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事業概要 映像制作の「企画立案」「撮影」「編集」「dvdパッケージ化」まで、 すべてをワンストップで行う映像企画会社です。 また、2013年よりar（拡張現実）を使用したインターネットと映像が連動したサービスのご提供を開始し、事業基盤の強化を図りつつ、新たな価値創造へ挑戦して参ります。

Headquarters:
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Industry:
Motion Pictures and Film
Founded:
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Employees:
100
Annual Revenue:
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Type: Private
Ticker: -
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