Dror Moreh
Dror Moreh began his career as a D.O.P and became one of Israel’s leading cinematographers. He shot a number of feature films, including:
- Urban Feel (Berlin official competition, 1998),
- Desperado Square (Winner of the Best Film Award at the Montpelier Film Festival).
- and many more …
Moreh has also worked as a D.O.P for many award-winning documentaries in Israel, including One Shot, Asesino, and Underdog: A War Movie. During that time, he also directed several projects.
Moreh began working as fulltime director several years ago. His projects include:
- The Gatekeepers: A feature-length documentary revolving around intimate dialogues with six former heads of the Shin Bet, Israel’s secret service.
- The Rose: A 6-part documentary series about the murder of a young girl.
- To Be Mayumana: A documentary film portraying an Israeli dance group heading to New York for their world premiere.
- Under Cover: A 4-part docudrama about undercover police officers.
- Sharon: A feature-length documentary about the reasons why Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, considered the “Father of Israeli settlements in the Occupied Territories,” agreed to implement the Gaza Disengagement Plan. The film was selected for the official Panorama program at the 58th Berlin Film Festival..
- Occupational Hazard: A documentary film portraying an Israeli journalist’s journey into Iraq during the Second Gulf War.
- Caesarea: From the Dream to Reality: An animated short on the history of Caesarea, produced with a budget of $1,500,000.
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Filmography
- The Rose, 2010-2011, (Director): A 6-part documentary series about the murder of a young girl.
- To Be Mayumana, 2010, (Director and Producer): A documentary film portraying an Israeli dance group heading to New York for their world premiere.
- Under Cover, 2009, (Director and Producer): A 4-part docudrama about undercover police officers.
- Sharon, 2008 (Director and Producer): A feature-length documentary about the reasons why Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, considered the “Father of Israeli settlements in the Occupied Territories,” agreed to implement the Gaza Disengagement Plan.
- Caesarea: From the Dream to Reality, 2005, (Director): An animated short on the history of Caesarea.
- Marine Commando 13, 2003, (Director): One episode in a series on elite military units.
- Occupational Hazard, 2003, (Director and Producer): A documentary film portraying an Israeli journalist’s journey into Iraq during the Second Gulf War.
- Stars of Caesarea, 2003 (Director and Producer): An introduction to key figures in the history of Caesarea, presented at the site’s new Visitors’ Center.
- “Break-In,” “Accused” , 2001 (Director): Two episodes of the drama series Yes or No, for Israel’s Channel 1.
- Protect the Future, 1998, (Director): A docudrama.
- One Shot, 2004 (Producer): A 50-minute documentary film on sharpshooters. Directed by Nurit Kedar for Keshet Broadcasting. Funded by the Yehoshua Rabinovich Foundation.
- Golda’s Massacre (Producer): A television program edited by Ron Meiberg about Israel Galili’s responsibility for the outbreak of the Yom Kippur War. For Channel 8, Israel.
- Provence United, 2002, (Cinematographer). Feature directed by Uri Inbar. Winner of the Best Film Award at the 2002 Haifa International Film Festival.
- The Missing, 2001 (Cinematographer). Feature directed by Yochai Michael
- Desperado Square, 2000, (Cinematographer). Feature directed by Benny Toraty. Winner of the Best Film Award at the Montpelier Film Festival.
- Urban Feel, 1999 (Cinematographer). Feature directed by Jonathan Sagall. Participated in the official competition of the Berlin Film Festival.
- There was no War in ‘72, 1994 (Cinematographer). Feature directed by David Krainer
- One Shot, 2003, (Cinematographer). Documentary directed by Nurit Kedar
- Asesino, 2001, (Conematographer). Documentary directed by: Nurit Kedar
- Men of Silence, 2001, (Cinematographer). Documentary directed by Shachar Segal
- Letters in the Wind, 2000, (Cinematographer). Documentary directed by Ram Loevy. Winner of the Cinematography Award at Doc Aviv 2001.
- King of the Ratings, 1998 (Cinematographer). Documnetary directed by Doron Tsabari
- Without Feeling Inferior, 1997 (Cinematographer). Documentary directed by: Amotz Zvick
- Underdogs: A War Movie, 1996 (Cinematographer). Documentary directed by Rino Tzror and Doron Tsabari. Winner of the Best Documentary Film Award at Israeli Academy Awards
- Haim the Conqueror, 1995 (Cinematography). Documetary directed by Doron Tsabari.
- The Flower in My Garden, 1994 (Cinematographer). Documentary directed by Shiri Shachar. Title of Distinction at the Jerusalem Film Festival.
- Hafuch (3 seasons, 39 episodes), 1995 – 1998 (Cinematographer). Television project directed by Shmuel Haimovich
- Café Paris (3 seasons, 39 episodes), 1995 – 1997, (Cinematographer). Television project directed by Amnon Rubinstein
- The Other Half, Drama, 1995 (Cinematographer). Television project directed by Uri Inbar
- Driks’ Brother, 1993 (Cinematographer). Television project directed by Uri Inbar
