Peter Grasse is an acclaimed producer who has had a significant impact on the Asia Pacific production landscape. For more than a decade, he has played a pivotal role in shaping the reputation of production companies in New Zealand, Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore and Japan. In particular, in 2004 he expanded his range of activities by setting up production offices in Sydney and Singapore, with the film Curious in which he served as his general manager in Auckland, and the team won three Grand Prix awards and three Golden Lions. Stephen won the Grand Prix of Criticism at the Cannes Film Festival. Kang’s “Blue”. His leadership earned Ciclope his Asia Pacific Production Company of the Year award from 2013 to 2015.
Peter, an anthropology student, first went to Hokkaido to study the Ainu language. While there he met his wife. Together they ran successful film companies in New Zealand and Australia. However, in 2016, they ultimately returned to Japan in search of their children’s education and the appeal of the Rugby World Cup and Olympics. Although the Olympics did not take place, they encountered many positive opportunities and established a strong team of 10 like-minded Positive producers who are passionate about their work and Mr. Positive was born.
Peter’s international film experience distinguishes Mr. Positive as being proficient in both Japanese and Western productions. Mister Positive is made up of just his two misters and his eight talented individuals who exude great energy, efficiency, optimism, and a sense of style.
They foster a nurturing environment for young talent. Experienced growers strive to stay young and curious and always look for solutions instead of saying why something can’t be done. Each shoot is an opportunity for our team to have fun learning about and appreciating the practices, methods, and stories that others bring to the table. They also take pride in knowing Tokyo inside and out and will provide you with the best advice for any visit.
Together with Mr. Positive, Peter and his team continue to produce award-winning work that demonstrates their commitment to nurturing new talent in the region. Mr + Post, an in-house post-production company, has expanded to provide color grading and specialty services for global campaigns, including billboards for Netflix’s The Witcher and Stranger Things. Additionally, they have invested in essential equipment and have a sophisticated Mr+Van for customer transport.
Apart from production, Peter is actively involved in industry events, serving as president of the jury at Cyclops, Spikes, Lisbon and Awards, and has been on the jury for Cannes Lions, Adfest, Axis, Schott, The Immortals and Madstars. Contributed. His accomplishments led him to speak at Cannes and create a career dedicated to his excellence and innovation in commercial production. Last year, he took his entire team to Cannes to immerse themselves in the industry and demonstrate that they are not only part of the GPN family, but a vibrant global community.
When starting Mr. Positive, Peter met Harry and the GPN story began. Peter’s bright personality and genuine interest in people and diverse cultures serve him well in his work, and are what led Harry to join him.
For him, GPN has many benefits. he says: “I like Champion, the history and the rich experience of GPN. The company has a worldwide reach and has excellent knowledge of production services in individual markets in almost every country in the world. Cooperating with GPN The advantage is that I know that the clients that come from GPN are experienced professionals who know their stuff and are ready to do a great job.
Another great thing was getting to know Japan’s worst values and strengths during the pandemic. We had 50 people call from all over the world to talk about their experiences with the pandemic, and it was incredible. When everyone in the world was ignorant, they were able to collect, collect and simplify that knowledge. We were then able to create beautiful illustrated work that we could provide to our clients, giving them confidence that we knew how to navigate this new COVID-19 situation.
As the film industry recovers, one aspect remains irreplaceable. It’s about capturing live action and the cultural heritage it embodies. Filmmaking has become an integral part of our lives, much like playing an instrument in a band. ”
Mr+ Postivie’s latest project
In a captivating fusion of culture and creativity, French rapper Bouba makes a triumphant return with his latest song “6G”, releasing a dark and dynamic promotional video set against the backdrop of the vibrant streets of Tokyo.
Directed by visionary Fred de Ponchara, the promotion immerses viewers in a fascinating story set against the backdrop of Japan’s bustling capital. The scene opens with a breathtaking aerial view of the city skyline, but quickly segues into a heart-pounding moment when a young woman loosens her tie and jumps from a towering skyscraper. When the camera widens its focus, Booba appears, wearing a bright kimono and sitting proudly, clutching a black umbrella that exudes a mystical aura.
Seamlessly blending live-action sequences with surreal visual effects, de Ponchara expertly transports audiences through a series of suspenseful stunts, shocking fight scenes, and unforgettable visuals that leave viewers suspenseful and mesmerized at the same time. I will guide you. From the intricate beauty of geisha masks to the chilling intensity of unexpected developments, this promotion offers a cinematic experience like no other.
Mr+Positive Tokyo, a renowned production company known for its dedication to excellence, provided essential on-site support for the seamless execution of the production. Mr+Positive Tokyo was responsible for everything from casting and location scouting to set decoration and stunt coordination, ensuring Booba’s creative vision was realized with unparalleled reliability and precision.
Peter Grasse, founding producer of Mr+, reflected on the collaboration and expressed his enthusiasm for working with respected talent from both France and Japan. “It was an honor to collaborate with such a caliber of director and cinematographer,” Peter said. “The Japanese team is thrilled with the final result and proud to have contributed to realizing this vision. That’s positive!”
With “6G”, Buba and his visionary team have not only created a captivating musical masterpiece, but also transcended borders, inspired imaginations, and left an indelible mark on audiences around the world. It also created a visual spectacle.