In collaboration with Olympic Channel, Virgin Earth's team provided production and filming support for a feature story on Noah Lyles, Olympic 100m champion and four-time world 200m champion.

Virgin Earth’s Production Team worked with Valnet to capture special moments from Star Wars Celebration Japan 2025. This was the 2nd ever Star Wars Celebration held in Japan (the first one in 17 years!) and gathered fans from all over the world.

Virgin Earth was in charge of filming and editing all four days of the GFTN FinTech event in Japan.
Throughout the event, we captured the energy of the venue and cutting-edge sessions from industry leaders. Each day, we produced and released a highlight video on the same day, delivering the excitement of the event real-time to attendees and stakeholders.

※This video is the highlight reel from the final day of the event.

Virgin Earth filmed and edited a special TV program celebrating the Japanese premiere of "Batman Ninja vs. Yakuza League," under the direction of a Warner Bros. Discovery director.

Virgin Earth provided the Director, DP and all crew for the “Copycat” episode of this 6-part documentary series on Netflix. We organised and lead production, conducted all on-screen interviews, and supervised the creation of subtitles. Nominated for Outstanding Directing Team For a Single Camera Daytime Non-Fiction Program at the 49th Daytime Emmy Awards

Virgin Earth provided the filming crew and technical support for the live performance using 4 cameras and specialized equipment.

Virgin Earth’s team produced from concept development, through filming and complete post-production, the 30-minute film “Frail” for theatrical release by TOHO studios.

The movie was part of Gemnibus Vol.1, a platform for young Japanese Directors to demonstrate their talents at Japan’s largest movie studio.

Virgin Earth was the local facilitator and filmed a set of interviews in Japan for the documentary, Brawn: The Impossible Formula 1 Story, which was produced by Keanu Reeves and is out now onDisney+ / Hulu.

Virgin Earth provided production management, on-site shooting, and directing for this documentary showcasing the basketball career of Japanese professional player Ramu Tokashiki.

The Virgin Earth production team filmed all of the Japan scenes for the fantasy film "Ike Boys," which was released in Toho Cinemas. including this opening scene released to promote the movie.