background in theater and film. she discovered her passion for storytelling early on, winning multiple awards for writing, directing, and production design in theater by age 21. Holding a BFA in Dramatic Art, Her creative journey led her to the U.S. in 2018, where she continued her academic pursuits, earning degrees in Film Studies, Film Production, and Media Studies. Her films have been recognized at various festivals, with Smothered and Detached screening across the U.S. and Lego receiving a theatrical release in Iran. As a screenwriter, her feature script Leila has advanced in competitions such as the Austin, Nashville, Atlanta, Big Apple, and PAGE Film Festivals. She is currently working toward making her first feature film, Leila, which explores a mother’s struggle to balance her career while raising a son with a mental health condition. Beyond writing and directing, Faryar is passionate about post-production, particularly editing. She is the lead editor for a mafia-themed podcast, edits business podcasts at the Long Island Podcast Studio, and is in post-production on a politically focused podcast series. With nearly 13 years of experience working closely with actors, she is dedicated to exploring the creative process through performance-driven storytelling. Her work often delves into mental health themes, blending striking visuals with emotionally rich narratives. Whether in film, theater, or post- production, Faryar remains committed to telling meaningful stories and continuously evolving as an artist.

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Jim Jermanok

Career Coaching

Jim is a former ICM agent who represented icons like Arthur Miller, Shirley MacLaine, Ben Kingsley, Dudley Moore, Helen Hayes, Alan Arkin, and General H. Norman Schwarzkopf—working across key cultural hubs from Hollywood and New York. A seasoned industry professional whose international career spans both high-level talent representation and groundbreaking filmmaking, Jim leverages his vast experience to create compelling cinematic stories. He is currently directing and producing a feature documentary on Oscar-winning actor Martin Landau, featuring exclusive interviews with Ellen Burstyn, Woody Allen, and Chris Rock. In addition, he serves as the executive producer of the new dramatic TV series “Incompleteness,” and his previous project—a critically acclaimed romantic comedy titled “Passionada”—was released by Columbia TriStar in over 150 countries. His award-winning film “Em” secured the Grand Jury Prize at the Seattle International Film Festival and earned the Criterion International Inspiration Award, underscoring his commitment to excellence. Moreover, his globally celebrated web series “LifeAdvice.tv” has been drawing widespread praise since its 2015 debut. An accomplished author as well, Jim has penned four books, including bestsellers such as “Beyond the Craft: What You Need to Know About Making a Living Creatively” and “The Way Up: Climbing the Corporate Mountain as a Professional of Color.” In addition to his diverse creative endeavors, at Cinema Lab, he personally leads the acclaimed 1:1 Entertainment Career Coaching sessions—empowering emerging talent with tailored guidance and in-depth industry insights to excel in the competitive world of film and entertainment.

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Jim Jermanok

Career Coaching

Jim is a former ICM agent who represented icons like Arthur Miller, Shirley MacLaine, Ben Kingsley, Dudley Moore, Helen Hayes, Alan Arkin, and General H. Norman Schwarzkopf—working across key cultural hubs from Hollywood and New York. A seasoned industry professional whose international career spans both high-level talent representation and groundbreaking filmmaking, Jim leverages his vast experience to create compelling cinematic stories. He is currently directing and producing a feature documentary on Oscar-winning actor Martin Landau, featuring exclusive interviews with Ellen Burstyn, Woody Allen, and Chris Rock. In addition, he serves as the executive producer of the new dramatic TV series “Incompleteness,” and his previous project—a critically acclaimed romantic comedy titled “Passionada”—was released by Columbia TriStar in over 150 countries. His award-winning film “Em” secured the Grand Jury Prize at the Seattle International Film Festival and earned the Criterion International Inspiration Award, underscoring his commitment to excellence. Moreover, his globally celebrated web series “LifeAdvice.tv” has been drawing widespread praise since its 2015 debut. An accomplished author as well, Jim has penned four books, including bestsellers such as “Beyond the Craft: What You Need to Know About Making a Living Creatively” and “The Way Up: Climbing the Corporate Mountain as a Professional of Color.” In addition to his diverse creative endeavors, at Cinema Lab, he personally leads the acclaimed 1:1 Entertainment Career Coaching sessions—empowering emerging talent with tailored guidance and in-depth industry insights to excel in the competitive world of film and entertainment.

