Film Producer
Skop Productions Sdn Bhd

Shamin Yusof is a highly accomplished producer in the Malaysian film industry with a proven track record of success. Over the course of 9 years, Shamin Yusof has produced numerous award-winning films that have captured the hearts of audiences both in Malaysia and beyond. Five of the top highest grossing films in Malaysia was produced and financially managed by her.

One of her most notable achievements in the industry was producing the first Malaysian original series for IFLIX titled KL Gangster Underworld and the production of Blood Brothers in 2025, that became national sensation and sits at No.3, top highest box office collection in in Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei. These two titles were widely acclaimed by critics and audiences alike, and went on to receive various recognitions and awards and the original series was the most watched original series up util today. She was instrumental in bringing these projects to life, from securing funding and assembling a talented cast and crew, to overseeing the production and post-production processes.

In addition to that, Shamin Yusof managed the distribution of “Mat Kilau”, the highest grossing film in Malaysia that collected RM98 million that became a local sensation in 2022. She has also been involved in a number of other successful projects that have helped to elevate the profile of the Malaysian film industry on the international stage by producing the first Malaysian original series for Disney+, called Special Force Anarchy.

Shamin Yusof’s passion for filmmaking is evident in the high-quality productions that she has brought to audiences over the years. She is also the daughter of Datuk Yusof Haslam, the chairman of the oldest and one of the biggest Malaysian Film Production houses that is still standing after 40 years, which she is now taking over the operations.

Today, Shamin Yusof remains committed to producing films that not only entertain, but also inspire and educate audiences. She is always hoping to contribute more to the industry and making the necessary changes to help to shape and define Malaysian cinema for generations to come, and to continue her father’s legacy.