Isabel Sadurni is a seasoned veteran of storytelling with over 20 years experience in film and television production. Her work often focuses on projects at the intersection of pioneering technology and stories that make a difference. She enjoys working with technologists, executives and creatives on virtual production integration in a range of environments from location based shoots and independent studio settings to strategizing across a slate of projects with multi-national, mass media and entertainment conglomerates.

Most recently,  she served as Virtual Production Producer for Francis Ford Coppola's upcoming Megalopolis. Her early partnership on projects with the Stanford Virtual Human Interaction Lab. She has contributed to reports, case studies and analyses for Disney Television and Amazon Studios. 

Isabel draws from a career producing and editing for global documentary companies such as Story Syndicate and HBO, for independent feature film producers and institutions like The Criterion Collection. From her beginnings co-founding The 100 People Foundation, where she produced and edited over 30 short documentary films, to editing award-winning feature documentaries playing at top-tier festivals such as Berlin and Telluride, Isabel Sadurni's work has consistently pushed boundaries. Raised in Northern California, by community healthcare professionals she received her Bachelor of Arts from U.C. Berkeley's Philosophy Department and a Master of Arts in Filmmaking from Stanford University. She currently lives in Brooklyn, NY, and is a proud member of ACE.