Yehia Karim
- Sound Department
Yehia Karim is a versatile sound engineer and dynamic content creator originally from Egypt, now based in Los Angeles, California. Born into the world of cinema, Yehia's father, Alaa Karim, an esteemed Egyptian movie director with a master's degree from CalArts, introduced him to the film industry at an early age. This early exposure included acting in his father's film, El Garag (1994), among others, which fostered Yehia's love for the industry.
Yehia pursued his passion by earning a BFA in Sound Engineering from the Academy of Arts in Egypt. Throughout his studies, he actively worked in the Egyptian film industry, contributing to numerous films, TV shows, and documentaries, establishing a solid foundation in sound engineering.
In 2016, Yehia moved to Los Angeles, the heart of the entertainment industry, to further his career. His expertise in sound engineering and dedication to his craft quickly gained recognition in Hollywood. Alongside his work in the film industry, Yehia ventured into social media, creating engaging and diverse content that resonated with a global audience. Over four years, he amassed over one million followers across various platforms, with a significant portion of his audience hailing from Egypt and the Middle East.
Yehia's content spans 24-hour challenges, quirky and unusual product reviews, and explorations of unique places, blending humor and insight. He has produced popular videos such as "Trying to Drive for Uber for 24 Hours," "How to Move to the USA," and adventures in locations like Area 51, the haunted Queen Mary ship, and the Clown Motel in Nevada.
Yehia Karim's journey reflects a blend of technical skill and creative innovation, bridging his heritage with his experiences in Hollywood. His contributions to the film industry and social media continue to inspire and entertain a growing audience worldwide.
Yehia pursued his passion by earning a BFA in Sound Engineering from the Academy of Arts in Egypt. Throughout his studies, he actively worked in the Egyptian film industry, contributing to numerous films, TV shows, and documentaries, establishing a solid foundation in sound engineering.
In 2016, Yehia moved to Los Angeles, the heart of the entertainment industry, to further his career. His expertise in sound engineering and dedication to his craft quickly gained recognition in Hollywood. Alongside his work in the film industry, Yehia ventured into social media, creating engaging and diverse content that resonated with a global audience. Over four years, he amassed over one million followers across various platforms, with a significant portion of his audience hailing from Egypt and the Middle East.
Yehia's content spans 24-hour challenges, quirky and unusual product reviews, and explorations of unique places, blending humor and insight. He has produced popular videos such as "Trying to Drive for Uber for 24 Hours," "How to Move to the USA," and adventures in locations like Area 51, the haunted Queen Mary ship, and the Clown Motel in Nevada.
Yehia Karim's journey reflects a blend of technical skill and creative innovation, bridging his heritage with his experiences in Hollywood. His contributions to the film industry and social media continue to inspire and entertain a growing audience worldwide.
