Shoko Watanabe
| Shoko Watanabe | |
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| Born | June 13, 1983 Nagaoka City, Niigata Prefecture, Japan |
| 💼 Occupation | |
| Known for | "Ann Jennings" "Yesterday's Tomorrow-Ordinary Life" "Wonder Woman" |
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Shoko Watanabe (渡部翔子 Shoko Watanabe, born in June 13, 1983) is a Japanese Producer from Niigata Prefecture Nagaoka City. One of the " Emmy Awards" winners of nine Japanese people in the past[1]. Columbia University After graduating from Hollywood, Keio University Graduate School of Media Design[2] Enrolled. After studying video in Los Angeles, he started producing movie and is currently producing CM and documentary.
Overview[edit]
A video producer from Japan Niigata Prefecture Nagaoka City in 1983.
He has worked on numerous movies and CM works in Japan and abroad, and in Documentary Division, "44th Emmy Award" An up-and-coming young creator who has won more than a dozen awards, including "Short Shorts Film Festival", "Los Angeles Movie Awards", and "Washington DC International Environmental Film Festival".
Currently, while studying in the doctoral program at the Keio University Graduate School of Media Design, I am doing Regional Revitalization videos and Movie production in order to revitalize the regions of Japan.ing.
Career[edit]
- Elementary school-high school graduation
- Dedicated to athletics and won 6th place in the national competition. After that, he was promoted to Nagaoka Junior High School attached to the Faculty of Education and Human Sciences, Niigata University, and while belonging to the track and field club, he began to study video by himself. After that, he went on to Niigata Prefectural Nagaoka High School. After graduating from the same school and studying English conversation for three years, he went to the United States to pursue his dream of becoming a filmmaker.
- Traveled to the United States-Graduated from Columbia University Hollywood
- Southern Illinois University produced Robert Schwentke and others who directed the movies "Flightplan" and "The Day I Found Me". Columbia University Hollywood (CCH) was transferred to the Department of Film and Television Production. He studied film history, theory and production at the university, and produced two short films as a director and three as a producer. In his graduation work Anne Jennings, he won more than 15 awards in Japan and the United States[3]. Around this time, he was selected for the 2010 overseas training for promising young people such as video, which was conducted by Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, and participated in the training.
- 2010-2017
- After graduating from university, he established a Los Angeles-based video production company with a business partner to produce and coordinate commercials, music videos, movies, and TV programs.
Main works[edit]
CM[edit]
- Producer of "Tiger Beer" (2018)
- Producer of "Schick" (2018-2019)
- Producer of "Japan National Tourism Organization" (2018-2019)
- JNTO (Japan National Tourism Organization) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-PLE8ZoE1Y&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR3tijSdVLWKOZrhq0vse56iPOROp5HxwalwCbiEO9oRMrM70PCTtw3QUvA
- Producer of "Universal Studios Beijing" (2019)
- Universal Studios Beijing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5L0qCLR30k
- Producer of "Nike" (2019)
- Producer of "IQOS" (2019-2020)
- Producer of "Lexus" (2019)
- Producer of " RED KOMODO" (2020)
- RED KOMODO (Tokyo Martial Arts) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0icV7vyxyEE
Movie[edit]
- "Grandfather in love" (2008) Screenplay / Director / Producer
- "My Beautiful Day" (2008) Screenplay / Director / Producer
- "My House" (2008) Screenplay / Director / Producer
- Producer of "Sakura" (2008)
- "The Letter" (2009) Executive Producer
- Executive Producer of "Poinsettia" (2009)
- "Anne Jennings" (2010) Executive Producer[4][5]
- "Chain" (2012) Producer[6][7][8] *Many awards
- Director / Producer of "Ordinary Life" (2012)
- "Yesterday's Tomorrow-Ordinary Life" (2012) Producer * Many awards
- Producer of "Tochigi Prefecture Tourism PR Movie" (2015)
- "Mifune: The Last Samura" (2018) Promotion Producer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnUrn0HeD-E
Documentary[edit]
- Producer of "Diet Restriction and Anti-Aging" (2011)
- Producer of "Infertility Clinic Introduction" (2011)
- "Wonder Women" (2018) Producer * Emmy Award Winner
Music Video[edit]
- Producer of "Room Blue" (2009)
Awards[edit]
- 2010
- Anne Jennings
- Yasujiro Ozu Memorial Tateshina Kogen Film Festival Semi-Grand Prix
- Nagaoka Asian Film Festival Director Award
- Los Angeles Movie Awards Best Work Award, Best Director Award, Best Leading Actress Award, Best Screenplay Award, Best Costume Award, Best Music Award
- Alaska International Film Festival Kodiak Awards
- Los Angeles Lille Film Festival Best Foreign Language Film Award, Best Leading Actress Award, Best Screenplay Award, Best Costume Design Award
- California Film Festival Silver Award, Best Actress Award
- NYC's Film Festival Best Picture
- Anne Jennings
- 2013
- 2017
- Wonder Women
- Received the 44th Emmy Awards (Outstanding Travel and Adventure Program)[14][15]
- Wonder Women
References[edit]
- ↑ 【Japanese news articles】歴代の日本人のエミー賞受賞者
- ↑ 【Japanese news articles】慶應義塾大学大学院メディアデザイン研究所
- ↑ 【Japanese news articles】第13回小津安二郎記念蓼科高原映画祭
- ↑ 【Japanese news articles】映画：長岡出身の渡部翔子さん、米で初の長編製作へ 「将来はオスカーを」
- ↑ 【Japanese news articles】支局長からの手紙:インディーズ映画
- ↑ 【Japanese news articles】新進女優の菅井玲さんがＰＲ 殺害シーンがネット中継 不可解な連続殺人事件を全編新潟ロケ 映画「チェイン」がクランクアップ
- ↑ 長岡市内でロケ中の映画「チェイン」の出演者等が市役所を訪問
- ↑ 【Japanese news articles】映画作品紹介「チェイン／CHAIN」 (2014)
- ↑ Short Shorts Film Festival-"Ordinary Life"
- ↑ Environmental Film Festival in the Nation's Capital
- ↑ "Directed by Kenjin, Selected for US Film Festival"
- ↑ Bay Area International Children's Film Festival-"Ordinary Life"
- ↑ Environmental Film Festival of Accra
- ↑ http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/lists/daytime-emmy-awards-2017-full-list-winners-998820/item/daytime-emmy-noms-2017-outstanding-travel-adventure-program-988087
- ↑ http://variety.com/2017/tv/news/daytime-emmys-2017-winners-list-1202404269/
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