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Achieving the Visuals for ‘This is America’
" by the idea of a dance video that took place in the last 20 minutes of the movie ‘mother!’ or in...
Hiro Murai
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Developing the Texture and Tempo of ‘Atlanta’
How editors Kyle Reiter and Isaac Hagy tell the stories for the series
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‘Atlanta’ Director Hiro Murai: Comedy, Violence, Coens
"A season of 'Atlanta' bounces back between classic sitcom structure and genre movies."
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Hiro Murai Directs an Endless Tracking Shot for a Tribe Called Quest
Hiro Murai directs the sleek, black-and-white music video for A Tribe Called Quest’s “Dis Generation” presented as one endless tracking shot. Watch below.
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Donald Glover Gets Personal for ‘Atlanta’
Donald Glover’s new FX show Atlanta centers on two cousins trying to make it in Atlanta’s rap scene. To direct it, Glover tapped Hiro Murai,...
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Hiro Murai Directs Powerful Music Video for Michael Kiwanuka
Hiro Murai directs the slow-burning and affecting black-and-white music video for Michael Kiwanuka’s “Black Man in a White World.” Watch below.
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Hiro Murai Makes the Revolutionary War Topical in Baauer Music Video
Director Hiro Murai brings the Revolutionary War to today’s streets in the powerful music video for Baauer’s “Day Ones.” Watch below.
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Thermal Cameras Capture Unique Earl Sweatshirt Music Video
Director Hiro Murai relied on thermal cameras to capture the unique, glowing look of Earl Sweatshirt’s music video for “Grief.” Watch below.
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Get Ready for Halloween with Hiro Murai’s Latest Genre-Bending Music Video
A romantic getaway is not what it seems in Hiro Murai’s music video for Childish Gambino’s “Telegraph Ave”–which comes just in time for Halloween....
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Hiro Murai Directs Thought-Provoking & Energetic Music Video for Flying Lotus
Hiro Murai directed the music video for Flying Lotus’s “Never Catch Me” which turns the tragedy of a funeral for two young kids into...
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Beautiful Skate Choreography Eliminates the Need for Post Work in Music Video
It’s hard to believe but there’s almost no post-production work involved for the music video for Chet Faker’s “Gold,” directed by Hiro Murai. Murai...