Virgin Earth is proud to have produced and directed YouTuber Chris Broad’s latest 40 minute documentary “The Day Japan Fears the Most”
Our team of bilingual producers, researchers, camera ops, director, and editors worked in collaboration with Chris throughout every stage of production, from concept ideation to delivery.
From the Noto Peninsula to the depths of Tokyo’s subterranean flood channels, our team worked to help give a voice to the resilient survivors of the Jan 1 Noto Earthquake, and to educate viewers on how best to prepare for a catastrophic earthquake.
Virgin earth delivered a truly global and multilingual edit, collaborating with Netflix to provide a behind the scenes of the Netflix series "Yu Yu Hakusho.”
Virgin Earth produced and edited the Japan Mobility Show 2023 highlights video for Nissan social media platforms.
Virgin Earth provided the Director, DP and all crew for the “Copycat” episode of this 6-part documentary series on Netflix. We organised and lead production, conducted all on-screen interviews, and supervised the creation of subtitles. Nominated for Outstanding Directing Team For a Single Camera Daytime Non-Fiction Program at the 49th Daytime Emmy Awards
Virgin Earth provided the filming crew and technical support for the live performance using 4 cameras and specialized equipment.
Virgin Earth filmed and edited the "International Semiconductor Executive Summit Japan 2024" event held in Tokyo.
Virgin Earth was the local facilitator and filmed a set of interviews in Japan for the documentary, Brawn: The Impossible Formula 1 Story, which was produced by Keanu Reeves and is out now onDisney+ / Hulu.
Virgin Earth provided production management, on-site shooting, and directing for this documentary showcasing the basketball career of Japanese professional player Ramu Tokashiki.
The Virgin Earth production team filmed all of the Japan scenes for the fantasy film "Ike Boys," which was released in Toho Cinemas. including this opening scene released to promote the movie.
Virgin Earth’s team produced from concept development, through filming and complete post-production, the 30-minute film “Frail” for theatrical release by TOHO studios.
The movie was part of Gemnibus Vol.1, a platform for young Japanese Directors to demonstrate their talents at Japan’s largest movie studio.
