Lila Moore has been immersed in the world of the creative arts since childhood. Her visionary poems were published when she was only a child and she spent most of her time painting her dreams and choreographing her local school shows. Whilst studying in the School for Art Teachers in Tel-Aviv she discovered the creative language of video art and performance art and became a leading performance artist. Her performance Anima Urbana- The City Spirit was created and performed in the October Gallery in London. The piece was transformed into an original video-dance, shot in the streets of London, and made in collaboration with the ICA, Institute of Contemporary Art in London. The video received special award for innovation in Brighton video festival. She graduated Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design with MA in Independent Film and Video where she created a 16mm film accompanied by live performance titled Traps. Depicting the conflict between the Spirit, personified by a woman (herself) and a Prisoner of the material world (personified by a young man).

During that time she had experienced a personal revelation on the power of imagery to bring about transformation and healing in a tangible way. As a result she decided to shift the course of her creative work and research that runs in parallel as a form of theoretical reflection, to an exploration of the healing and transforming powers of image, movement, colour and sound. She integrated this interest with her PhD research and practice in Dance on Screen: Choreography for the Camera and the Screen as an original art form. She was awarded with a doctorate from Middlesex University.

Blue Planet was founded in 2000 whilst she was still a student and after her graduation she began producing The Oasis Experience meditation programmes inspired by the healing powers of imagery, movement, colour and sound. She also created a series of Desert Dances, short dance films inspired by mythic themes and the eternal quest for self and universal knowledge.

During 2004-2006 she worked on a research project on Spirituality and Film in London Metropolitan University. She introduced the Spiritual Cinema Circle to students and to many Londoners by running a SCC community for 3 years. Lila was involved in the Spiritual Cinema in St James, Piccadilly where her films were screened. She led a series of film events and Spiritual Cinema Circle inspired workshops in central London with Heather Andrews Dobbs of Spiritual Connections.

In 2007 she is participating in International Spiritual Film Festivals as a guest speaker and filmmaker. She leads a series of workshops on the Divine Feminine in the cinema with a focus on the new genre of Spiritual Cinema. She was invited to lecture on healing images and the use of her meditation video programmes, including spiritual films, in therapy in a number of academic institutes.
Blue Planet is co- producing an inspirational documentary and in post-production of a dance-inspired film journey.