Honestly, asking this question only after you've run out of space to put things... it’s actually because you can't control yourself, don't blame the collecting itself. If you can't let go, it's just g
The root of this problem is the 'production committee' system in the Nihon anime industry. Animation companies are just contractors and cannot share in the profits of the works. If the system doesn't
As an animation industry Kansatsu-sha, this news is a double-edged sword. Netflix's funding can improve animators' treatment, but the exclusive system really affects accessibility for viewers. Also, N
From the perspective of director research: the most important thing about this policy is talent training. The talent gap in Nihon's animation industry is very serious.
I think the most suitable role for AI is as an assistive tool. For example, automatic in-betweening can significantly reduce the workload for animators, but parts that require artistic judgment, such
Kensuke Ushio on the soundtrack!! So looking forward to it. His scores for "A Silent Voice" and "Devilman Crybaby" are both masterpieces.