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Miriam Rayevsky went to college
						in San Francisco for directing,
						although sculpting characters
						and animating them has been her
						hobby since she was sixteen years
						old. After directing and producing
						numerous short films, she discovered
						that bending, breaking, and controlling
						clay figures, who did as they
						were told and did not ask questions
						about mantras, to be more enjoyable
									than
									bending,
									breaking,
									and controlling
									actors.
									Currently
									Miriam
									 divides
									her time
									between
									New York
									City
									and working
									with
									an entourage
									of clay
									people
									in her
									studio,
									an old
									three
									story red barn in the
									Catskill
									Mountains.