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Renen Schorr
Renen Schorr (born Jerusalem, Israel, 1952) is a film director, screenwriter, film producer. In 1989, he became head of Israel’s first independent, national school for film and television. He then founded the Sam Spiegel Film & TV School – Jerusalem, and has served as its director since that time.〔(Mike Leigh cancels Israel visit over loyalty oath bill ) - Ben Child - guardian.co.uk〕
==Background==
Son of a physician, Prof. Sam Schorr, grandson of historian Dr. Alexander Schorr, descendent of Rabbi Joseph Bechor Schorr, a 12th-century Talmudic commentator from Orléans, France. Sixth generation Israeli on the side of his mother, Lea Heller, the daughter of Rabbi Avraham Zeide Heller of Safed. Second cousin once removed of filmmaker Arnon Z. Shorr.
Schorr, who grew up in Tel Aviv, was attracted to the theater from a young age. He played the role of Artful Dodger in Habima's national production of ''Oliver!'' and the Crown Prince in Giora Godick's troupe production of ''The King and I''. During his army years he served as a military combat correspondent for the army's weekly ''Bamahane''. In 1974 he was nominated for the Sokolov Journalism Prize – for a series of articles about battles for the Golan Heights in the Yom Kippur War.〔("Renen Schorr" ), Retrieved on 27 May 2013.〕
Schorr studied filmmaking at Tel Aviv University and worked as an assistant to the prolific director Uri Zohar. In 1979, with a grant from the Israel-America Cultural Foundation, he apprenticed in the U.S. as assistant director/observer to directors John Cassavetes and Paul Mazursky and worked in Los Angeles with Oscar-nominated screenwriter Steve Shagan.〔
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