Introducing the Team: Jay

Jonathan “Jay” Sillence  joined KhaoZ Media in December 2010. He is a graduate in Film and Animation and obtained his degree from the University of Central Lancashire and loves drawing stuff, animating things and taking photos of stuff and things.

When he grows up, Jay wants to be a Stegosaur.

KM] How did you find out about KhaoZ Media and how did you get started with the group?

JS]  Whilst cruising the net one day in late November 2010, I discovered a shout out for a photographer to document the Human Rights Awards 2010, which is quite a prestigious event. I emailed the group, got myself involved and, because everyone at KhaoZ is so cool, I’ve been with them ever since.

KM] What skills did you initially bring to KhaoZ Media and which ones did you pick up?

JS] Initially, I came on board as a photographer but, having done film at uni, I was eager to get behind a film camera and also do some editing. In the months that followed I’ve acted as cameraman, illustrator, editor and soon to be an animator too.

KM] Apart from your work with KhaoZ Media, what other things do you do?

JS] I’m currently working on several independent projects, which include an animated music video, an illustrated children’s book and some freelance web design work.

When I’m not doing these, I’m working at a cosmetics shop in the city centre which makes me smell ‘amazing‘.

KM] How would you describe KhaoZ Media in a few words?

 JS] “Friendly, fun, inclusive and….. awesomeriffic.”

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