Sunset Rollercoaster Drop "Believe U" Music Video, Shot by Japanese Crew Under Director Pennacky
Taipei band Sunset Rollercoaster (落日飛車) has released the music video for their new track "Believe U", sharing clips and the full production credits on their official Instagram. The video was directed by Pennacky, with Kohei Shimazu serving as director of photography. Most of the crew behind the camera is Japanese, and color grading was handled by Haruka Ariga of ARTONE FILM.
Full production credits
- Director: Pennacky
- Director of Photography: Kohei Shimazu
- 1st AC: Kakeru Sudo
- Production Designer: Atsuo Tokutomi
- Production Design Assistant: Rina Matsuura
- Coordinator: Rikii Ryu
- Colorist: Haruka Ariga (ARTONE FILM)
- Producer: Wataru Watanabe
- Production Manager: Rintaro Ito
- Production Support: Naoto Oi, Riho Takizawa, Kojiro Ichimura
A Japan-heavy crew for a Taipei band
The credits show that direction, cinematography, production design, and post-production color all sat with a Japanese team, down to the assistant camera and production support roles. Coordination duties were handled by Rikii Ryu, with grading done in-house at ARTONE FILM by Haruka Ariga.
What's not confirmed yet
The source article does not specify a release date for the song beyond the MV drop, nor details on an accompanying single, EP, or upcoming live dates. For updates on "Believe U" and any related releases or shows, fans are directed to check the band's official accounts.