I directed a 15-second promotional commercial for the TV Osaka NEXT IP PROJECT. In this project, where TV Osaka holds an open call for content plans and provides a total production budget of 100 million yen to create programs and content, they are looking for ideas that are "a step above" and break conventional wisdom, along with the "passion" to make them viable as a business. I proposed creating a stylishly chaotic video using chaotic motion graphics that break the conventional concepts of commercials and a rhythmic cut tempo. I produced the promo video using many elements that leave an impression on the eyes and ears.

This is a motion graphics piece for the rap section, produced as part of the background visuals for the TOP 8 opening live performance at KAGARIBI #15, an unofficial Super Smash Bros. tournament held at Makuhari Messe. The rap part of the theme song "THRONED," created by the beatbox crew SARUKANI, has been visualized through motion graphics to craft a high-impact video. While it is 2D-based, I took on the challenge of incorporating 3D footage sparingly to achieve a richer visual quality. By picking up the various lyrics—a mix of Japanese and English—and the unique sounds produced by beatboxing, I have attempted to visualize the music through a diverse range of motion graphics tailored to each specific element.

I was responsible for the motion design and compositing in the scenes where the frame is in motion. For the camera motion, I used a lot of linear movement, creating motion design that brings out the appeal of the animation within a limited runtime. Even with the constraint of using only black and white, I made full use of impact frames and vignettes to express atmosphere and tension.

Created the opening video for Stogra Fes. “Stogra,” a metaverse x role-play experience set in a virtual reality built on the GTA5 platform, holds a real-world event called “Stogra Fes.” We were responsible for the event’s video production. In the opening video, the movement between reality and virtual reality is expressed by combining 3DCG, 2DCG, and in-game shots from GTA5.