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Event Videos
Event videos capture the essence and highlights of special occasions, from corporate gatherings to personal celebrations, providing a dynamic and engaging way to share the experience with a wider audience.
Documentary
Documentaries present factual stories about real people, events, or issues, often aiming to inform, educate, or inspire by combining thorough research with compelling storytelling and visual evidence.
Short Films
Short films are narrative-driven, compact stories that explore a wide range of genres and themes, offering filmmakers a platform to showcase creativity and storytelling skills within a limited timeframe.
Remote Productions
Remote production enables the creation of video content from different locations using technology to coordinate, film, and produce, offering flexibility and efficiency by minimizing the need for physical presence on set.
Event videos capture the essence and highlights of special occasions, from corporate gatherings to personal celebrations, providing a dynamic and engaging way to share the experience with a wider audience.
Documentaries present factual stories about real people, events, or issues, often aiming to inform, educate, or inspire by combining thorough research with compelling storytelling and visual evidence.
Short films are narrative-driven, compact stories that explore a wide range of genres and themes, offering filmmakers a platform to showcase creativity and storytelling skills within a limited timeframe.
Remote production enables the creation of video content from different locations using technology to coordinate, film, and produce, offering flexibility and efficiency by minimizing the need for physical presence on set.
Nagoya Video Production Locations
Nagoya Skyline and Cityscape
During the Edo Period, Nagoya developed as the castle town of the Owari, which was one of 3 branches of the Tokugawa family. Most of the city, with the inclusion of its historic buildings, was destroyed in the air raids of 1945 during World War II. Subsequently, the city reconstructed those historical buildings and built a number of impressive skyscrapers. These buildings include the JR Central Twin Towers and Midland Square which boasts the Sky Promenade observation deck.
Nagoya Castle
Nagoya Castle’s first iteration was built around the 17th century in the time of Tokugawa Ieyasu. However, like many buildings in Japan it was demolished to the ground during World War II. This version stands today having been rebuilt in 1959. You’ll also notice some of the famous features here that include rooftop statues of the shachi-hoko which is a creature believed to consist of the head of a tiger and the body of a fish.
Nagoya TV Tower
A top landmark in Nagoya, the Nagoya TV Tower soars to a height of above 180 meters. You can film spectacular views of the city from the observation deck which stands 100 meters high. From there, you'll be able to gaze out over the city of Nagoya and the neighboring Hisaya-odori Park. Additionally, the tower also happens to be the oldest of its kind in Japan having been built before the more well-known Tokyo Tower in the country’s capital city of Tokyo.
JR SCMAGLEV Railway Park
JR SCMAGLEV Railway Park houses a real maglev, also known as the fastest train in the world. If you're looking to film a shoot that involves trains, then here is where you'll find everything you need. Here you can take a walk through the history of train travel in Japan. The Railway Park also includes interactive exhibits that make this museum the perfect place to see Japan's train development through the ages.
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