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Nogizaka46 5th Generation Documentary: Teresa Ikeda

2022

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Nogizaka46 5th Generation Documentary: Teresa Ikeda
  • Nogizaka46 5th Generation Documentary: Teresa Ikeda
Director : Noboru Wada
DOP : Yu Ogura (ADC.inc)
Cinematographer : Kohta Kimura (ADC.inc), Sho Takahashi
Video Engineer : Rikiya Sakuma (ADC.inc)
Camera Assistant : Rintaro Ikeo (ADC.inc), Kaito Oikawa
Props Stylist : KURONO (klone)
Colorist : Yu Kobayashi
Titlelogo Designer : Kira Yashiro
Production Manager : YOICHIRO (SKID)
MA : CRAZY TV
Narrator : MATTON
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W Wada Noboru unverified Director Y Yu Ogura unverified Cinematographer K Kohta Kimura unverified Cinematographer S Sho Takahashi unverified Cinematographer R Rikiya Sakuma unverified Video Engineer R Rintaro Ikeo unverified Camera Assistant K Kaito Oikawa unverified Camera Assistant K KURONO unverified Stylist Y Yu Kobayashi unverified Colorist K Kira Yashiro unverified Title Designer Y YOICHIRO unverified PM M MATTON unverified Sound Mixer

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