Born and live in Israel, Dalit started her educational path studying music performance and composition in Rimon, the highly acclaimed School of contemporary music in Israel. After graduating she flew away to Boston, U.S. Dalit attended Lesley College in Cambridge and got her Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies, exploring the connection of art and psychology.   

After graduating she went back to Israel and started working as an assistant director in the movie industry. Soon, Ms.Ziv joined a new initiative and established an alternative documentary women’s show called ‘Women’s Talk’. She soon became one of two women producers who gathered a group of women from different parts of society, creating a platform for various voices to be heard. Dalit was learning the crafts of documentary through the making. Ms. Ziv was doing that successfully for 5 years. 

Nowadays, Dalit sees music and film making as her main passion and interest. 

She’s been working on her own shorts. In 2011 ms. Ziv attended a masters program for film and tv directors in Tel Aviv University, where she wrote and directed two more films. ‘Scrambled’ was screened in Tel Aviv Student Festival and ‘Adam’, dealing with a refugee from Sudan in an encounter with a neighbor little girl asking for help.

All those years Dalit continued her musical path as a composer, writer, arranger and musical producer.  Releasing 3 musical albums, performing with a band and composing music for films and media.

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