Jith Sen

Having a long and varied career encompassing three continents and spanning nearly three decades, Jith is accomplished in both film and television working on numerous successful productions from full length feature films and light entertainment to commercials and hard hitting documentaries. Jith's directorial debut came at an early age. His experience embodying every element of film making from pre to post production: from production manager through to lighting, grip and camera; directing feature films, short films and commercials. Jith is also an accomplished 1st assistant director, working on many Feature Films, this diversity has allowed him to achieve an extremely unique and highly polished set of skills and techniques. Thus with the constant technological advancements in the film and television industry Jith's wide knowledge base has proven to be an invaluable asset to both himself, his employers and many other industry professionals. With a wealth of knowledge gained from a strong background in editing, Jith has the rare ability to visualise creative concepts and bring them to life on the silver screen. His talents include the ability to direct both new and experienced actors, encouraging them to explore the various facets of their character and to use different techniques to produce individual and polished performances every time. Jith has also learnt the benefits of paying close attention to peripheral action, thus enabling him to produce a truly three-dimensional scene. Jith's main strength however lies in his ability to tell stories, the talent to portray in pictures the rich tapestry of the written word, an essential for any film maker. Jith has benefited from the guidance of such talents as Simon Brook, John Broderick and Michael Winner. He has a driving passion for his art, an in depth understanding of the production process and a commitment to film-making which has now inevitably led Jith to direct his most recent feature film; of which Filmink magazine wrote: "A Perfect Life harkening back to the good old days of raw cinema, as in Rob Reiner's 1990 classic Misery and David Fincher's Se7en (1995) with its gritty and menacingly stylised neo-noir approach it is skillfully shot, which is a real testament to director Jith Sen and his spiritual mentor, Jean-Luc Godard." Jith's passionate energy, creativity and ceaseless enthusiasm is an inspiration to all those who have worked with him. Reliable, resourceful and fast working, Jith has good communication skills which enables him to take hold of any task and achieve results with the minimum of fuss, to deliver the best product, on budget, and on time.