Through the actual demonstration of our cosmetic products in the film work, we’d try to share our basic concept of “How much fun make-up is” and also foster deep intimacy and closeness for wearing make-up and our company, especially with those who live in their younger generations.At the same time we also would like to pass on“the power of make-up”to them.
Problem
We’ve shoot and done the single one time-lapse scene which reveals a bunch of schoolgirls with perfect make-up to be schoolboys in playing backward. There is No computer graphics, No gimmicks. But this amazingly beautiful shot which actually took more than 7 hours to finish up has completed with only man-power to perform from painting walls of the classroom to the rapid change of students' uniforms.so it actually gave effective and stunning visual-impact to those who watched.
The ad titled "High School Girl?" by Shiseido showcases a stunning visual transformation, capturing a group of uniformed schoolgirls in a classroom. As the ad progresses in reverse time, they transform into schoolboys through the magical power of makeup. With no computer graphics involved, precise makeup techniques reveal a powerful message about identity and transformation. The sequence displays vibrant colors and modern, youthful aesthetics, representing the possibilities and fun aspects of cosmetics. The setting, a typical Japanese school, serves as a backdrop to this innovative demonstration. Music accompanies the visuals, emphasizing the creativity and expression that makeup can offer.