Takuto Katayama

Takuto Katayama

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Credited on 10 works from 2017 to 2025. Main genres: 2D animation, Animation, Music video.

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Station ID「Shapeshifter」 - 映像作家: 大橋史Takashi Ohashi
2D animationMotion graphicsStation ID

Station ID「Shapeshifter」

2019
00:00:30
Under the mission of “conveying the appeal of music,” this Space Shower TV station ID depicts the introspective world of audiences immersed in music at live houses and clubs. By surrendering themselves to the rhythms and beats of the music, their bodies take on abstract forms reminiscent of Paul Klee’s paintings, and the listeners melt into the music as part of it, while vibrant colors as if bathed in colored light metaphorically express an unreal, vivid musical experience through animation.
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.
Southern All Stars / With Love to the Fighting Warriors - 映像作家: souootsuki
2D animationAnimationMusic video

Southern All Stars / With Love to the Fighting Warriors

2018
00:05:01
This is the tie-in song for the film “Tonda Taiya” and Southern All Stars’ first animated music video. The animation director is Yoshiki Imazu. The film “Tonda Taiya” is based on a true story and centers on a major automaker’s recall scandal and company-wide misconduct. In this song, Keisuke Kuwata captures the melancholy of such a ruthless salaryman society in his lyrics. This animation is 100% social satire, depicting salarymen undermining and knocking each other down in society, piling up bodies to build a giant “pyramid.”

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