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I Said Cool,You Said…What? Interactive Music Video

2021

I Said Cool,You Said…What? Interactive Music Video
  • I Said Cool,You Said…What? Interactive Music Video
Music Miho Hazama
Director Yuuki Kawakami
Technical director Qanta Shimizu
Executive producer Daiji Yoshida
Starring & Producer Miho Hazama
Producer Masakazu Kagami Reiji Tachibana
Generative effect Daisuke Yoshikawa
Web designer Yuji Oshimoto
Production cordinator Seiko
Video Keiko Lenarcic Nicolas Koch Futtrup
Copyright © 2021 JamRice Music Publishing Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Miho Hazama, the jazz composer born in Tokyo and now based in New York, who serves as chief conductor of the Danish Radio Big Band, created her latest album, “Imaginary Visions,” while traveling between the three cities of Copenhagen, New York, and Tokyo. Set to the track “I Said Cool, You Said… What?”, this interactive music video was conceived by Hazama herself so that viewers can enjoy the music while catching glimpses of each city and feeling as though they are the director. By switching between the three videos of Copenhagen, New York, and Tokyo, you can create your own original music video. https://isc.mihohazama.com/

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D Daiji Yoshida unverified Producer D Daisuke Yoshikawa unverified Designer K Keiko Lenarcic unverified Editor M Masakazu Kagami unverified Producer M Miho Hazama unverified Producer N Nicolas Koch Futtrup unverified Editor Q Qanta Shimizu unverified Director R Reiji Tachibana unverified Producer SEIKO Coordinator Y Yuji Oshimoto unverified Designer Yuuki Kawakami Director

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