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Born in Israel in 1963, Levi created and directed the critically acclaimed Israeli TV series Be'Tipul (2005-2008), which was later adapted into HBO's series "In Treatment" (2007-2010). The HBO adaptation won multiple Emmy and Golden Globe awards; Levi served as an executive producer and directed several episodes. Be'Tipul has been adapted in 16 additional countries, including Italy, Russia, the Netherlands, Argentina, Brazil, and Japan. In 2014, Levi co-created and co-produced the series "The Affair," starring Dominic West, which premiered on Showtime in October 2014. In 2013, he created and directed the 5-hour mini-series "The Accursed" for HOT, an Israeli cable company. Levi wrote, directed, and co-produced the feature film "August Snow" (93'). He also created and co-produced the anthology drama series "Short Stories about Love" (1997), which won the Israeli Academy Award for Best Drama twice; directed and co-created the medical drama series "101" (2000); co-created and executive produced the daily drama "Love Around the Corner" (2002, 270 episodes); and directed and co-wrote the TV drama "Premiere" (2002), among other projects. Additionally, Levi produced several documentaries, including "It Kinda Scares Me" (2001), which won awards at the Melbourne, Turin, and Haifa International Film Festivals. He worked as a story and script editor for numerous Israeli drama series, was a film critic for ten years, lectured at leading Israeli film schools, and served as head of the drama department at Israel's leading TV channel.
