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  • From Music Videos to ‘Widow’s Bay’: How Hiro Murai Became TV’s Most In-Demand Director
  • Takashi Ohashi Explores Time And Memory In ‘Wildest Flower’ Music Video
  • The Creator and Director of ‘Widow’s Bay’ on Crafting Their Quirky, Spooky New Series

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thewrap.com /3 weeks ago

From Music Videos to ‘Widow’s Bay’: How Hiro Murai Became TV’s Most In-Demand Director

The "Atlanta" filmmaker opens up to TheWrap about his journey from music video auteur to the directorial shepherd of some of the most esteemed shows of the past decade The post Fro...

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cartoonbrew.com /1 month ago

Takashi Ohashi Explores Time And Memory In ‘Wildest Flower’ Music Video

In today's Cartoon Brew Pick, Ohashi channels chronophotography into a rhythmic, emotionally charged music video about identity and change.

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gizmodo.com /1 month ago

The Creator and Director of ‘Widow’s Bay’ on Crafting Their Quirky, Spooky New Series

Katie Dippold and Hiro Murai lift the lid on Apple TV’s new horror comedy, premiering April 29.

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nofilmschool.com /1 week ago

How the DP of 'Widow's Bay' Subverts the Look of Horror/Comedy

Christian Sprenger, ASC, is a two-time Emmy winner for his work on Atlanta ("Teddy Perkins," "Three Slaps") and a decade-long collaborator with director Hiro Murai. (He also shot a...

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pitchfork.com /3 weeks ago

My New Band Believe’s New Video Is a Japanese Fishing Expedition

Directed by Dos Monos’ Botsu_NGS, “In the Blink of an Eye” stars local fisherman Hiroki Kaniya

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