村上崇

村上崇

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Credited on 3 works from 2016 to 2021. Main genres: 3DCG, Animation, Music video.

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Daidara Trail-er - 映像作家: TAKUMA
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Daidara Trail-er

2021, 2021 ~
00:01:46
Special Website https://daidaratrailer.com/ Updated regularly “Daidara Trailer” An inexplicable murder takes place in Shimokitazawa. Journalist Asai, who is investigating the case, discovers that rising young politician Takigawa is involved. At the same time, he begins to hear rumors everywhere that “Daidarabotchi is to blame.” Before long, he is drawn into a series of violent clashes involving an extremist group known as “Daidara,” the Public Security Bureau, and a yakuza syndicate. A tragic yet intense ensemble drama set in Shimokitazawa, a town of subculture.
shu uemura x Takashi Murakami: Tokyo Wrapping - 映像作家: JKDCollective
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shu uemura x Takashi Murakami: Tokyo Wrapping

2016
00:01:35
We planned and produced a special movie to coincide with the launch of shu uemura’s Christmas limited-edition collection featuring artist Takashi Murakami’s “Flower” artwork. The concept was “Tokyo Wrapping.” The story follows a female protagonist and a spherical drone character as they fly all around the sleeping streets of Tokyo, wrapping the city in ribbons adorned with Murakami’s art. Murakami himself also made a cameo appearance. The film was created using a technique based on light painting, in which light is moved while the camera shutter speed is slowed to draw trails, and shot with a piece of equipment called a pixel stick. Through the dancers’ elegant yet dynamic movements as they manipulated the stick, the film depicts ribbons being wrapped around the city of Tokyo. The director was Genki Ito, one of the most acclaimed visualists in the creative scene. This brand movie was born from a chemical reaction between Ito’s aesthetic sensibility and JKD Collective, inspired by Takashi Murakami’s art.

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