Dalit began her career as a video editor in Tel Aviv, Israel, at the age of 19 and quickly reached the top of her game, working on TV programmes and commercials. In 1995, Dalit relocated to London, to continue her career in Soho, as a music video editor, working on videos for artists including Travis, UB40, and the award-winning video for Roni Size, ‘Brown Paper Bag’.
With a growing passion for editing full feature films, Dalit completed two short films but decided to hold on pursuing this further as she had a young family.
In 2000, she relocated to Yorkshire working with Yorkshire Television and numerous indie production companies such as True North Productions and Chameleon Television.
In 2007 Dalit took a side step from editing to set up a successful music production company, ‘Firm Music’, supplying music to Universal Music, Sony and BMG. Yet her heart remained in TV and film.
After a ten year hiatus, Dalit returned to her passion and dream by establishing ORA Films, focusing on telling life-changing stories.
In 2020, Dalit directed and edited her first short film, ‘Coal In Their Veins’.