About Me:

Hi! I'm Eitan Wolf. I'm a first-year graduate student working as a research assistant as part of the Opera of the Future research group at the MIT Media Lab. I study immersive and interactive performance and music technology.

I 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). I helped organize programming and trips for the Explorers Clubs, bringing them to behind-the-scenes tours of the world’s most awe-inspiring experiences and exclusive access to world-class speakers. My 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, I did things like craft 3D digital tours for the Pleibol! Exhibition at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History, honed my 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.

I hold a degree in Industrial & Labor Relations from Cornell University, where I was awarded the Frank and Rosa Rhodes Scholarship and secured a grant for my mixed reality project, "Seeing Labor Through New Eyes: Discussing the Implementation and Outcomes of Augmented Reality for the Workforce." While I previously resided in Brooklyn with my partner Brenna, I'm now living full-time in Cambridge, MA exploring the intersection of curation, immersive design, and storytelling (though I steal away to NYC whenever I can). You can probably find me performing my original music, at a weekly comedy club or art show, or doing various side quests around the MIT Media Lab.