Jelena Rosic’s (MA; MA; PhD cand. NeuroCine, Aalto University; collab. Enactive Virtuality Lab, Tallinn University; MSc Research student, University of Vienna & Medical University Vienna) research combines empirical phenomenology and neuroimaging insights with the background of embodied cognitive film studies and film expertise. Within neurocinematics studies, she participated in developing systematic annotation methods of film stimuli for optimised linking of cinematic features to fMRI data. This quest for bringing together different levels of analysis further led her to explore epistemological and methodological aspects of neurophenomenology and to study cognitive science focusing on cognitive neuroscience, and cognitive modelling/computational approaches and methods. She completed training in the microphenomenological interview and analysis methods for systematic phenomenological analysis and integration with neuroscience paradigms. Her research interest within neurophenomenology considers correlational as wellas co-constitutional approaches while exploring methodological commitments for naturalising phenomenological data. She also works in applied HCI research and as a professional film editor.