浜田洋輔

浜田洋輔

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Credited on 4 works from 2019 to 2023. Main genres: CM, AD, Advertisement.

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Kawasaki Thermal Engineering Corporate Ad: “Let’s Make It Happen!” 60 Seconds - 映像作家: hayazaka@filmoq.co.jp
CMShort film

Kawasaki Thermal Engineering Corporate Ad: “Let’s Make It Happen!” 60 Seconds

2022
00:01:00
I want to do something. There’s something burning inside me. But heat alone won’t reach the world. Product development is never rewarded. 99% end in failure. So what? Adversity is fuel. Burn it, and turn it into energy. Because energy is the driving force behind everything. Get the heart moving. Ignite the muscles. Boil the blood. With that energy. Let’s make “I want to!” happen. Kawasaki Heavy Industries Thermal Engineering Co., Ltd. ■Overview A branded movie produced to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Kawasaki Heavy Industries Thermal Engineering Co., Ltd. Based on a true story, it visualizes the feelings behind the slogan “Let’s make ‘I want to!’ happen.”, developed through a company-wide employee vote. Through the growth of a young employee who continues to take on challenges with their innate drive despite repeated hardships, it expresses the future of Kawasaki Heavy Industries Thermal Engineering Co., Ltd. as it continues striving toward the realization of a decarbonized society.
Nogizaka Cinemas: STORY of 46 “Democracy Diner” - 映像作家: kazuyukimiyabe
TV

Nogizaka Cinemas: STORY of 46 “Democracy Diner”

2019
Only Image
Originally, this was a project I had been thinking of adapting for the stage, but I turned it into a drama series. The theme centers on communication through food. Lately, with more people eating alone and fewer family gatherings around the table, I started this project wanting to create something that conveys the joy of everyone eating together and having a lively time. That led to the idea of deciding what to eat by majority vote, which became the title, “Democracy Diner.” But I made it a comedy by highlighting how, despite the sign proclaiming democracy, it is in no way democratic at all. As for the method, I’ve done this before, but for this drama as well, I wrote the script myself and directed it while also operating the camera. By handling the camera myself, I can direct while feeling the actors’ energy up close and directly, which also makes it easier to create a good rhythm on set, and it’s a style of filmmaking I personally really like.

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