Joachim Levy

Joachim Levy is the only Swiss person to have worked with two times Academy Award winner Branko Lustig and street artist Banksy. Levy was born in Geneva, Switzerland. At age 17 he worked on his own film library documenting testimonials for World War II holocaust survivor. Levy began his film career in 1999 as a production assistant at Cineblast productions, a New York-based film production company owned by producer Gil Holland. From 2001 till 2007 he worked together with Mr. Brainwash on "Life Remote Control" that was then featured in Oscar Nominated film "Exit Through the Gift Shop" Shortly after, in 2007 he worked with Branko Lustig as vice president of Six point films to produce "meaningful, though-provoking independent films". Due to the writer's strike, Joachim was forced to move on till he started to work as a director and film editor for Los Angeles based Emmy Award winner and producer Steve Natt on a documentary about Buell Motorcycle Company entitled Buell The Documentary. In 2012, Joachim created "The Bank", a comedy drama series about soccer and glamor.