Ronni Shalev

Ronni Shalev is a director and animator based in Brussels whose work is mostly 2D animation, often documentary and usually humorous. She studied at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem, where she co-directed the animated shorts Gen Tree (2020, with Alon Sharabi and Hod Adler) and How To Survive The Heatwave And Stay Human (2021, with Alon Sharabi); in 2021 she also co-directed the 90-second short Low Noon with Tamar Eckhaus, made with a grant from the Gesher Multicultural Film Fund. She has since worked as a clean-up artist on the TV series Quentin Blake's Box of Treasures (2023–2024), as an animator on the shorts Autokar and Porque Hoje É Sábado (2025) and on compositing for In Pigeon's Blood (2025).