Aoftion Kittipat Jampa

Aoftion Kittipat Jampa (Thai: อ๊อฟชั่น กิตติพัฒน์ จำปา; born April 21, 1989) is the Thai producer, director and executive who founded Domundi TV and, more than any other single figure, built the studio that made Bed Friend, Cutie Pie, The Next Prince and Love Upon a Time. He is the executive producer of the 2026 historical Boys’ Love series Love Upon a Time.

He established Domundi TV on August 3, 2016, and serves as its director and manager. The company did not begin as a drama studio: it started as a collective of content creators making travel vlogs and lifestyle video for YouTube, with early members including Mark, Park, Zee, Max, Poppy and Joss. Around 2020 he turned it toward television production and specifically toward Boys’ Love, a pivot that reshaped the Thai BL market. He also created and produces Mandee Work, and heads the Emojii Music label.

His first writing credit came with that pivot: he co-wrote the screenplay for Why R U? (2020) alongside the original novelist, the series that opened Domundi’s BL era. He has directed as well as produced: Cutie Pie (2022), Naughty Babe (2023), The Next Prince and The Next Prince: Uncut (2025), Khemjira (2025) and Restart (2026), while carrying producer or executive producer credits on well over a dozen further titles, among them Bed Friend (2023), The Middleman’s Love (2023) and Your Sky (2024). Before the drama work he directed and produced Domundi’s reality and variety output from 2017 to 2021.

On Love Upon a Time his credit is executive producer rather than director, the role he now most often takes on the studio’s larger productions. The series is the fourth Domundi adaptation of a littlebbear96 novel, following the two 2023 titles, a working relationship with one author that he has sustained across the studio’s whole BL catalogue.

His remit extends past drama. Domundi operates as an artist management agency and music producer as well as a television studio, and in 2025 it launched the six-member boy group DEXX. He takes occasional on-screen roles, including a guest appearance as an English teacher in Cutie Pie (2022), his own production.