Benjamin Oluwatoyin

Benjamin Oluwatoyin has a diverse work experience in motion graphics design and animation. Benjamin started their career in 2007 as an animator at SuperScreen Television. From 2008 to 2011, they worked as a Motion Graphics Designer at Hi Media Limited, where they created 2D/3D animations and designed broadcast graphics for various channels.

In 2011, Benjamin worked as a Broadcast Designer at NN24, and from 2012 to 2014, they were a Broadcast Designer at A Plus Africa Network. During this time, they were responsible for broadcast design animations and graphics FX, using Adobe Creative Suite software.

From 2016 to 2017, Benjamin worked as a Post Production Manager at Sports Africa TV, where they demonstrated excellent communication and project management skills. Benjamin also supervised the post-production process and designed channel openings and branding.

From 2017 to 2018, Benjamin served as a Creative Manager at ThinkTank Media and Advertising Ltd, leading the creative team and creating motion design content for clients. Benjamin also designed brand elements for billboards, mobile, television, and digital platforms.

In 2018, Benjamin joined LoveWorldSAT as an Animator/Motion Graphics Designer, where they managed and coordinated design projects. Benjamin was also responsible for rebranding the shows and programs on the platform.

Currently, Benjamin is working as a Lead Motion Graphics Designer at Channels Television, where they develop and designs brand assets for digital platforms. Benjamin also designs and animates charts, maps, and graphics assets for various shows on the channel.

Throughout their career, Benjamin has utilized tools like 3ds Max, Cinema 4D, and Adobe Creative Suite. Benjamin has established positive working relationships with team members and partner offices and departments in each role.

Benjamin Oluwatoyin obtained a Diploma in Animation from Unity Computer College in 2005. Benjamin later pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting at Lagos State University from 2008 to 2014.