About

Philip A. Sanchez is a virtual reality (VR) filmmaker, 360° photographer and editor. Previously, Philip was the Associate Director of Philanthropic Investments at Warner Media (formerly Time Warner Inc.) where he managed a global, multimillion-dollar portfolio of grants to nonprofit film and theater organizations. Combined with a decade of experience in philanthropy and corporate social responsibility, Philip is an expert at finding the intersection of business, advocacy and cultural connections. His VR/360° films (www.blurred-media.com) have explored topics including the Standing Rock Sioux’ fight for clean water, immigration's role in food security and the rich culture and traditions of Cuba. Philip was the first VR/360° artist to be commissioned by The Public Theater (producers of Hamilton and Shakespeare in the Park) and was named a Rauschenberg Fellow at Sundance Institute. Philip is an enrolled tribal member of San Felipe Pueblo in New Mexico and received his Bachelor of Arts from Brown University. A proud dog dad of two rescues, Philip lives in Brooklyn, New York, but works all over.