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Shunsuke Mizutani[edit]
Shunsuke Mizutani, born on April 7, 1985, is a public figure hailing from Japan's Nara Prefecture. Renowned as an animation film director, manga artist, and musician, Mizutani serves as the Managing Director of Studio Padma[1], an animation production company based in Bangladesh.
Personal Information[edit]
Shunsuke Mizutani was born in 1985 in Nara Prefecture, Japan. His musical journey began early, as he started playing the piano during his formative years. It was during his time at Kashihara High School in Nara Prefecture that he delved into music composition. Mizutani's academic pursuits led him to the Faculty of Informatics at Kansai University, where he also ventured into the realm of filmmaking. He furthered his education by completing a master's degree at Kansai University's Graduate School.
In August 2007, Mizutani embarked on a transformative journey to Bangladesh, where he initiates profound inspiration. From August 2009 to September 2010, under the mentorship of Hiroki Watanabe, a distinguished humanitarian aid worker, Mizutani engaged in a period of intensive study at "Ekmattra[2]". During this time, he contributed significantly to the editing of "The Whirlpool" and provided artistic guidance through teaching art classes at a shelter home. His efforts culminated in the students' remarkable achievement of winning the Grand Prize at the Street Children's Art Festival.
During his tenure at Kansai University's graduate school, Mizutani focused his research endeavors on educational technology and cultural mediator function as a coordinator. Following the completion of his graduate studies, Mizutani embarked on a career as a freelance creator. In May 2014, driven by a vision to foster local talent and contribute to the animation industry, he established Studio Padma, an animation production company based in Dhaka.
In November 2016, Mizutani joined forces with actress Mae Watanabe (formerly known as Mae Otsuka) to form BAJNA BEAT[3], showcasing their musical talents as a pianist, vocalist, and composer. Their collaborative efforts bore fruit with the release of their debut album, "LIFE," on September 18, 2021, under T's MUSIC label.
Works[edit]
| Category | Title | Form | Release Date | Standard Part No. |
| Albums | LIFE | CD | September 18, 2021 | TSM-006 |
| Music distribution | October 13, 2021 | |||
| Prologue -Mohomoy Ei Khon | Music | |||
| AKASHEY | Music | |||
| Present | Music | |||
| Sonaly | Music | |||
| LIFE -To yourself in 100 years- | Music | |||
| Animation | Titu in the Magic Land (song and original artwork, 2020) | Animation | ||
| Part-time job with an "evil organization"! (original drawings, animation and editing, 2018) | Animation | |||
| Taste of Life (director, screenplay, original story, planning, animation production, 2016) | Animation | |||
| Commercials | SONY TV Side View (Directing, Editing, Composing, 2014) | Commercial | ||
| AJINOMOTO Bangladesh Private Ltd. | Commercial Animation | |||
| Writings | The Work of Mediators in NGO Partnership Activities: a Case Study in Bangladeshi Culture (Multicultural Relations No. 10, Society for Multicultural Relations, 2013) | Written Work | ||
| Comic | Jadhu Nogorer Titu (original work, 2020-) | Comic | ||
| Performances | DBC NEWS (October 5, 2021) | Television | ||
| Khelajog Ekattor TV (August 6, 2021) | Television | |||
| NEWS HUNT (August 1, 2021) | Television | |||
| CHANNEL 24 Interview The Young Fellow (February 2020) | Television | |||
| DBC NEWS (June 2019) | Television | |||
| BANGLA VISION Live Interview (June 2019) | Television | |||
| Channel 24 News (October 2018) | Television | |||
| Chopstik TVCM (November 2018) | Television | |||
| Bangladhol Studio Live (November 2018) | Television | |||
| Channel 24 Featured News (October 2018) | Television | |||
| DBC NEWS Special News (September 2018) | Television | |||
| Eid Special Program Eider Bazna Bajere ATN BANGLA (June 2018) | Television | |||
| Amar BasaATN BANGLA (February 2018) | Television | |||
| Daily Star Star Live (November 2017) | Television | |||
| Music Buzz Ekattor TV (August 2017) | Television | |||
| Ekattor TV Featured News (April 2017) | Television | |||
| Robindro sorobor ATN BANGLA (April 2017) | Television | |||
| Grameenphone TVCM | Television | |||
| NHK WORLD JAPAN Bengali Amar Dekha Bangla (July 3, July 10, July 17, July 24, 2021) | Radio | |||
| Radio Foorti Music Live (December 2017) | Radio | |||
| Waterlings (FM Hashimoto) | Radio | |||
| `Mujib Chirantan` (March, 2021) | Live Performance | |||
| Dhaka Shahjalal International Airport SAARC Terminal Opening Ceremony (October, 2023) | Live Performance | |||
| 50th Anniversary of JAICA in Bangladesh (December, 2023) | Live Performance |