Tomoyuki Miyagawa
Tomoyuki Miyagawa 宮川朋之(born 1967) is an executive officer of Nihon Eiga Broadcasting Corporation and director of the Programming/Production Division (movie producer/TV producer).[1] He is from Tokyo.
Career[edit]
In charge of programming/planning for the channels Japanese Movie Channel and Samurai Drama Channel[2] since the start of broadcast in 1998.
Miyagawa contributed to establishing the channels’ brand by proposing innovative projects that could only be possible on specialty channels, such as “Japanese Movie Theater on Sunday” and “24 Hours Non-stop.”
Temporarily transferred to the Movie Business Department’s Movie Production Team of Fuji Television from 2008 to 2010. In 2010, he produced the movie “LIAR GAME The Final Stage” among others.[3]
2010, returned to the Programming/Production Division for the two channels. In addition to programming, Miyagawa handled production of many feature films and TV period dramas.
Movies[edit]
- Smile (2007) Producer
- Nobody to Watch Over Me (2009) Associate Producer
- Go Find a Psychic!(2009) Producer
- Liar Game: The Final Stage (2010) Producer
- The Last Ronin (2010) Producer
- Giovanni’s Island (2014) Producer
- Joe, Tomorrow—20 Years with Joichiro Tatsuyoshi, a Legendary Boxing Champ (2016) Executive Producer
- A Bride for Rip Van Winkle (2016) Producer
- Lear on the Shore (2017) Producer
- Sekigahara (2017) Production Committee
TV series[edit]
- Daremo mamorenai (2009) Associate Producer
- LIAR GAME (TV drama) Season 2 (2009) Associate Producer
- Shin Onyado Kawasemi (2013) Producer
- Hunter in the Dark (2014) Executive Producer
- Faces (2016) Planning/Production
- Onihei (animation) (2017) Planning[4]
- Darkside Rain (2018) Planning/Production
- The Fox Dancing in the Dusk (2019) Planning/Production *Samurai Drama Channel 20th anniversary program
- BLACKFOX: Age of the Ninja Planning/Production
- The Return Planning/Production *World premiere at mipcom in 2019 /Special screening at the 32nd Tokyo International Film Festival
Onihei Gaiden Series[edit]
- Code of the Bandits (2011) Producer
- Kumagoro’s Face (2011) Producer
- One Day in January (2012) Producer
- Promise in the Shadows (2013) Producer
- The Fourth Wife (2016) Planning/Production
Shuhei Fujisawa New Drama Series[edit]
- Tatsuya Nakadai “Hatashiai” (2015) Planning/Production
(NEW YORK FESTIVALS WORLD’S BEST TV & FILMS Drama Special Gold World Medal)[5]
- Rei Dan “Belated Bliss” (2015) Planning/Production
- Baijaku Nakamura “A Winter's Day” (2015) Planning/Production
- Kinya Kitaoji “Mitsuya Seizaemon Zanjitsuroku” (2016) Planning/Production
- Kinya Kitaoji “Mitsuya Seizaemon Zanjitsuroku Final” (2017) Planning/Production
- Kinya Kitaoji “Mitsuya Seizaemon Zanjitsuroku Special—Reunion After 30 Years” (2018) Planning/Production
Shuhei Fujisawa New Drama Series Part 2, Hashi Monogatari[edit]
- Break Up Bridge (2017) Planning/Production
- Throw of the Dice (2017) Planning/Production
- Mizzling Rain (2017) Planning/Production
TV Shows[edit]
- JAPANESE THEATER ON SUNDAY
- Shunji Iwai Presents My Little Film Festival
- "Movies Continue to Warn the World"
（Co-planned with director Iwai Shunji. The 2nd Japan Satellite Broadcasting Association Original Program Awards, Programming/Planning Division, Original Programming/Planning, Best Plan Prize.)[6]
(Co-planned with director Shinji Higuchi. The 4th Japan Satellite Broadcasting Association Original Program Awards, Variety Program Division, Best Plan Prize.)
- Benicio del Toro and Kaneto Shindo
- Benicio del Toro Goes to Hiroshima
- The Man with 13 Faces, New—Part 1, Juzo Itami “The Story About Father and Son”
- The Man with 13 Faces, New—Part 2, “The Writer” Mansaku Itami and Juzo
- The Man with 13 Faces, New—Part 3, “The One Who Advertises” Juzo Itami
- The Man with 13 Faces, New—Part 4, “The One Who Interviews” Juzo Itami
- A History of Japanese Movies—Hiroyuki Nagato and Masahiko Tsugawa
- Tampopo Goes to New York (54th Galaxy Awards, TV Division, Honorable Mention)
- Sutorippā gekijyo monogatari (2018) Planning/Production
- Blackfox: Age of the Ninja (2019) Planning/Production
Radio[edit]
- Sutorippā monogatari (2018) Planning/Production
Related people[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ "SNS strategy is indispensable even in historical drama-A new attempt set up by the "Samurai Drama Channel" : Eiga news". eiga.com (in 日本語). Retrieved 2021-02-02.
- ↑ "If you want to acquire the intelligence that can be used for work, historical drama is the shortcut". [Drama] All About (in 日本語). Retrieved 2021-02-02.
- ↑ "SNS strategy is indispensable even in historical drama-A new attempt set up by the "Samurai Drama Channel" : Eiga news". Eiga.com (in 日本語). Retrieved 2021-02-02.
- ↑ "Nihon Eiga Broadcasting Corporation | News release". www.nihon-eiga.co.jp. Retrieved 2021-02-02.
- ↑ "Nihon Eiga Broadcasting Corporation | News release". www.nihon-eiga.co.jp. Retrieved 2021-02-02.
- ↑ "Nihon Eiga Broadcasting Corporation | News release". www.nihon-eiga.co.jp. Retrieved 2021-02-02.
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