Isaac Florentine Project
Isaac Florentine is fast becoming recognized as a director who brings a refreshing new voice to filmmaking. Having seven features and over ninety television episodes under his belt, Isaac has proven his ability to bring leadership to the set, while providing the project with his own unique artistic flair. His cinematic style has been recognized and appreciated by action movie fans world wide. Making the movies into financial success. As an example, U.S. Seals II (2001) (V) was on the top of the VHS renters in December 2001. 'Impact Magazine,' the world's leading publication dedicated to the Action/Martial Arts films hailed Isaac as “one of the most talented directors in the genre.” Isaac's first film was an adaptation of Jacques Prevere poem, “Dejeuner Du Matin.” His graduating project was a film called 'Farewell, Terminator' (Shalom La-Mechassel (1987)), which awed critics with its vision, and was awarded first prize in the Mograbee Film Festival. In addition, the film won prizes for Best directing, editing, cinematography, costume and production design, and music, plus it was chosen to represent Israel in the short foreign-student film category of the 1988 Academy Awards (the Oscars). The following year, Isaac decided to move to the United States to pursue his filmmaking career. This not only was a big move for him and his wife, Barbara, but Isaac also had to give up is highly successful Karate school (he had trained in martial arts since he was 13 years old, and by this time, was considered one of the best practitioners in the country). Isaac cut his teeth in the American film industry working as a fight choreographer and a second unit director. Two-and-a-half years later, he directed his first feature, Desert Kickboxer (1992). Despite its hectic sixteen-day schedule and ultra-low budget, Isaac's inspired direction was so impressive that HBO bought the film. Since then, he has worked steadily as a director in film and television, and he continues to impress people with his creative visual style. After rewarding years in the United States, including having four children with Barbara, Isaac can look back and smile. But that doesn't mean that he's ready to rest yet. Isaac's passion for filmmaking has no limit, and he looks forward enthusiastically to even bigger cinematic challenges in his future.
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