Send us a text In this episode of Masmoo Podcast, titled “The Show Must Go On”, filmmaker Yasir Alyasiri pulls back the curtain on the chaotic, emotional, and often unpredictable final stage of his feature film “Shabab Sheyab.” From nerve-wracking test screenings to racing against festival deadlines, Yasir shares the hidden battles of post-production — the edits that changed everything, and the moments that nearly broke him. He also opens up about his unexpected encounter with The Hollywood ...
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Send us a text In this episode of Masmoo Podcast, titled “The Show Must Go On”, filmmaker Yasir Alyasiri pulls back the curtain on the chaotic, emotional, and often unpredictable final stage of his feature film “Shabab Sheyab.” From nerve-wracking test screenings to racing against festival deadlines, Yasir shares the hidden battles of post-production — the edits that changed everything, and the moments that nearly broke him. He also opens up about his unexpected encounter with The Hollywood ...
Send us a textEpisode 25: Childhood Selfie - Pioneering Creativity and NostalgiaIn this episode of Yasir Alyasiri's (Masmoo) Podcast, Yasir reflects on the groundbreaking experience of directing "Wobadein," the Arab world’s first selfie-style music video, pushing the boundaries of visual storytelling with a fresh and innovative approach. He also shares the journey behind creating the heartfelt video "Ya Watan Ghali" for Fahad Al Kubaisi, a tribute that resonates deeply with its patriotic them...
Yasir Alyasiri's Masmoo | مسموع مع ياسر الياسري
Send us a text In this episode of Masmoo Podcast, titled “The Show Must Go On”, filmmaker Yasir Alyasiri pulls back the curtain on the chaotic, emotional, and often unpredictable final stage of his feature film “Shabab Sheyab.” From nerve-wracking test screenings to racing against festival deadlines, Yasir shares the hidden battles of post-production — the edits that changed everything, and the moments that nearly broke him. He also opens up about his unexpected encounter with The Hollywood ...
