Avin studied acting at the Yoram Lowenstein acting studio. Her first play for adults,
With a gun and a smile, a sad comedy about small people with small dreams, was chosen by the
Israeli culture department to participate in the Australian International Playwrights Festival. In 2002 Avin created a show called
Freaks, inspired by the
Todd Brownings film of the
same name. The show had no words, was highly praised and was invited to festivals all over the world. In 2003 Avin created and was
show-runner of the acclaimed
telenovela Game of life. In 2010 Avin wrote and directed a short film called
You shall know no grief, in the 48 hour film project, and won first prize. In 2013, Avin, inspired by the fact she had become a mother, co-created, wrote and directed the comedy series
Bilti Hafich (Irreversible), about what happens to a couple after having their first child. The show starring
Adi Ashkenazi and Muli Shulman, premiered on channel 2
Reshet and was the number one comedy in Israel that year.
ABC bought the format. Avin teamed up with
Peter Tolan and
Sony studios and wrote and directed the American
pilot Irreversible Starring
David Schwimmer as the lead. In February 2016 the second season of
Bilti Hafich, that Avin wrote and directed, aired in Israel. In December 2016, Avin launched a project she created, wrote and directed called
Zematrid on
Facebook in Israel. The project includes five short films that show the dynamic behind
sexual harassment. The project went viral in a couple of hours. Among the actors in the films are
Lior Ashkenazi and
Hadas Yaron. In April 2017 Avin launched the American version of her films depicting sexual harassment called #that's harassment.
David Schwimmer and
Mazdack Rassi from MILK studios produced. The films star – David Schwimmer,
Cynthia Nixon,
Emmy Rossum,
Bobby Cannavale,
Michael Kelly, and more. ==Personal life==