About Me:

Eitan Wolf is a current member of the Opera of the Future research group at the MIT Media Lab, studying immersive and interactive performance and music technology. He previously produced the Future of StoryTelling (FoST) Explorers Club membership program, which is a highly curated, multidisciplinary community of high-profile leaders (CEOs, Chief Innovation Officers, Creative Directors, etc) FoST organizes trips for, bringing them to behind-the-scenes tours of the world’s most awe-inspiring experiences and exclusive access to world-class speakers. His work also extended to other FoST initiatives, such as immersive installation production, curatorial work and exhibition design, running the social media accounts, and more.

Before joining FoST, Eitan demonstrated his diverse skill set across various prestigious projects. He crafted 3D digital tours for the Pleibol! Exhibition at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History, honed his expertise in TV production through assignments for Apple TV+ and Amazon Studios, and contributed to the nonprofit #MovingForward as well as UNESCO's Water Rooms Showcase in Milan at the 2015 World Fair EXPO.

Eitan holds a degree in Industrial & Labor Relations from Cornell University, where he was awarded the Frank and Rosa Rhodes Scholarship and secured a grant for his mixed reality project, "Seeing Labor Through New Eyes: Discussing the Implementation and Outcomes of Augmented Reality for the Workforce." Now residing in Brooklyn, Eitan passionately explores the intersection of curation, immersive design, and community organizing. You can probably find him performing his original music, at a weekly comedy club or art show, or dogsitting.