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Shadow & Light
S.L.

Our S.L. Studio Director

"Where stillness becomes movement and vision ignites the soul."

Our Projects

Shadow and Light is an animation exhibit and creative sanctuary where the interplay of movement and vision takes center stage. Our project showcases dynamic storytelling through soulful and visually compelling animations, blending spiritual themes, artistic transformation, and the harmony of light and shadow. Each featured work invites viewers into a world where passion and vision ignite the creative spirit, celebrating both balance and bold innovation in the art of storytelling.

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LATEST
PROJECTS

Our latest project, Shadow and Light, combines soulful animation with transformative storytelling to explore the harmony between movement and vision. Through dynamic visuals and spiritual themes, this exhibit creates an inspiring space where art uplifts and connects audiences to the creative spirit.

Oda Nobunaga, Hideyoshi Toyotomi, Tokugawa Ieyasu

The Battle of Nagakute & Komaki 1584
4 chapters: Ryusen-ji Temple Arc

SW Chronicles | Hōgen Rebellion 1156
1st comic/1st episode: Kaito

Japanese History Collection
Reference to our Story

The Japanese History Collection section features projects focusing on significant events from Japanese history.​ Each project is presented through dynamic storytelling and striking visuals, inviting viewers to explore key historical moments that influenced Japanese culture and society.

Oni

Yokais, Spirits, and Beings

Sengoku Period

Sengoku Period 1476-1600

Hogen Rebellion

Heian Period: Hōgen Rebellion July 28th - August 16th 1156

Brandon

Director/Head of Story
Brandon Zen Lee

The Director and Head of Story for Shadow and Light is Brandon Lee, the S.L. Owner himself. He shapes the vision, tone, and emotional core as a director and its narratives. He guide how each project blends animation, Japanese historical themes, and spiritual symbolism so that every piece feels cohesive, meaningful, and true to the studio’s values of balance, transformation, and the interplay between shadow and light.

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