Strangely Perfect merges the aesthetics of film with the immediacy of digital technology. We combine our knowledge of old film formats with the point and shoot mentality of smartphones. This unique skillset allows us to leverage the superior image capturing capabilities of still cameras to create dynamic multi platform content. This style delivers a first person perspective to the modern audience that wants to be part of the action and expects access to their favorite media personalities. The fast pace and quick jump cuts allow us to pack a lot of information in less than 30 seconds and add an element of story. Early adopters of our style include brands like Conca by Absolut, The Latin Grammys and Sony Music Latin. Celebrities like Enrique Hernandez (LA Dodgers) Mariana Vicente (Actress) Dawin (Hip-Hop artist) and Raquel Sofia (Grammy Nominated Singer).

BIO

By joining forces to create Strangely Perfect, Roberto DeJesus and Eric Borja are uniquely qualified to navigate today’s ever-changing social media landscape and take a brand to the next level by creating visually stunning branded content for any social media platform.

Strangely Perfect is the symbol of over 13 years of friendship between Roberto and Eric. A shared professional history in film, commercials and social media unified in the name of storytelling, creative freedom and authenticity. Roberto and Eric met in New York City as PA’s on The Interpreter. They didn’t know it yet, but both would move to LA and eventually form Strangely Perfect together.

Roberto cut his teeth in production offices and on the sets of big studio movies like Enchanted, The Bourne Ultimatum and The Good Shepherd. When he moved to LA to further his directing career, he transitioned to the commercial industry. It was through his work in commercials that Roberto was able to start shooting behind-the-scenes and lifestyle videos for brands, as well as branded content for social media. Through this avenue, he was able to find his passion and talent for creating social content and connecting with social audiences. He was featured in Forbes and TechCrunch as one of the most popular and visually distinct influencers on Flipagram.  

Eric transitioned from film production to film finance as he worked at Groundswell Productions (Milk, The Informant and The Visitor) and Illumination Entertainment (Despicable Me Franchise, Minions). Recently, he has ventured out to work on his own digital media start ups. While consulting at a major commercial production company, Eric got a glimpse of the sea change occurring in the commercial world and knew that he wanted to join Roberto as a creator in the branded content world.