I was in charge of planning and storyboarding the music video for Nanao Akari’s “Magic.” It is a collaboration song with the manga Yamada-kun to Lv999 no Koi wo Suru, and I structured the story so that viewers could enjoy the endearing sense of distance between the two characters in the work.

An independently produced Unity project. Created as a study in interactive content/game development, the demo can be played via the Vimeo description or on my portfolio website.

Oishi Masayoshi “Shinda!” music video. The somewhat shocking title and the world of the video were based on a mix of American retro B-movie horror and otaku culture. It is composed of a live-action Oishi and Zombie Oishi, whose character design was created by animator Hano. The horror-filled world was depicted through animation and live action with projected backgrounds.

A new craft program that focuses on the “interestingness of movement.” By combining the program’s craft mechanisms with viewers’ ideas, something new is created. Making full use of expressive techniques unique to video streaming, it nurtures children’s interest in and ability for making things. This is the first special episode. Using smartphone- and tablet-based interactive segments such as “Ani-Kougei” and “Ani-Kamera” to suggest new ways of engaging with video, and clearly presenting the “Moving Craft Engine,” where simple crafts create surprising motion, the program also makes use of video expression to introduce and update what it can do now. Please take a look.