栗林和明

栗林和明

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Credited on 4 works from 2018 to 2024. Main genres: 2D animation, Animation, Short film.

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Baby Bread Short Animation - 映像作家: kantamochida
3DCGAnimationShort film

Baby Bread Short Animation

2024
00:04:05
This is a small bakery in town. One night, the owner, Riku, kneads the dough as usual, lets it rest, and then finishes work and leaves. Clatter, clatter... Suddenly, an unsettling sound echoes through the shop. A thief has slipped inside and is picking the register lock. The cream bun dough, left to rest in the refrigerator, is startled awake by the sound and bursts into tears, crying, “Waaah!” And that cry is heard by the thief... a close call!? Will the “baby buns” be able to get through this crisis...?
MBS (Mainichi Broadcasting System) “Yoru wa Mawaru yo” #Thinking About the Next Recycling Step - 映像作家: yorikomizushiri
2D animationShort filmTV

MBS (Mainichi Broadcasting System) “Yoru wa Mawaru yo” #Thinking About the Next Recycling Step

2021
Only Image
A looped animation program quietly beginning between night and morning, “Yoruwamawaruyo” Broadcasting a series of looped animation works created by 12 popular creators. For SUNTORY × Yoruwamawaruyo, an original looped animation was created under the theme “#NextRecycleThoughts.” The animation expressively depicts the process of PET bottles being recycled through pleasantly tactile movement.
Hajimete no Chuu meets "Akai Mi wa Hajiketa" / Asagiiinyo by Häagen-Dazs - 映像作家: shinodatoshitaka
Music video

Hajimete no Chuu meets "Akai Mi wa Hajiketa" / Asagiiinyo by Häagen-Dazs

2018
00:02:39
Promotion for the product “A Red Berry Burst,” named after a novel by Häagen-Dazs. This was adapted into a manga by Mengo Yokoyari and then brought to life as an MMV (manga music video). The project was conceived by Kazua Kuribayashi. The song is performed by Asaginyo. Together with animation director Fumi Ohashi, we translated the spaces between manga panels into image-based animation, using a variety of techniques such as drawing, motion, and liquid effects to bring it to the screen.

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