So, the onedotzero report No.2.
For some reasons, I went to see another movie named “j-star08” on Sunday. It consists of short motion graphics by 20 Japanese creators, including music video, short animation, adverts etc… and it was much better than I expected!
The director of the event talked at the beginning, but he said he liked Japanese film directors and is still interested in Japanese movie creators, and direct this j-star for onedotzero. I’m really happy to hear someone is interested in Japanese creators.
So, we had these movies.
- Yoshiyuki Komatsu [Power Graphics] : “asadoya yunta”
- Takeo Hatai : “alter ego”
- Hitoshi Takekiyo : “after school midnight”
- Koichiro Tsujikawa : “omstart” (Cornelius)
- Satoshi Tomioka : “Usavich – beware of dance”
- Mizuhiro Savini : “diedisco”
- Takafumi Tsuchiya : “spen za nite qiz dis sit”
- Hideyuki Tanaka : “hello_8bit edition” ram rider
- Kosai Sekine : “maledict car” jemapur
- Mamoru Kano : “New Moon”
- Tetsuo Suzuka : “clear skies in may”
- Hiroshi Matsumoto : “fishing”
- Mamoru Kano : “scramble crossroad”
- Tsuyoshi Hirooka + Yohei Ito : “yosowya san”
- Satoshi Tomioka : “Usavich – beware of checkpoints”
- Ichiro Sato : “evening before hang over”
- k+me : “screaming dance” Leonard de Leonard
- Junji Kojima : “you-you-you”
- Makoto Yabuki : “confines” lyoma
- Kan Eguchi : “cosplay” nike id
- Satoshi Tomioka : “Usavich – beware of assault”
What I liked was:
1. It was a combination of graphic like space and Japanese music,
which looks exactly like “j-star”!
4. I really liked that song…Graphics was amazing too.
5. I’m sure people think Japanese are crazy…lol Evil rabbits.
9. It looked like a shining Kaleidoscope, and I couldn’t see
what it was first, but realised all the images were familiar scenary in Japan!
11. Typical Japanese graphics…but it was a good tempo,
and not boring. My boyfriend really like it.
20. Oh, this one was so funny~~~ I love it. You should watch this!
So, it seems you can watch most of them on the internet, but it was so nice to see them in a big theatre.