Sarai Givaty, a multifaceted actress and model, has made a significant impact in the Israeli entertainment industry. Her journey began with a live sketch on the Israelitonight show (Kol Layla) in 2004, where she portrayed an American reporter. The segment was an instant hit, with Israeli critic Raana Shacked hailing it as "the pick of the show." Sarai's remarkable performance led to her continued involvement in the sketch even after she relocated to New York to attend acting school at the prestigious HB Studios.
In 2005, Sarai was part of a small cast that received the "Best Teen Show of The Year" award from the Israel Golden Screen Award (Masah Hazav). This recognition propelled her to stardom in the Israeli entertainment industry, earning her numerous endorsements from prominent companies.
A year later, Sarai decided to explore her opportunities in Los Angeles. Upon her arrival, she quickly landed the lead role in the film The Passage (2007),starring alongside Stephen Dorff. The movie premiered at the Toronto Film Festival, where critics praised Sarai's performance as "star-making." Her notable projects also include the lead role in Enrique Iglesias' music video "Somebody's Me" and a Russian spy in the pilot episode of My Own Worst Enemy (2008),alongside Christian Slater.
Although the show was cancelled after only three episodes, Sarai returned to Israel to shoot another comedic role in the TV series "The Pilot Wives" in 2009. In addition to her acting career, Sarai is a talented musician who plays piano and guitar in a band. She has performed at concerts in both Israel and Los Angeles.
