Tamar Simon

Tamar Simon has a diverse work experience in the film industry. Tamar worked as a Publicist for the Shabbat Lounge during the Sundance Film Festival in 2022, as well as for Sundance Shabbat Lounge in 2017. Tamar also served as the Principal and Founder of Mean Streets Management since 2012, where they provided marketing strategy and business development services to entertainment talent and startup companies. In terms of film distribution, Tamar worked with companies such as Autlook Filmsales and Game Theory Films, handling international and private non-theatrical distribution for films like "Three Minutes - A Lengthening" and "Resistance." Tamar has also been involved in the distribution and specialty sales of Jewish films, including "93Queen." Additionally, Tamar has experience in theatrical publicity and partnerships, having worked on the film "Golda" with Bleecker Street.

Tamar Simon attended Columbia University, where they pursued a Bachelor's Degree in International Politics. They also attended Columbia College, also a part of Columbia University, to complete another Bachelor's degree in International Politics. The specific start and end years for each degree are not provided.