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RESOBOX | Mizuhiki Workshop – Promotional Video
Created a short promotional video introducing Mizuhiki, a traditional Japanese art form using decorative cords.
Filmed an actual workshop, focusing on close-up shots of the instructor’s and participants’ hands to clearly demonstrate the creative process.
The video concludes with participants happily wearing their handmade accessories, capturing the joy and satisfaction of creating something unique.
I handled the entire production process, including concept development, filming, and editing.
The shoot took 2 hours, which was the full duration of the Mizuhiki workshop.
Post-production took approximately 8 hours:
Rough editing: 3 hours
Color correction: 3 hours
Final touches: 2 hours
So, around 10 hours in total!
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