Since 2007, Neta Riskin has been working predominately in Israeli television, for instance playing successful businesswoman / Russian spy Nati Ganot in an eleven episode story-arc of the thriller series "Ta Gordin".

In 2014, she was the protagonist in director Ester Amrami's semi-autobiographical feature film debut "Anderswo" ("Anywhere Else"), which premiered at the Berlin IFF: Riskin plays Noa, who feels neither at home in Germany nor Israel and torn between the two worlds. In 2015, Neta Riskin starred in "A Tale of Love and Darkness", the directorial debut of Natalie Portman. The drama is based on the memoir of journalist and novelist Amos Oz, who is arguing for a two state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.