Yasmin Elayat's guest appearances

Yasmin Elayat

Future of Film Podcast with Alex Stolz

Women Power Podcast with Wafa Alobaidat

Jason Blum

Jonathan Taplin

Robert Zemeckis

Ken Loach

Liam Young

Sarah Smith

Melissa Silverstein

Houston Howard

Brian Newman

Jessica Lauretti

Hervé Cohen

Glen Basner

Fabien Riggall

Alex McDowell

David Puttnam

OwlTail

Yasmin Elayat is an Emmy-award winning storyteller and entrepreneur whose work pushes the boundaries of immersive narrative and participatory experiences. Yasmin began her career in computer science but, as she describes in this interview, pivoted to become a storyteller and then co-founder of the tech-production company Scatter.  At Scatter, Yasmin is now pioneering the emerging language of Volumetric Filmmaking, a process that can transform 2D capture of the real world into hologram like imagery which can be viewed from any angle and is being used in immersive storytelling, documentaries and films. In 2017 Yasmin used Scatter's Volumetric filmmaking techniques to make ZERO DAYS VR which won the Emmy for Outstanding New Approach to Documentary.Discover more about this and other podcasts at www.futureoffilm.live

Yasmin Elayat is an Emmy-award winning storyteller and entrepreneur whose work pushes the boundaries of immersive narrative and participatory experiences. Yasmin began her career in computer science but, as she describes in this interview, pivoted to become a storyteller and then co-founder of the tech-production company Scatter. At Scatter, Yasmin is now pioneering the emerging language of Volumetric Filmmaking, a process that can transform 2D capture of the real world into hologram like imagery which can be viewed from any angle and is being used in immersive storytelling, documentaries and films. In 2017 Yasmin used Scatter's Volumetric filmmaking techniques to make ZERO DAYS VR which won the Emmy for Outstanding New Approach to Documentary. Discover more about this and other podcasts at www.futureoffilm.live

36. Yasmin Elayat: Volumetric Filmmaking and the New Documentary