A dance video segment aired within TV Tokyo’s infant program “Sina Pushu.” Set to music, characters and shapes move rhythmically, designed to naturally encourage children to move their bodies along with it. uwabami handled everything from character design to animation direction. Taking into account infants’ developmental stages, the video was crafted with an emphasis on tempo, repetition, and visibility, creating a dance video that evokes a sense of participation rather than simply “watching.”

We produced this clay animation PV for Locipo, the catch-up streaming service for a commercial TV program in the Tokai region.

For NHK E TV’s TECHNE: Video Classroom, we created a one-minute video work on the theme of “same position,” featuring choreographer and performer Shuji Onodera. While performing a scene of passing a ball back and forth in sync with the place and timing, he also performed a scene in which gravity changes inside a spinning box, and we tried filming and compositing them so that “place, time, and gravity” would align perfectly.