Coral Mizrachi

Coral is a professional actress from Tel Aviv, Israel. At a very early age she developed a passion for acting, and was determined to live the life of a story teller. She began her acting career at the early age of 13 when she booked her first agent Shirley Puterman, and started auditioning for film, TV and theatre, bouncing onto every stage she could find. She has performed in the Hebrew adaption of the award winning musical Into The Woods by Stephen Sondheim, and had a part in Comedy Central's sitcom Shutafim (roommates), with the comedians Hen Mizrahi and Gadi Vilchersky.

In 2017 Coral hailed to New York to study acting at At the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. Since Then, Coral had the privilege to work as an actress in various theatre, film and TV productions around the USA. Upon getting her Associate degree, Coral was cast as the lead in the upcoming TV pilot Trippin Stacia, directed by Eitan Kunitz, and was invited by the American Academy of Dramatic Arts to work on the play Radium Girls as a guest artist in the leading role, written by D.W. Gregory and directed by George Heslin. Some of her other key credits include Ski-ter Jones (the Commercial King) Netflix pilot Block Boys Behind the Lights, Arian Behpour feature film Foreign Form, Kristie Grosvenor short film Self Conclusion, 48 hour film project directed by Khalid Michael, and Wesley Aldrich’s official video clip of the song You Can’t Kill Me Now. Coral worked with directors like Uri Kats, Andrea Meshel, and Audrey Lane (Before We Die), and was privileged enough to work with Cannes Festival Best Director nominee Chen Shmueli. She also performed with international artists such as Gila Almagor (Academy Award winning actress), Carmel Lotan (Hane’elamim), Yadin Goldman (The Good Family), Chen Drachman (The Path) and Maddy Galea (Gossip Girl).