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Jim Jermanok

Career Coaching

Jim is a former ICM agent who represented icons like Arthur Miller, Shirley MacLaine, Ben Kingsley, Dudley Moore, Helen Hayes, Alan Arkin, and General H. Norman Schwarzkopf—working across key cultural hubs from Hollywood and New York. A seasoned industry professional whose international career spans both high-level talent representation and groundbreaking filmmaking, Jim leverages his vast experience to create compelling cinematic stories. He is currently directing and producing a feature documentary on Oscar-winning actor Martin Landau, featuring exclusive interviews with Ellen Burstyn, Woody Allen, and Chris Rock. In addition, he serves as the executive producer of the new dramatic TV series “Incompleteness,” and his previous project—a critically acclaimed romantic comedy titled “Passionada”—was released by Columbia TriStar in over 150 countries. His award-winning film “Em” secured the Grand Jury Prize at the Seattle International Film Festival and earned the Criterion International Inspiration Award, underscoring his commitment to excellence. Moreover, his globally celebrated web series “LifeAdvice.tv” has been drawing widespread praise since its 2015 debut. An accomplished author as well, Jim has penned four books, including bestsellers such as “Beyond the Craft: What You Need to Know About Making a Living Creatively” and “The Way Up: Climbing the Corporate Mountain as a Professional of Color.” In addition to his diverse creative endeavors, at Cinema Lab, he personally leads the acclaimed 1:1 Entertainment Career Coaching sessions—empowering emerging talent with tailored guidance and in-depth industry insights to excel in the competitive world of film and entertainment.

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Zohar M. Sela

Editor

Editing is where everything comes together—where raw footage transforms into a compelling, seamless performance. Anyone can learn to cut video, but true editing is an art form. A great editor knows how to shape a scene, enhance an actor’s best moments, and control the rhythm of a film, much like a musician controls tempo. Zohar Sela isn’t just an editor—he’s a master storyteller, and it’s no coincidence that he’s also a musician. His innate sense of rhythm and pacing ensures that every scene he touches feels alive, dynamic, and emotionally resonant. With decades of experience and dozens of films and series under his belt, Zohar has worked on some of the most critically acclaimed productions in international cinema. One of his standout projects, Beaufort, was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film—a testament to the caliber of his work. His expertise spans from high-profile dramas to fast-paced thrillers, ensuring that whether it’s a subtle emotional moment or an intense, high-energy sequence, every cut serves the story and enhances the actor’s performance. Editing is where performances are refined, where timing is perfected, and where even a great actor can be made unforgettable. It’s in the subtle choices—an extra frame of hesitation before a line, the perfect cutaway to heighten emotion, the pacing that keeps the audience fully engaged. Zohar doesn’t just piece together footage; he crafts an experience, ensuring that every actor looks their absolute best. His ability to shape performances and control the rhythm of a film is why top directors trust him to bring their visions to life. With Zohar behind the edit, your scene won’t just be good—it will be precise, impactful, and cinematic at the highest level.

