About

For more than sixteen years, Minah (Worley) Oh has built her career at the intersection of story, technology, and community. A producer with a sharp creative eye and a deep technical foundation, she co-founded WorleyWorks (WW), a Brooklyn-based post-production studio committed to democratizing cutting-edge technology for independent filmmakers. As an Executive Producer, she shepherded films from concept through completion, guiding creative and technical teams alike and premiering projects at Sundance, Tribeca, Cannes, and Toronto. Her decade at WorleyWorks refined her instinct for visual composition, digital innovation, and protecting artistic integrity at every stage of production.

She went on to serve as a producer at the MIT Open Documentary Lab (ODL), collaborating with graduate students, technologists, and scientists from around the globe to reimagine the future of nonfiction storytelling. There, she helped push the boundaries of interactive, immersive, and collaborative documentary—expanding what stories can be and how audiences can experience them.

In 2016, Minah and her two children made Martha’s Vineyard their full-time home, where her work evolved to focus not only on making films, but on building vibrant film communities. In 2021, she was awarded a Warner Bros. Discovery 150 Grant to write her first feature, marking a new chapter in her creative voice. Since 2022, she has served as Director of Film Programming at the Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival (MVFF), curating bold, timely, and transformative cinema while fostering meaningful dialogue between artists and audiences.

Beginning in Fall 2025, Minah has been primarily based in Boston while continuing her work as a consulting Film Programmer for The Society of the Four Arts in Palm Beach, Florida—broadening her impact across diverse cultural landscapes. In 2026, she began serving as an independent producing consultant under Cynthia Breazeal for the MIT RAISE Initiative at the MIT Media Lab, contributing to the “AI for a Better World” event and continuing her commitment to storytelling that bridges humanity and innovation.