Elijah Allan-Blitz

Elijah Allan-Blitz (born 1987), is an American actor, musician, and director. He is known for his direction of the Emmy-nominated virtual reality experience “Take Every Wave: Laird in VR”, which won a Lumiere Award.[1]

Elijah Allan-Blitz
Born1987 (age 32-33)
NationalityAmerican
OccupationActor, musician, director
Home townSanta Barbara, California
Websitewww.elijah-ab.com/home.html

Background

Allan-Blitz was born in Santa Barbara, California. As a musician,[2] his single "Hey Yo" was nominated in the Grand Jury Award for Best Music Video (Best Visual) category at the International Festival of Cinema Awards.[3]

He has worked on The Shield, independent films and short films[4] and the Peter Bogdanovich feature film She's Funny That Way (film).[5]

Allan-Blitz, one of the first virtual reality directors for Time Magazine,[6] is an Emmy nominee and Lumiere Award winner. His virtual reality experience about the Holocaust was published as a companion piece for the Ken Burns documentary, Defying the Nazis: The Sharps’ War.[7]

He has also directed virtual reality experiences for PBS Van Jones, Aloe Blacc, HBO, Laird Hamilton and a VR psychedelic trip for Michael Pollan’s book How To Change Your Mind.[8]

Personal life

Allan-Blitz started dating Brie Larson in 2019.[9]

Filmography

  • The Shield (Jeffrey), 2003
  • In This Life (Maxwell/Lance/Seth), 2013
  • She's Funny That Way (Cloisters Security Guard), 2014
  • Envoy (Sniper), 2014
  • Breakup Moving Service (Boyfriend #2), 2014
  • Full Ride (Luke), 2014
  • Miami Dead County (Jake), 2016
  • In This Life (Maxwell), 2018

Discography

  • "The Way the World Ends" (feat. Bishop Lamont), single, 2010
  • "Come With Me Child" (feat. Aja & Elena), single, 2010
  • "Dmt", single, 2011
  • The Photon Belt, album, 2012
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