We produced a product story film to explain the features of Showa Nishikawa’s new brand, “MuAtsu+,” in a clear and engaging way. By conveying the product’s strengths to users through a story, the film creates an experience that naturally helps them understand the product. We also produced an introduction video for the body fitting system at “MuAtsu Sleep Lab.,” a showroom where visitors can experience the full range of the brand’s products. The visual design uses a simple, clean style that strips away anything unnecessary in order to highlight the bedding. For the sound design, we focused on texture to express a quiet sense of comfort, using gentle instrumental tones.

Created for the promotion of the Bacon Potato Pie. *This work is from April 2024. *This is a limited-time product.

Description: We produced the music video for Gorilla Attack’s “Kakusei gorilla.” Under director YP, we created CG using volumetric capture.

Ficfyon7 | 2004 | 3:52 | colour | Japan “Ficfyon7,” a talk show centered on the mysterious genre “Hekohyon.” A “semi-meaning / non-meaning” experiment themed around creating a “chain of sparkle” through the high-tempo interplay of visuals, monologue, and music. Rather than relying on narrative, it explores temporal expression that evokes audiovisual pleasure and creative thought. Primarily using stop-motion animation with self-made model figures and sets, the film was compiled with Adobe After Effects, incorporating hand-drawn animation and motion graphics. Grand Prize, “The 1st Under 10 Minutes Digital Cinema Festival” (2005). “The unfamiliar television program that suddenly appeared on TV—Is it a pirate broadcast radio jack? Or is it interference on television, someone's head?” This short film is a visual beat spectacle based on the “chain of glittering fascination,” set in the TV show “Ficfyon7,” which explores the mysterious genre “Ficfyon.” A Grand Prize winner at the Under 10 Minutes Digital Cinema Festival 2005, Tokyo, Japan The 1st Under 10 Minutes Digital Cinema Festival [2005] Grand Prize-winning work