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Zohar M. Sela

Editor

Editing is where everything comes together—where raw footage transforms into a compelling, seamless performance. Anyone can learn to cut video, but true editing is an art form. A great editor knows how to shape a scene, enhance an actor’s best moments, and control the rhythm of a film, much like a musician controls tempo. Zohar Sela isn’t just an editor—he’s a master storyteller, and it’s no coincidence that he’s also a musician. His innate sense of rhythm and pacing ensures that every scene he touches feels alive, dynamic, and emotionally resonant. With decades of experience and dozens of films and series under his belt, Zohar has worked on some of the most critically acclaimed productions in international cinema. One of his standout projects, Beaufort, was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film—a testament to the caliber of his work. His expertise spans from high-profile dramas to fast-paced thrillers, ensuring that whether it’s a subtle emotional moment or an intense, high-energy sequence, every cut serves the story and enhances the actor’s performance. Editing is where performances are refined, where timing is perfected, and where even a great actor can be made unforgettable. It’s in the subtle choices—an extra frame of hesitation before a line, the perfect cutaway to heighten emotion, the pacing that keeps the audience fully engaged. Zohar doesn’t just piece together footage; he crafts an experience, ensuring that every actor looks their absolute best. His ability to shape performances and control the rhythm of a film is why top directors trust him to bring their visions to life. With Zohar behind the edit, your scene won’t just be good—it will be precise, impactful, and cinematic at the highest level.

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Zohar M. Sela

Editor

Editing is where everything comes together—where raw footage transforms into a compelling, seamless performance. Anyone can learn to cut video, but true editing is an art form. A great editor knows how to shape a scene, enhance an actor’s best moments, and control the rhythm of a film, much like a musician controls tempo. Zohar Sela isn’t just an editor—he’s a master storyteller, and it’s no coincidence that he’s also a musician. His innate sense of rhythm and pacing ensures that every scene he touches feels alive, dynamic, and emotionally resonant. With decades of experience and dozens of films and series under his belt, Zohar has worked on some of the most critically acclaimed productions in international cinema. One of his standout projects, Beaufort, was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film—a testament to the caliber of his work. His expertise spans from high-profile dramas to fast-paced thrillers, ensuring that whether it’s a subtle emotional moment or an intense, high-energy sequence, every cut serves the story and enhances the actor’s performance. Editing is where performances are refined, where timing is perfected, and where even a great actor can be made unforgettable. It’s in the subtle choices—an extra frame of hesitation before a line, the perfect cutaway to heighten emotion, the pacing that keeps the audience fully engaged. Zohar doesn’t just piece together footage; he crafts an experience, ensuring that every actor looks their absolute best. His ability to shape performances and control the rhythm of a film is why top directors trust him to bring their visions to life. With Zohar behind the edit, your scene won’t just be good—it will be precise, impactful, and cinematic at the highest level.

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Ido Karilla

Colorist

At CinemaLab, we understand that the final look of a scene is just as crucial as the performance itself. That’s why we are honored to have Ido Karila, one of the most sought-after colorists in the industry, as part of our team. With a career spanning over a hundred films and TV series, Ido has brought his expertise to major international productions, including projects that have premiered at the world's most prestigious film festivals—Cannes, Sundance, Berlinale, and Venice. His work can be seen on Netflix, HBO, and other top streaming platforms, proving that his touch turns every frame into a cinematic masterpiece. Color grading is the unsung hero of filmmaking. It’s what gives a scene its emotional tone, its depth, and its authenticity. Without it, even the best-shot footage can feel flat and lifeless. Ido ensures that every scene we produce doesn’t just look good—it looks like a million dollars. His ability to craft breathtaking, film-quality visuals ensures that your performance isn’t just captured—it’s enhanced, elevated, and ready for the big screen. Whether it's a moody, atmospheric drama or a bright, high-energy scene, Ido sculpts the color, contrast, and texture to match the emotional beats of your performance, making every moment feel rich, immersive, and undeniably cinematic. With him behind the final look, your scene won’t just stand out—it will look like it belongs in a festival-winning feature film.

