Art heals. It identifies pain, trauma, and shame unlike anything else, because it helps us create those connections we could not have seen on our own.
A Co-founder of Night One Productions, Elijah Chandler has developed shorts and web series for streaming as well as completed commercials and music videos as a Cinematographer, Director, Writer, and Producer.
Elijah has been a storyteller since he was 14 years old. He’s made short films that won awards at his middle school’s film festival, self-published a fantasy, sci-fi novel when he was 17, and completed his first feature film “Vision” by senior year in high school, winning the Award of Merit at Indie Fest Film Competition in February 2014.
Upon graduating from Biola University’s Cinema and Media Arts program in 2017, he was nominated for Best Cinematography at Biola’s Film Festival for three different short films the same year, the short films being “Suburban Odyssey”, “For Her”, and “Rear View Mirror”. He also awarded “Outstanding Achievement in Production” by the film department.
Since graduating, Elijah worked at Panavision for over 3 years and has freelanced as a Cinematographer, Editor, and Director. He also spent a year exclusively working for Salvation Army as their Cinematographer for multiple short form documentaries. Meanwhile, he has developed more short and feature content with Night One Productions. He released his latest short film, Only Waves Now (2019), as well as wrapping post-production on his next short, Morning After (2023).
College
Biola University
Cinema and Media Arts: Production
20132017
High School
Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa
20092013
Birth Date
May 30, 1994
Birth City
Orange
Current City
Los Angeles
Hometown
Costa Mesa
Height
5'11''
Gender
Male
Ethnicity
White
Eye Color
Brown
Zodiac Sign
Gemini
Married To
Justice Chandler
Children
None
"The best thing we do is tell stories. If you want to be a filmmaker, the best thing you can bring to the world is your own story. If there is something very personal to you, something that you have a singular connection to, there are people all over the planet that will relate to it. The mistakes happen when you try to figure out what everyone likes, because the only thing you can be sure of is what you like. The reality is, what you like ends up being what a lot of people like because we’re all going through a very similar journey.” - Darren Aronofsky
Art heals. It identifies pain, trauma, and shame unlike anything else, because it helps us create those connections we could not have seen on our own.
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