Bobbi Jene Smith

Bobbi Jene Smith (born November 7, 1983) is an American dancer, teacher and choreographer, known for being the subject of Elvira Lind's 2017 documentary Bobbi Jene.

Early life and education Bobbi Jene Smith was born in 1983 in Ames, Iowa. She attended the dance division at Juilliard School but didn't graduate.

Career From 2005–2014, Smith was a member of the Batsheva Dance Company, where she was mentored by Ohad Naharin.

Subsequently, Smith choreographed the eerie "dance" scene at the climax of Alex Garland's 2018 science fiction film, Annihilation, which also stars Isaac (although he is not involved in the choreographed scene, which features Natalie Portman and Sonoya Mizuno).

Smith made her feature film debut in the 2012 Israeli film Yossi in a small supporting role. She also appeared in Georgia Parris's 2018 dance-drama Mari, where she played the lead role of a woman mourning the loss of her mother.

In 2021, Smith co-starred with Or Schraiber in the accompanying film for the album Green to Gold by American indie rock band the Antlers, which involves the highs and lows of a relationship being portrayed entirely through interpretive dance.

Alongside her partner, the dancer Or Schraiber, Smith founded the American Modern Opera Company. Both Smith and Schraiber are artists-in-residence at the L.A. Dance Project. 2018 Mari Charlotte

2018 Annihilation Choreographer

2020 Aviva Eden Also producer

2020 Asaf Avidan: Anagnorisis [MV] Dancer

2021 Green to Gold Self Also choreographer

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