"Creating new value through cross-cultural creative vision."

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Chanjun Chun AKA CJ Samuel Chun is a veteran of the global VFX industry and a seasoned entrepreneur, possessing a unique cross-cultural perspective that defines the creative vision of Krave House of Creatives. His journey as a founder began early in his career; between 2011 and 2014, he established and led CP Company, a specialized media production company in South Korea. Under his leadership, the firm became a key partner for the South Korean Defense Industry, producing sophisticated media content and high-fidelity 3D merchandise for various local governments.

Born and raised in South Korea, Chanjun’s journey began in the heart of Seoul’s media landscape before he moved to New York to major in Computer Art at the School of Visual Arts (SVA). His career is a testament to a decade of excellence at world-renowned studios. Before founding Krave House of Creatives in 2026, he served as a CG Supervisor at Crafty Apes (NYC), leading high-end visual effects for major Hollywood productions and global brand campaigns. His deep expertise was further refined through key roles at legendary New York houses such as Framestore and Molecule VFX.

CJ Samuel Chun

Founder & CEO

The Genesis of Krave House of Creatives: From Artist to Architect

The founding of Krave House of Creatives in 2026 marked Chanjun’s transition from a master of technical execution to a strategic architect of the industry’s future. Recognizing a gap in the market for a studio that could bridge the stylistic nuances of Eastern aesthetics with the rigorous production standards of the West, he established Krave House of Creatives as a sanctuary for "technical-artistic" hybridity.

As CEO, Chanjun does more than oversee operations; he acts as the primary bridge between visionary storytelling and technological feasibility. Under his leadership, the agency has moved beyond service-based artistry to become a collaborative partner and strategic agent in the storytelling process. He has pioneered a model that prioritizes agility and creative advocacy, setting a new benchmark for how global studios operate in a post-digital era.

A Heritage of Discipline and Strategic Vision

A defining influence on Chanjun’s leadership style and technical depth is his unique family background. He grew up under the guidance of his grandfather, General Chun Jae-ku (전재구), a towering figure in South Korean history who served as a Director of the KCIA (Central Intelligence Agency), a Brigadier General, and a member of the 9th National Assembly.

This heritage, combined with his early entrepreneurial success at CP Company, instilled in Chanjun a rigorous sense of discipline and a profound understanding of the defense and public sectors. This background provides him with a rare perspective in the VFX world:

  • Strategic Command: Applying military-grade precision and organizational structure to complex production pipelines.

  • Defense & Technology Insights: Leveraging an advanced understanding of simulation and defense-grade visualization—derived from his family legacy and his work at CP Entertainment—to push the boundaries of cinematic realism.

  • Institutional Scale: Utilizing his experience with government-level contracts to manage large-scale, high-security projects for global intellectual property.

A Global Foundation

Chanjun’s professional roots are deeply embedded in both the Western and Eastern VFX ecosystems. Prior to his tenure in New York, he gained invaluable experience working within South Korea’s most prestigious broadcast and film networks, including MBC, KBS, and the pioneering VFX house MOFAC.

Leadership and Industry Influence

Beyond his technical mastery, Chanjun is recognized as a premier voice in the international creative community:

  • Presidential Recognition: In 2025, Chanjun was distinguished as one of only eight "Next-Generation Artist Leaders" invited to a prestigious roundtable discussion in New York hosted by the President and First Lady of South Korea. This honor underscored his role as a pivotal figure bridging the gap between Korean artistic talent and the global media market.

  • Media & Thought Leadership: As a respected authority in CG and VFX, he has been featured as a guest expert on various digital platforms. Notably, he shared his deep industry insights on the "Zaksimsamil" (작심삼일) Podcast and the "Sci-fi Lawyer" YouTube channel, where he discussed the intersection of technology, artistry, and the future of visual storytelling.