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Ido Karilla

Colorist

At CinemaLab, we understand that the final look of a scene is just as crucial as the performance itself. That’s why we are honored to have Ido Karila, one of the most sought-after colorists in the industry, as part of our team. With a career spanning over a hundred films and TV series, Ido has brought his expertise to major international productions, including projects that have premiered at the world's most prestigious film festivals—Cannes, Sundance, Berlinale, and Venice. His work can be seen on Netflix, HBO, and other top streaming platforms, proving that his touch turns every frame into a cinematic masterpiece. Color grading is the unsung hero of filmmaking. It’s what gives a scene its emotional tone, its depth, and its authenticity. Without it, even the best-shot footage can feel flat and lifeless. Ido ensures that every scene we produce doesn’t just look good—it looks like a million dollars. His ability to craft breathtaking, film-quality visuals ensures that your performance isn’t just captured—it’s enhanced, elevated, and ready for the big screen. Whether it's a moody, atmospheric drama or a bright, high-energy scene, Ido sculpts the color, contrast, and texture to match the emotional beats of your performance, making every moment feel rich, immersive, and undeniably cinematic. With him behind the final look, your scene won’t just stand out—it will look like it belongs in a festival-winning feature film.

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Ido Karilla

Colorist

At CinemaLab, we understand that the final look of a scene is just as crucial as the performance itself. That’s why we are honored to have Ido Karila, one of the most sought-after colorists in the industry, as part of our team. With a career spanning over a hundred films and TV series, Ido has brought his expertise to major international productions, including projects that have premiered at the world's most prestigious film festivals—Cannes, Sundance, Berlinale, and Venice. His work can be seen on Netflix, HBO, and other top streaming platforms, proving that his touch turns every frame into a cinematic masterpiece. Color grading is the unsung hero of filmmaking. It’s what gives a scene its emotional tone, its depth, and its authenticity. Without it, even the best-shot footage can feel flat and lifeless. Ido ensures that every scene we produce doesn’t just look good—it looks like a million dollars. His ability to craft breathtaking, film-quality visuals ensures that your performance isn’t just captured—it’s enhanced, elevated, and ready for the big screen. Whether it's a moody, atmospheric drama or a bright, high-energy scene, Ido sculpts the color, contrast, and texture to match the emotional beats of your performance, making every moment feel rich, immersive, and undeniably cinematic. With him behind the final look, your scene won’t just stand out—it will look like it belongs in a festival-winning feature film.

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Gigantic Studios

Post-production

At CinemaLab, we believe that sound is just as critical as the visuals in creating a truly cinematic experience. That’s why we are proud and excited to collaborate with Gigantic Studios, one of the industry's most prestigious post-production houses. For over 20 years, Gigantic Studios has been the audio powerhouse behind films, documentaries, and series for Netflix, Hulu, HBO, Showtime, NBC, and more—bringing world-class sound design and mixing to some of the most celebrated productions in entertainment. Great sound isn’t optional—it’s essential. It’s what makes every whispered line crisp, every breath feel real, and every scene resonate with power. Without professional sound design and mixing, even the most beautifully shot footage can feel amateur. That’s why working with a studio of Gigantic’s caliber elevates every scene we produce, ensuring that the dialogue is crystal clear, the atmosphere is immersive, and the final mix is flawless. We are truly grateful to have such an acclaimed post-production partner, whose expertise guarantees that every project we create doesn’t just look like a real movie—it sounds like one too. This collaboration means that when an actor showcases their work, casting directors, agents, and industry professionals aren’t just watching a demo—they’re experiencing a polished, cinematic piece that holds up against the best in film and television.

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Gigantic Studios

Post-production

At CinemaLab, we believe that sound is just as critical as the visuals in creating a truly cinematic experience. That’s why we are proud and excited to collaborate with Gigantic Studios, one of the industry's most prestigious post-production houses. For over 20 years, Gigantic Studios has been the audio powerhouse behind films, documentaries, and series for Netflix, Hulu, HBO, Showtime, NBC, and more—bringing world-class sound design and mixing to some of the most celebrated productions in entertainment. Great sound isn’t optional—it’s essential. It’s what makes every whispered line crisp, every breath feel real, and every scene resonate with power. Without professional sound design and mixing, even the most beautifully shot footage can feel amateur. That’s why working with a studio of Gigantic’s caliber elevates every scene we produce, ensuring that the dialogue is crystal clear, the atmosphere is immersive, and the final mix is flawless. We are truly grateful to have such an acclaimed post-production partner, whose expertise guarantees that every project we create doesn’t just look like a real movie—it sounds like one too. This collaboration means that when an actor showcases their work, casting directors, agents, and industry professionals aren’t just watching a demo—they’re experiencing a polished, cinematic piece that holds up against the best in film and television.

