Remi Takenouchi

Remi Takenouchi

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Credited on 14 works from 2014 to 2024. Main genres: Live action, Advertisement, Music video.

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Nescafé Hong Kong “RE/Imagine” - 映像作家: pics
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Nescafé Hong Kong “RE/Imagine”

2021
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The Nescafé Hong Kong “RE/Imagine” TV commercial, aired in Hong Kong, was produced by P.I.C.S., with Daichi Yasuda (P.I.C.S. management) serving as director. The commercial was created using cutting-edge CGI and motion capture technology, and features a hyper-realistic CG human, a “virtual human,” singing. Anonymouz, who performs the tie-in song “In Our Hearts,” also appears as the base model for the virtual human “Zoe,” and additionally provides Zoe’s voice in the Japanese version.
ellesse: RAP FREESTYLE ft. LEON FANOURAKIS, JUA, MU-TON - 映像作家: JKDCollective
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ellesse: RAP FREESTYLE ft. LEON FANOURAKIS, JUA, MU-TON

2019
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JKD planned and produced this film for ellesse, an apparel brand that has been enjoying a revival hit among young people, especially in the UK. It is a branded music video featuring freestyle rap by three rappers representing the new generation of hip-hop—Leon Fanourakis, Jua, and MU-TON (ages 20–23 as of 2019). The director was Shane Lester, and the track was produced by Daisuke Tanabe. In what could be called a kind of culmination, this work blends the outstanding world of Japanese rap with the colors of ellesse.
Heart Beat Music: Brand Movie for C3fit IN-Pulse by Goldwin - 映像作家: JKDCollective
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Heart Beat Music: Brand Movie for C3fit IN-Pulse by Goldwin

2014
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Brand film for C3fit IN-Pulse, a product that lets you measure your heartbeat just by wearing it. Heart rate data sent from runners was converted into beats in real time through programming and a PA system, then played on a track and field course. The film documents the creation of “heartbeat music,” generated by the heartbeat rhythms played by multiple runners and the ensemble they formed together. Although it was a technically demanding project, the skills and focus of the elite team led by Kosai Sekine worked a miracle, successfully capturing the runners at their very best. While highlighting the product’s features, the film keeps its narrative focus squarely on “people,” getting as close as possible to the runners’ genuine emotional shifts—moments of inspiration, excitement, and a sense of accomplishment.
Asics Tiger: TRANSFROM COLOR. - 映像作家: JKDCollective
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Asics Tiger: TRANSFROM COLOR.

2016
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A global campaign originating from Japan for Asics Tiger. In conjunction with the worldwide launch of shoes made from a special material that changes color depending on the viewing angle, the creative work co-produced by JKD and Beacon Communications was rolled out in July 2016 as a global campaign spanning North America, Asia, and Europe. In the video, the story of a protagonist like a chameleon, who blends into the bustle of the city and disappears or stands out with a striking presence, is expressed using a technique called slit-scan. In collaboration with director Hiroshi Kondo and composer Yoshiteru Himuro, it was completed as a powerful branded music video.
shu uemura x Takashi Murakami: Tokyo Wrapping - 映像作家: JKDCollective
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shu uemura x Takashi Murakami: Tokyo Wrapping

2016
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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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