Kenji Kinoshita

Kenji Kinoshita

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Credited on 2 works from 2019 to 2025. Main genres: Advertisement, Audio visual performance, Brand movie.

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BUTTERFLY : FOCUS WITHIN. - 映像作家: JKDCollective
AdvertisementBrand movie

BUTTERFLY : FOCUS WITHIN.

2025
00:01:17
We planned and produced a brand film for BUTTERFLY, a brand owned by Tamasu, one of the world’s leading table tennis equipment manufacturers based in Suginami, Tokyo. This time, we featured Fan Zhendong, the Chinese player who has won the World Table Tennis Championships twice, earned a gold medal at last year’s Paris Olympics, and become a Grand Slam champion. The key message is Focus Within. (The one you need to face is yourself.) To develop the skill that allows him to surpass other players in every aspect—spin, speed, timing, control, and tactics—and earn admiration from table tennis fans around the world, we portray the dialogue he has had with himself over many years and the meticulous way he has honed his technique, together with his own voice-over, sharp visual expression, and sound design. The film has received an outstanding response across the board, including more than 1 million views overnight after its release on Butterfly’s official global Instagram account. Please take a look.
Speedo: Water Baby - 映像作家: JKDCollective
AdvertisementAudio visual performanceExperimental filmLive actionMusic videoPromotionWeb movie

Speedo: Water Baby

2019
00:01:08
Description: JKD planned and produced “Water Baby,” a brand film for the Australian-born swimwear brand Speedo. Centered on the fundamental question, “Why do humans swim?”, the film offers a profound reexamination of the relationship between people and water through the remarkable underwater performance of former Olympic medalist and synchronized swimmer Raika Fujii. The music was composed by Jun Miyake, the world-renowned musician who also drew attention for his bold arrangement of “Kimigayo” performed at the closing ceremony of the Rio Olympics. The powerful Bulgarian chorus evokes a sense of life’s imprint, giving the work a striking and intense finish.

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