A reel of some of my 3D work
Viking Funeral by Sanjay Jit
Created for "Off the Air - Fire" on Adult Swim
produced by Dave Hughes and Cody DeMatteis
Production Roles:
Director/ Camera / Editor
Benshi Media recently had the wonderful opportunity to collaborate with Bowen Island Lodge, located in British Columbia, and create a short promo. We spent a full day on Bowen, and stayed the night at the lodge. The accommodations were wonderful, and the people we came by during our day were remarkably kind. Definitely a nice departure from the city.
http://www.bowenislandlodge.ca/
http://www.benshimedia.com/
A Young Korean immigrant (Jerome Yoo), studying abroad on his parents’ dime, roams the late night streets of Vancouver, Canada, pondering the emotional cataclysm between his parents and his new found love…a sultry and beefy companion his parents would surely disapprove of.
Finalist, and 1st place (60 second category), for Mighty Asian Moviemaking Marathon (MAMM), Bulgogi was screened during the 2017 Vancouver Asian Film Festival.
Directed/Edited/Composed by Sanjay Jit.
A compilation of some of my work from the past while. The majority shown is created in After Effects CS6/CC, with a splash of Cinema 4D.
Music :
Jungle // Busy Earnin'
Feel free to contact me at sanjayjit@gmail.com
Thanks for watching!
Sanjay Jit
Vancouver, BC
Agency: AM/FM
Production Roles:
Editor / Motion Graphics / Colorist
Broadcast commercial created for Integra Tire, and currently airing on Sports Net.
Director / Motion Graphics / Sound Design
ABERRATION (2014), is a short experimental film I created with the intent to test the concept of disharmony, chromaticism, and unison, and how I could progressively apply these concepts in order to warp a harmonious image into something that is uncontrolled and chaotic. It is predominantly inspired by various German Expressionist films, such as The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920), which had the tendency to explore the darker elements of the human psyche, as well as invoke feelings of unease as a result of being visually abstract. In order to express this idea, I chose the most harmonious image I could think of, a single white circle, and over the span of two minutes, progressively distorted it until it reached a moment of maximum chaos that is unsettling, and the antithesis to the original circle which had first graced the screen.
The animation was created using After Effects CS6, as well as various plugins.
The audio track was created using Image Line's Harmor, a powerful additive/subtractive/image synthesizer, as well as various recordings of violent weather and wailing animals that were pitched down.
If you're looking for a team of well-rounded filmmakers, I am part of Benshi Media, a Vancouver based production company that specializes in promo and documentary work.
