An image-based video work centered on Atami and the surrounding areas, the setting of the TV anime Clean Freak! Aoyama-kun, composed from live-action footage. Over three days of filming in Atami, time-lapse shots and snapshots were meticulously gathered from early morning until sunset. By carefully editing and compositing this vast collection of cuts built around the keyword “beautiful” in accordance with the rhythm and flow of emotion, the work creates a visual experience in which everyday scenery gradually takes on color and seems to synchronize with one’s inner feelings.

A visual work that transcends the virtual and the real through direction using a variety of techniques, including animation, CG, and live-action filming. A dynamic portrayal of a battle with creators unfolding on a PC screen.

The memorable clap sounds in the song were incorporated into the visual direction. The landscape where the two lived is realistically captured through animation, while the gradual loss of each element is expressed through fixed-camera live-action footage.

Combining live-action footage and animation, this work powerfully portrays a modern-day Cinderella. An experimental video that mixes every technique imaginable—live action, animation, a 360° camera, and a one-shot take.

* This work contains abrupt flashing and rapid visual changes. As a result, it may trigger seizures in individuals with epilepsy or photosensitivity. Please exercise caution when viewing, and if you feel any discomfort, stop watching immediately. -- This is a motion graphics MV created under the concept of “making an MV that tricks the viewer for an instant.” Starting from the now-familiar composition often seen in recent vocaloid song MVs—an illustration placed against a single-color background—the moment the drop begins, the illustrated Teto Kasane opens her eyes and the background starts moving violently as well, drawing the viewer into the music through the sudden shift in tone. To create visuals that could stand up to a song driven by passionate feelings riding on a powerful beat, we incorporated plenty of data-like grime such as noise and moshing, and built the piece around motion graphics that still maintain a pleasing visual appearance.