Shachar Amarilio was an award-winning editor and musician with 20 years of industry experience. He began his career as an editor in the promo department at “Keshet,” where he was responsible for some of television’s most prominent campaigns. He founded “Shortcut-Playground” and spent 15 years with the company, serving as its creative and professional director. The company won dozens of international awards, as well as Television Academy awards for the series “M.K. 22.” Since stepping down from management, Shachar worked as a freelance editing director, editor, and art director for television networks (“Keshet,” “Reshet”). He created branding and visual packages for dozens of channels and programs, working as an offline editor, motion graphics artist, musician, and sound designer. As an editor and musician, Shachar won international awards in the field of video-dance for his collaborations with choreographer Noa Shadur (“Give Me a Break,” “We Do Not Torture People”) and director Adi Halfin (“Home Alone”).
May his memory be a blessing…