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G4TV just aired the “Attack of the Show” special piece on Tokyo that I shot. Here is Kevin Pereira doing Sumo:

Cameraman: Kristoffer Hamilton

The G4 version of “Sasuke” is going on air today in the US! This picture was taken on the last day of the shoot at the Ninja Warrior course in Midoriyama, Japan.

I am in the blue hat, next to Olivia.

More from my work with G4TV and the coverage of the Tokyo Game Show.

Cameraman: Kristoffer Hamilton

Interview with Microsoft’s Director of Project Management Aaron Greenberg for X-Play about the New Xbox Live Experience, coming to your 360 on November 19th. With G4TV at the Tokyo Game Show.

Cameraman: Kristoffer Hamilton

G4 is now publishing the stuff I shot while working with them at the Tokyo Game Show on their website. Here is an interview with John Garvin by Morgan Webb for X-Play.

Cameraman: Kristoffer Hamilton

The computer game trade fair “Tokyo Game Show” has opened at the Makuhari Messe! Lots of new games and the booth babes are all over the place!

Shooting interviews for G4:s show “X-play” with an Ikegami DVCam.

The Japanese TBS show Sasuke is aired in the US as Ninja Warrior. Apart from the 16 cameras covering the event G4 brought in us to work with the hosts of “Attack of the show” and also to shoot behind the scenes for the american version.

Freelance cameraman Robin Probyn and myself shooting Digibeta at the Sasuke course in Midoriyama.

To get permit to film in a traditional Japanese sumo dojo can be very hard. G4TV got in and I was the cameraman. Kevin Pereira did a good job wrestling the big guys and also made them loosen up a bit and tell him the secrets of sumo. Afterwards there was lunch with the sumo master upstairs. The uchi-deshi (interns) worked hard cooking and cleaning.

G4:s Kevin Pereira in Japan! Here dressed only in the sumo wrestling outfit outside a dojo in Tokyo

Working with G4TV shooting Danny “The dancing stormtrooper” Choo in Shibuya for G4.

The hosts Kevin Pereira and Olivia Munn interviewing Danny in Shibuya during their week in Tokyo. Camera is Sony Digital Betacam

Pfew! Another two screenings of the IKEA film. Swedish embassy and then Australian chamber of commerce. (Video clip from Swedish Embassy in Tokyo, Mr Neckelius from Ikea making a presentation before the screening).