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Gigantic Studios

Post-production

At CinemaLab, we believe that sound is just as critical as the visuals in creating a truly cinematic experience. That’s why we are proud and excited to collaborate with Gigantic Studios, one of the industry's most prestigious post-production houses. For over 20 years, Gigantic Studios has been the audio powerhouse behind films, documentaries, and series for Netflix, Hulu, HBO, Showtime, NBC, and more—bringing world-class sound design and mixing to some of the most celebrated productions in entertainment. Great sound isn’t optional—it’s essential. It’s what makes every whispered line crisp, every breath feel real, and every scene resonate with power. Without professional sound design and mixing, even the most beautifully shot footage can feel amateur. That’s why working with a studio of Gigantic’s caliber elevates every scene we produce, ensuring that the dialogue is crystal clear, the atmosphere is immersive, and the final mix is flawless. We are truly grateful to have such an acclaimed post-production partner, whose expertise guarantees that every project we create doesn’t just look like a real movie—it sounds like one too. This collaboration means that when an actor showcases their work, casting directors, agents, and industry professionals aren’t just watching a demo—they’re experiencing a polished, cinematic piece that holds up against the best in film and television.

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Who are the screenwrites ?

Who are the screenwrites ?

At CinemaLab, we believe that a great performance starts with an exceptional script. That’s why we collaborate with a team of elite screenwriters—seasoned professionals from the worlds of film and television—who specialize in crafting layered, dynamic scenes with rich subtext. Every actor is unique, and we carefully match you with the writer best suited to showcase your strengths and casting potential. Because it’s not just about looking great on screen—it’s about delivering a performance that feels real, compelling, and unforgettable. Our writers create roles that challenge and elevate you, ensuring that every moment you bring to life resonates with authenticity and depth.

At CinemaLab, we believe that a great performance starts with an exceptional script. That’s why we collaborate with a team of elite screenwriters—seasoned professionals from the worlds of film and television—who specialize in crafting layered, dynamic scenes with rich subtext. Every actor is unique, and we carefully match you with the writer best suited to showcase your strengths and casting potential. Because it’s not just about looking great on screen—it’s about delivering a performance that feels real, compelling, and unforgettable. Our writers create roles that challenge and elevate you, ensuring that every moment you bring to life resonates with authenticity and depth.

Who are the cinematographer ?

Who are the cinematographer ?

At CinemaLab, our cinematographers are more than just technicians—they are visual storytellers who bring every scene to life with cinematic mastery. Handpicked from the world of high-end film and television, they have crafted imagery for top productions, ensuring that every frame looks like it belongs in a feature film. They don’t just capture performances—they elevate them, using expert lighting, composition, and movement to enhance the emotion and depth of each moment. Working with our cinematographers is a dream; their talent, creativity, and collaborative spirit make every shoot an inspiring experience. With their expertise behind the camera, your performance isn’t just seen—it’s felt.

At CinemaLab, our cinematographers are more than just technicians—they are visual storytellers who bring every scene to life with cinematic mastery. Handpicked from the world of high-end film and television, they have crafted imagery for top productions, ensuring that every frame looks like it belongs in a feature film. They don’t just capture performances—they elevate them, using expert lighting, composition, and movement to enhance the emotion and depth of each moment. Working with our cinematographers is a dream; their talent, creativity, and collaborative spirit make every shoot an inspiring experience. With their expertise behind the camera, your performance isn’t just seen—it’s felt.