Shizuoka Heritage
Tourism Campaign, 2025
Tourism Campaign, 2025
Client: Shizuoka Prefecture
Production: Lontra
Producers: Remi Watabe, Yosuke Ashizawa
Director&Editor: Sybilla Patrizia
DoP: Andrzej Rudz
Colorist: Mai Kawamura
Colorist Producer: Setsuna Go
Production: Lontra
Producers: Remi Watabe, Yosuke Ashizawa
Director&Editor: Sybilla Patrizia
DoP: Andrzej Rudz
Colorist: Mai Kawamura
Colorist Producer: Setsuna Go
Shot on location in Shizuoka, Japan:
Akiha Fire Festival
Hoko-ji Temple
Izu Seinan Coast,
Yusuge Park
Arai Ryokan
Utsunoya Mountain Pass
Kunozan Toshogu Shrine
Miho no Matsubara
Akiha Fire Festival
Hoko-ji Temple
Izu Seinan Coast,
Yusuge Park
Arai Ryokan
Utsunoya Mountain Pass
Kunozan Toshogu Shrine
Miho no Matsubara
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藍染 INDIGO
2024, photo essayShot in Kamiita, Tokushima prefecture.
Beautiful Izu
Tourism Campaign, 2024
Tourism Campaign, 2024
Agency+Production: Lontra
Film Director+Photographer: Sybilla Patrizia
Cinematographer: Jayce Ong
Film Director+Photographer: Sybilla Patrizia
Cinematographer: Jayce Ong
Shot on location in Izu, Japan.
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色をこえて青を見る A color I named blue
Documentary Short
16min
Film Festivals:
Sheffield DocFest, International Short Film Competition ‘25
Short Shorts Film Festival &Asia, Non-Fiction Competition ‘25
DC/DOX ‘25
Driven by the memory of a deep shade of blue he cannot forget, Watanabe dedicates his life to the pursuit of recreating Japan’s most perfect shade of indigo. For years he tries to understand the unique alchemy of factors that will bring forth his ideal hue until fate introduces him to Kato, a young artisan who is colorblind. Together, they uncover a new way to see blue beyond just color.
Featuring:
Kenta Watanabe
Shinya Kato
Director&Producer: Sybilla Patrizia
Producer: Mai Hosomura
Executive Producer: Mai Ushikubo, Reina Senga
Cinematography: Andrzej Rudz
Editor: Mariko Ide
Associate Producer: Hidekazu Tsutsui
Gaffer: Yosuke Shimada
Sound Mixing: Kentaro Kimura
Colorist: James Clayton Daniels
Kenta Watanabe
Shinya Kato
Director&Producer: Sybilla Patrizia
Producer: Mai Hosomura
Executive Producer: Mai Ushikubo, Reina Senga
Cinematography: Andrzej Rudz
Editor: Mariko Ide
Associate Producer: Hidekazu Tsutsui
Gaffer: Yosuke Shimada
Sound Mixing: Kentaro Kimura
Colorist: James Clayton Daniels














AMA — women of the sea
2024
2024
Behind-the-scenes stills from METAMORPHOSIS, a feature-length documentary about how climate change affects different communities around the world. As part of this, the film features the story of Japan’s Ama free divers whose century-old tradition is now threatened by “isoyake.” Masae-san and her community are fighting to protect their precious abalone, but will Mie’s Ama culture and the underwater world survive the looming threat caused climate change?
More coming in 2025.
More coming in 2025.