# Tokyo

## About

Jiro Kumakura is a Tokyo-based corporate videographer specializing in executive interviews and corporate video production for international companies. Since 2014, he has worked with clients in over 20 countries and has extensive experience using teleprompters for CEO and executive shoots.

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## Services

### Video Production Services
- [Corporate Video Production](https://bilarna.com/software/video-production-services/corporate-video-production)

## Pricing

- Model: custom

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Q: What are the key factors to ensure a successful corporate video interview with executives?**
A: A successful corporate video interview with executives requires a videographer with specific experience in handling senior leadership, professional equipment for high-quality audio and visuals, and meticulous logistical planning. Key factors include choosing a professional who is experienced in directing executives to feel comfortable and deliver authentic messages, often using a teleprompter for scripted segments. High-quality lighting and audio equipment are essential to create a polished and professional appearance, even in office environments. The process also involves thorough pre-production, including script formatting, rehearsals, and scheduling flexibility to accommodate last-minute changes. Finally, clear agreements on deliverables, such as file formats, usage rights, and brand style adherence, ensure the final footage meets corporate communication standards and can be reused for various internal and external purposes.

**Q: How can a company coordinate a professional video shoot in Japan with a remote overseas team?**
A: A professional video shoot in Japan can be effectively coordinated with a remote overseas team through a structured remote production workflow. This is achieved by leveraging modern communication tools like Zoom for pre-production meetings and live, real-time monitoring of the shoot by the remote director or producer. The on-site local production team handles all physical aspects, including equipment setup, lighting, audio recording, and direction of on-camera talent based on the remote team's instructions. For seamless collaboration, it's crucial that the local team is fluent in English (or the client's language) and experienced in interpreting and executing remote creative direction. After the shoot, footage can be backed up on-site and transferred digitally within 24 hours, allowing for immediate remote review. This model provides flexibility and cost-efficiency, enabling companies to leverage specialized local expertise in Japan while maintaining creative control from their headquarters.

**Q: What is the typical process for obtaining a quote and starting a corporate video production project in Japan?**
A: The typical process for obtaining a quote and starting a corporate video project in Japan begins with an initial contact via email to outline the project's basic goals. This is followed by a short consultation call to discuss the client's specific needs, target audience, intended use of the video, and any brand guidelines. Based on this discussion, the production team defines the project scope, which includes the shoot location (Tokyo, Kyoto, or other regions), duration, required equipment (lighting, audio, teleprompter), crew size, and post-production deliverables like format and resolution. A formal, itemized estimate is then provided, often via a dedicated pricing page or a custom proposal. Once the quote is approved, the project moves into the pre-production phase, which involves script development, scheduling, location scouting if necessary, and signing any required agreements such as NDAs. The process is designed to be clear and transparent from the outset to align expectations.

## Links

- Profile: https://bilarna.com/provider/jirokumakura
- Structured data: https://bilarna.com/provider/jirokumakura/agent.json
- API schema: https://bilarna.com/provider/jirokumakura/openapi.yaml