Just Cause started as a video production company.

Initially, I was mainly involved in the planning and production of live-action videos such as movies, but after I made cutscenes in the game [Resident Evil 5], I used CG in the sense of a new video expression to be transmitted to the world. We are focusing on video production.

Until then, I had no experience in CG production, but with the understanding and cooperation of clients, I wanted to create a work that only we could do, and I made use of the know-how of live-action photography that other CG studios do not have. In the production process of, we were able to realize a video production with a sense of reality.

After that, we wanted to create a work that we were satisfied with, and in 2011 we established a motion capture studio and an ADR studio that can simultaneously record facial capture and audio in Los Angeles, USA. (* Currently affiliated studio)

We were one of the first in Japan to introduce a virtual camera and make use of our live-action experience to realize new video production that could not be expressed in conventional CG works.

As a result of owning a studio for each process in-house and creating an environment where you can work in-house from the beginning to the end, we were able to establish a style that produces high-quality, cost-effective video production.

Just Cause has continued to evolve by taking advantage of having bases in the two major cities of Hollywood and Tokyo, and incorporating the good parts of both, but our biggest selling point is [the willingness to challenge]. No matter what equipment or technology you have, the stagnation will begin when you are satisfied with the status quo.

We always aim to be the top of the era at that time, always challenge without fear of change, continue to evolve, and promise to provide you with new surprises.

President and CEO

Takuya Shibata

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