About me

Eve Weston believes in storytelling as a force for positive change. She consults on extended reality (XR) storytelling and experience design for a range of clients, from top Hollywood producers to Silicon Valley manufacturers of XR hardware and software. Weston is writer/director of the award-winning world’s first 360VR immersive sitcom, The BizNest. She is also a sought-after keynote speaker, published expert in XR narrative, author of the taxonomy for immersive POV and a professor of VR filmmaking, TV writing and immersive storytelling at top-ranked film schools. Weston’s speaking engagements include Stanford University, SIGGRAPH and the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, the organization behind the Emmys. She is an advisory board member for Hoppin.world. And for The Bruce Lee Foundation, Weston created Be Water: My Friend, an interactive exploration of Bruce Lee's library and philosophy, currently on view at Seattle’s Wing Luke Museum. Weston is co-founder of TheLook.Club, the first searchable database of immersive narrative, which also hosts an original review show on its YouTube channel. Additionally, Weston founded Metaverse Talent Group to provide real people for virtual worlds, connecting businesses of all kinds with experienced individuals who can host, perform, sell, and represent their business in the metaverse.  An award-winning journalist, Weston has written about AI for the Producers Guild of America and VR for Ms. Magazine and The New York Post, among others.  A produced television writer, she’s written and developed for several ABC/Disney channels and shows, including Wizards of Waverly Place—where she wrote and choreographed a viral YouTube sensation for Selena Gomez. Weston is an alumna of Princeton, USC and Goldman Sachs. Her book 10 Kick-Ass Careers for Storytellers is available on Amazon. Follow her on Medium for cutting-edge insights.