Loren Hammonds is an EmmyⓇ and Peabody Award-winning producer and curator of Film, Television, and Immersive work. A NYC native, he is currently Head of Documentary at TIME Studios. He previously held the titles of Vice President of Immersive Programming at Tribeca Enterprises and Senior Programmer at Tribeca Festival. He is currently a board advisor for Subject Matter, Agog: The Immersive Media Institute, and ONX Studio.

Among his recent credits as Producer or Executive Producer are Frida (Amazon MGM), Dirty Pop (Netflix), The Lionheart (HBO), MLK: Now is the Time (Meta), The Territory (Nat Geo), D-Day: The Camera Soldier (Apple Vision Pro) and Katrina Babies (HBO).

His views on cinematic and immersive storytelling have been featured in several publications and programs, including The New York Times, BBC Click, NPR, The Today Show, and Vice. He has also been featured as a guest speaker at Cannes Film Festival, Sundance Film Festival, AIDC, SXSW, Columbia University Digital Storytelling Lab, Mutek, Pratt Institute, Scuola Holden, P&G Signal, and more.