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'''Kiyotaka Taguchi''' {{Nihongo|田口清隆|Taguchi Kiyotaka}} is a [[Japan]]ese film and television director. He is best known as the head director of the | '''Kiyotaka Taguchi''' {{Nihongo|田口清隆|Taguchi Kiyotaka}} is a [[Japan]]ese film and television director. He is best known as the head director of the two recent seasons in the [[w:c:ultra:Ultra Series|Ultra Series]], ''[[w:c:ultra:Ultraman X (series)|Ultraman X]]'' and ''[[w:c:ultra:Ultraman Orb (series)|Ultraman Orb]]'', as well as their respective films. His action scenes often make use of complex long takes seldom seem elsewhere in the [[tokusatsu]] genre. | ||
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==Kaiju Filmography== | ==Kaiju Filmography== | ||
===Director=== | ===Director=== | ||
*''[[Geharha: The Dark and Long Hair Monster]]'' (2009) | *''[[G]]'' (2008) [short] | ||
*''[[Geharha: The Dark and Long Hair Monster]]'' (2009) [short] | |||
*''[[w:c:ultra:Neo Ultra Q|Neo Ultra Q]]'' (TV 2013) [3 episodes] | *''[[w:c:ultra:Neo Ultra Q|Neo Ultra Q]]'' (TV 2013) [3 episodes] | ||
*''[[w:c:ultra:Ultraman Ginga (series)|Ultraman Ginga]]'' (TV 2013) [5 episodes] | *''[[w:c:ultra:Ultraman Ginga (series)|Ultraman Ginga]]'' (TV 2013) [5 episodes] | ||
*''[[Fool Japan: The ABCs of Tetsudon]]'' (2015) [segment: "Zone"] | |||
*''[[w:c:ultra:Ultraman X (series)|Ultraman X]]'' (TV 2015) [5 episodes] | *''[[w:c:ultra:Ultraman X (series)|Ultraman X]]'' (TV 2015) [5 episodes] | ||
*''[[w:c:ultra:Ultraman X The Movie: Here Comes! Our Ultraman|Ultraman X The Movie]]'' (2016) | *''[[w:c:ultra:Ultraman X The Movie: Here Comes! Our Ultraman|Ultraman X The Movie]]'' (2016) | ||
*''[[w:c:ultra:Ultraman Orb (series)|Ultraman Orb]]'' (TV 2016) [7 episodes] | *''[[w:c:ultra:Ultraman Orb (series)|Ultraman Orb]]'' (TV 2016) [7 episodes] | ||
*''[[w:c:ultra:Ultraman Orb The Movie: Lend Me The Power of Bonds!|Ultraman Orb The Movie]]'' (2017) | *''[[w:c:ultra:Ultraman Orb The Movie: Lend Me The Power of Bonds!|Ultraman Orb The Movie]]'' (2017) | ||
*''[[w:c:ultra:Ultraman Geed (series)|Ultraman Geed]]'' (TV 2017) [unknown number of episodes] | |||
*''[[Tetsudon Kaiju Dream Match]]'' (2017) [segment: "Female Weapon 701"] | |||
===Special Effects=== | ===Special Effects=== | ||
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*''[[Godzilla: Tokyo S.O.S.]]'' (2003) [assistant special effects director] | *''[[Godzilla: Tokyo S.O.S.]]'' (2003) [assistant special effects director] | ||
*''[[Godzilla: Final Wars]]'' (2004) [assistant special effects director] | *''[[Godzilla: Final Wars]]'' (2004) [assistant special effects director] | ||
*''MM9'' (TV 2010) [3 | *''MM9'' (TV 2010) [episodes 1-3, special effects supervisor] | ||
*''Jellyfish Eyes'' (2013) [special effects supervisor] | *''Jellyfish Eyes'' (2013) [special effects supervisor] | ||
*''Love & Peace'' (2015) [special effects supervisor] | *''Love & Peace'' (2015) [special effects supervisor] | ||
*"Mayday: 少年他的奇幻漂流" (2017) [music video; SFX director] | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery widths="120" position="center" captionalign="center" spacing="small"> | <gallery widths="120" position="center" captionalign="center" spacing="small"> | ||
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{{vid|<youtube width="300" height="169">13MJ6Wxbf1s</youtube>|2012 SciFi Japan TV interview}} | {{vid|<youtube width="300" height="169">13MJ6Wxbf1s</youtube>|2012 SciFi Japan TV interview}} | ||
{{vid|<youtube width="300" height="169">ncz-HRAcSI0</youtube>|Taguchi guides three children through the making of their own kaiju film}} | {{vid|<youtube width="300" height="169">ncz-HRAcSI0</youtube>|Taguchi guides three children through the making of their own kaiju film}} | ||
{{vid|<youtube width="300" height="169">3LmjBbP-e8U</youtube>|The music video for Mayday's "少年他的奇幻漂流"}} | |||
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==External Links== | |||
*[http://www.scifijapan.com/articles/2008/06/29/g-new-independent-kaiju-film-from-japan/ SciFi Japan article on Taguchi and "G"] | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
{{Reflist}} | {{Reflist}} | ||
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Kiyotaka Taguchi (田口清隆 Taguchi Kiyotaka) is a Japanese film and television director. He is best known as the head director of the two recent seasons in the Ultra Series, Ultraman X and Ultraman Orb, as well as their respective films. His action scenes often make use of complex long takes seldom seem elsewhere in the tokusatsu genre.
Kaiju Filmography
Director
- G (2008) [short]
- Geharha: The Dark and Long Hair Monster (2009) [short]
- Neo Ultra Q (TV 2013) [3 episodes]
- Ultraman Ginga (TV 2013) [5 episodes]
- Fool Japan: The ABCs of Tetsudon (2015) [segment: "Zone"]
- Ultraman X (TV 2015) [5 episodes]
- Ultraman X The Movie (2016)
- Ultraman Orb (TV 2016) [7 episodes]
- Ultraman Orb The Movie (2017)
- Ultraman Geed (TV 2017) [unknown number of episodes]
- Tetsudon Kaiju Dream Match (2017) [segment: "Female Weapon 701"]
Special Effects
- Godzilla vs. Megaguirus (2000) [assistant special effects director]
- Ultraman Cosmos: The First Contact (2001) [assistant special effects director]
- Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack (2001) [assistant special effects director]
- Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla (2002) [assistant special effects director]
- Godzilla: Tokyo S.O.S. (2003) [assistant special effects director]
- Godzilla: Final Wars (2004) [assistant special effects director]
- MM9 (TV 2010) [episodes 1-3, special effects supervisor]
- Jellyfish Eyes (2013) [special effects supervisor]
- Love & Peace (2015) [special effects supervisor]
- "Mayday: 少年他的奇幻漂流" (2017) [music video; SFX director]
Gallery
Taguchi on the set of Neo Ultra Q
Taguchi on the set of Ultraman X
Taguchi with Ultraman X at the 2015 International Tokyo Toy Show
Videos
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External Links
References
This is a list of references for Kiyotaka Taguchi. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]
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