Faculty of Media Studies student works screened at Tokyo International Projection Mapping Awards for fourth consecutive year

At the 8th Tokyo Projection Mapping Awards held on November 11th, the video work of the student group "Nezumoshon" from Faculty of Media Studies at our university, which won the preliminary document screening, was presented at Tokyo Big Sight (Tokyo). It was screened in Koto Ward).
The Tokyo International Projection Mapping Award is a projection mapping contest held every November on the large wall of Tokyo Big Sight.
This is the fourth consecutive year that the student team from Faculty of Media Studies Josai International University has screened the film.

Activities for this competition, which began in April, began with a gathering of volunteer students aiming to participate in the award. Once the award theme was announced, students brainstormed ideas and created proposals to be submitted to the first round of document screening.
After a rigorous selection process from among the proposals submitted by numerous schools, our university's proposal was approved and was selected to proceed to the final screening and screening. I spent a lot of time producing the videos for the screenings, mainly from July to October, and used all the knowledge I had learned about video production at university. Until the final submission of the completed video in November, I worked hard to improve the quality while receiving advice from my instructor, and was able to complete it.

STAFF
General director, storyboard, character design/modeling, compositing: Keisuke Asano (3rd year Faculty of Media Studies)
Cheese, party venue scene modeling and animation: Aoki Miyashita (2nd year Faculty of Media Studies)
Modeling and animation of party venue and slot scenes: Daimu Kanai (2nd year Faculty of Media Studies)
Team “Nezumoshon” introduction page

Tokyo International Projection Mapping Award Official Website

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