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Compare Depart vs DMBZ

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Depart

Web Development & Technology Website
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DMBZ

Branding & Design Website

DMBZ is a collective of filmmakers based in Tokyo, founded in 2020. The agency offers video production, branding, and advertising services.

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Feature Comparison

Attribute Depart DMBZ
Category Web Development & Technology Branding & Design
Rating -
Winner +5.0 higher
Location 日本、〒107-0062 東京都港区南青山1丁目−1 新青山ビル 東館 Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
Services
  • Website Development
  • Branding
  • Website Migration
  • Website Design
  • Video Production
  • Advertising
  • Concepting
  • Location Scouting
  • Motion Design
  • Planning
  • Script Writing
  • Sound Editing
  • Coordination
  • Creative Direction
  • Direction
  • Equipment Sourcing
  • Website Development
  • Branding
  • Website Migration
  • Website Design
  • Video Production
  • Advertising
  • Concepting
  • Location Scouting
  • Motion Design
  • Planning
  • Script Writing
  • Sound Editing
  • Coordination
  • Creative Direction
  • Direction
  • Equipment Sourcing
Industries
Business services - general Ecommerce Government Media & publishing Retail
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Pros
  • Provides end-to-end design from research, analysis, and planning through to final output
  • Shot in 35 countries and worked with more than 50 major brands.
  • Small, multi-talented team handling writing, editing, producing, shooting, music, and effects in-house.
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