Maytal Angel
- Actress
- Producer
- Editor
Maytal is a versatile actress with extensive background in singing and dancing. She was born and raised in Israel, and is ethnically mixed; Libyan and European.
At the age of 18, Maytal joined the Israeli Military and worked her way up to lieutenant. She worked with the highest offices in Israeli government as well as internationally, including the CIA and The White House.
When she finished her military duties she moved to NYC to pursue her passion for the performing arts. Maytal wrote and recorded a few original songs, and performed as a singer and dancer in music videos, clubs and events. She considers her greatest achievement as a dancer on NBC's Saturday Night Live, and as a singer at the Queens Pride Parade in NYC. She produced and hosted her own TV show "The Foxxi and Bambi Show", which led to producing other TV shows and commercials.
As an Actress, Maytal landed acting roles in theatre productions, films, TV shows, and web-shows across the country. She produced of her own original series, "The Road To Hollywood", which documents her acting challenge mission across the U.S. Her documentary received great reviews on TV, radio shows, newspapers, podcasts and magazines.
When she finished her military duties she moved to NYC to pursue her passion for the performing arts. Maytal wrote and recorded a few original songs, and performed as a singer and dancer in music videos, clubs and events. She considers her greatest achievement as a dancer on NBC's Saturday Night Live, and as a singer at the Queens Pride Parade in NYC. She produced and hosted her own TV show "The Foxxi and Bambi Show", which led to producing other TV shows and commercials.
As an Actress, Maytal landed acting roles in theatre productions, films, TV shows, and web-shows across the country. She produced of her own original series, "The Road To Hollywood", which documents her acting challenge mission across the U.S. Her documentary received great reviews on TV, radio shows, newspapers, podcasts and magazines.
