Yasuhiro Morinaga

Yasuhiro Morinaga

Yasuhiro Morinaga is a sound designer and researcher based in Tokyo.

His primary approach is based on the formation and deformation of coexistent community throughout natural and concrete environment.

Morinaga's sound design works for film have been screened at various international film festivals and has worked on a variety of projects including theatre, contemporary dance and installations. Morinaga's eclectic and distinctive approach toward designing sound doesn't conform to the conventional style.

He has been undertaking a Ph.D in Film and New Media at Tokyo University of the Arts focusing on the aesthetics of sound design and involved as a special researcher for GCOE program [Film and Theatre Studies] at Waseda University. He is also pursuing ongoing field recording project around Asia focusing on the impact of natural and concrete environmental sounds.

Filmography

*(2008) BlockB Toronto International Film Festival
*(2007) The Discreet Charms of the Refugee Berlin International Film Festival
*(2007) A Bao A Qu Pusan International Film Festival
*(2007) Nozoki Tokyo Filmex International Film Festival
*(2006) Don’t Stop It Palm Spring International Film Festival
*(2006) Calling Pusan International Film Festival

Discography

*(2008) "Filigree of Frost (album)" (Physis Music)

Live Performance

*(2008) Multi-Media Contemporary Dance Performance : “Lumatik” [Luxembourg]
*(2008) Film Sound Perfomance : Annex Gallery / Malaysia [Sponsored by Japan Foundation KL]
*(2006) Audio-Visual Screenings : Sound Image Sound [U.S.A]
*(2005) Audio-Visual Screenings : Sonorities of Contemporary Music Festival [Ireland]
*(2004) Multi-Media Installation : Shed Victorian College of Arts [Australia]

External links

* [http://www.yasuhiromorinaga.com/ Yasuhiro Morinaga.com] - Official Website


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