A launch collection film for a jewelry brand aimed at Generation Z. Under the brand message “PLAY FREEDOM,” the brand pursues finite resources with boundless creativity, and offers borderless jewelry that transcends gender and age. With customization options totaling in the hundreds of millions, the brand maximizes the individuality of each wearer without following the crowd, proposing jewelry that can be cherished for years to come.

superSymmetry’s reel clip from 2014 onward. A record of work that has crossed between artwork and client projects under the concept of expanding the possibilities of moving image.

We produced the opening video used for the 2022 VALORANT Champions Tour Challengers Japan Stage 2 – Playoff Finals, the official tournament for the tactical FPS game VALORANT, held at Saitama Super Arena. With Japanese teams achieving success on the world stage and the first offline tournament with a live audience being held, we aimed to create a work that evokes the “dawn” of Japan’s esports scene. In addition, drawing from “time,” an important element within VALORANT, we built anticipation for the start of the event with a countdown timer modeled after the in-game UI. By using footage and audio from past tournaments in chronological order, the piece suggests that time is gradually moving toward the present. As for the sound design, because this was a shooting game filled with intense exchanges and a large-scale offline tournament realized after overcoming the chaos of the COVID-19 pandemic, we placed greater emphasis than usual on aggressive sounds. Since this was the deciding match to determine Japan’s representative team, we incorporated chords that evoke a sense of Japanese harmony, as well as sounds sampled from instruments of gagaku, traditional Japanese court music.

A Music Video work created in advance of the TV series that began airing in April 2024, this original CG anime Girls Band Cry was conceived, planned, and produced by Toei Animation.